US West Coast to Peru's main port — Long Beach to Callao, the Pacific gateway for mining and project cargo into the Andes.
Callao is Lima's deepwater port and Peru's primary maritime gateway — the entry point for equipment headed into the Andean mining region. From Long Beach it's a 10–14 day Pacific run, a cleaner routing for West Coast origins than the Panama Canal transit an East Coast port would require.
We run Callao FCL for containerized freight, break-bulk for mining and project equipment that won't box, and RoRo for wheeled equipment. Spanish-first coordination on the documentation, the destination clearance, and the inland delivery to the mine or the Lima industrial corridor.
For West Coast origins, Long Beach to Callao is a direct Pacific run of 10–14 days — no Panama Canal transit. East Coast ports reach Callao via the Canal, which adds time and cost. We compare both for your origin and pick the cheaper landed routing.
Ocean · FCL / break-bulk / RoRo · 10–14 days. A named coordinator quotes it the same day.