I HAVE A BOAT IN HOUSTON THAT IS TO SMALL TO BRING BY WATER(22 FOOTER, ON A TRAILER): ANY ONE HAVE ANY GOOD IDEAS REGARDING TRANSPORTATION ?
THANKS

Either tow it overland or contact Hyde Shipping in Miami to see if they can put you in touch with someone who regularly ships full size containers.

Wing Bridge Shipping Co. Houston sails to Big Creek twice a month.

I shipped my fiberglass pool down with Hyde Shipping out of Port Everglades. It is 15' X 30' X 6'. NO problem. I didn't have to put it in a container.

If you ship the boat consider shrink wrapping it. It's costly but keeps it much cleaner and keeps people out of it while it is sitting around port to port.

Do not ship with fuel.

Theere are some other rules too, I think you have to disengage batteries etc. But the shipping guys will advise you.

Ask for Benny Torres at Hyde. Just google it...

He is in Houston--not Florida
One drawback for shipping from Houston is that your cargo ends up in Big Creek.
It cost me more to get the cargo from Big Creek to the island than it did from Houston to Big Creek.

WHERE IS BIG CREEK? THE BOAT (TRAILER) WILL END UP IN COROZAL, BUT IF I CANT GET THE BOAT TO SAN PEDRO, THEN I'M REALLY IN TROUBLE!!

Big Creek is in southern Belize, near Independance town, about an hours drive north of Punta Gorda. It is about a 5 hour drive to Belize City towing a trailer.

Put it in the water in Corozol and drive it to San Pedro!It's a boat, right?

That water route is watched close
chancy