Miami → Anguilla

Buy anything in the States. Receive it in Anguilla, handled.

One Miami address for every store you buy from. We hold it all, combine it into one container, and have the customs paperwork done before it lands.

You · US

Buy what you need in the States.

Any store, any supplier — shipped to the Miami address we give you.

Us · Miami

We receive it and hold it together.

Every box logged the day it lands, waiting for the rest of your order.

You · Anguilla

It arrives in Anguilla, handled.

We combine it, handle the clearance and the paperwork, and get it to you.

Without you having to manage the whole circus.

IslandVia LLC is a registered Miami company. We’re onboarding our first group of properties on Anguilla — tell us about yours.

The Anguilla shoreline from the air — white sand and pale turquoise over reef
Where it ends up.Caribbean waters — the reason any of this is worth doing carefully
04 / AXA

The ViaCube

One container. 117 things. A dozen stores. One arrival.

Nobody’s problem is shipping a sofa. It’s the hundred small things from a dozen different checkouts, each one its own tracking number, its own delivery window, its own chance to go missing.

58 in 45 in 42 IN DEEP

A typical load. Drawn from five real ones.

Volume
63 cu ft
Weight limit
1,200 lb
One container
$595

Fill a cube on your own and it is yours alone; share one and you split the fee by the space you use. Duty, import tax and the 1% Customs Service Fee are passed through at cost and itemised. Ocean freight and insurance are the carrier’s own invoice, passed through — we don’t mark them up.

Five loads we’ve shipped

avg 117 17893141 9875

585 individual articles across five loads, 304 distinct item types. The average load is 117 things.

See the detail — weight, and where the goods come from

One load, by weight

376 lb 1,200 lb limit 31% USED · 10 BOXES PLUS LOOSE ITEMS

The fee belongs to the container, not the cargo. Adding more to a part-full cube doesn’t raise it — each extra package carries only its intake fee.

Where the goods come from

Amazon · eBay · Home Depot · Pottery Barn · Williams-Sonoma · Blick · Nuts.com · Tire Kingdom · Crate & Barrel · Lorena Canals · Chewy · Grove Co.

Real goods, from real manifests

Four Continental car tires, a step ladder, a shop vac, a mini beverage refrigerator, a green office chair, a Nespresso machine, a robot vacuum, ten Pottery Barn curtain panels, five Williams-Sonoma curtain rods, washable rugs, poufs, a 42-inch bench, floor tile, roof coating, dog food, canned smoked trout, pickleballs, oil paint, deadbolts, a shower system.

What a container costs, in full →

A garage at a villa with the door open, a whole shipment unloaded inside — cartons, tile, timber, cable and paint

Who ships with us

Which of these is you?

The answer changes what we ask for and how your shipments are grouped on an invoice — so it is worth picking the one that fits.

A single-storey villa on the Anguilla coast, dry scrub and pale shallow water beyond
My own villa

One property, yours.

Furnishing or restocking a house in Anguilla, from stores that mostly will not ship here. One Miami address, one consolidated shipment, one bill.

See how this works →
A small multi-unit property in Anguilla — separate doors, external stairs, a shared pool
Properties I manage

Several villas on one account, each billed separately.

Every package attributed to the right property at intake, one commercial invoice per villa, and a master statement across the account.

See how this works →
A small stockroom, timber shelving racked with boxes, textiles and parts
A business

A company shipping to a site or project.

Lumpy project supply, forty line items at a time, and a customs file that has to hold up. Consolidation on your schedule.

See how this works →

Concierge

Building a whole house? We'll buy it, inspect it, crate it, or run the entire fit-out end to end — see what concierge covers →

A quiet road on Anguilla running down to the sea
Cleared, then it sails.Outbound from Miami on the next scheduled load
03 / MIA → AXA

Before you ask

Three things worth knowing first.

TimingGoods need to be with us by Monday 17:00 Miami time to sail that week. We pack on Tuesday, hand the cargo to Tropical on Wednesday, and the boat sails Thursday.
High-value goodsTell us before you order if something is fragile or valuable. Additional cargo protection is available on request; shipments are not automatically covered for full value.
Who you’re dealing withIslandVia LLC is a registered Miami company, shipping with Tropical Shipping on the weekly Anguilla sailing.

Questions

Every answer, beside the thing it answers.

Twenty-two of them. What a shipment costs and how a bill is put together live on the pricing page; what actually happens to a box lives with the steps.

Questions about cost →     Questions about the journey →

Get started

Tell us what you're working with.

A couple of details and we'll follow up with a real quote for your situation — no account needed to ask.

Rather talk? Call 305-403-9531 or email hello@islandvia.com.