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How long does +2LDM groupage take from Spain to the Netherlands?

Transit on SAVA Logistic +2LDM groupage from Spain to the Netherlands depends on the delivery zone, with consolidation departures 2 times a week. Rotterdam port connectivity enables combined road-sea forwarding for onward global distribution. Shipments of 2-6 loading meters are accepted.

  • •Transit time by delivery zone
  • •Consolidation departures on Mondays and Fridays
  • •Rotterdam port connectivity for onward sea forwarding
  • •2-6 LDM capacity per shipment
  • •Dedicated vehicle quoted case by case on the same corridor
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Spain-origin LTL corridor · Spain → Netherlands

Spain to Netherlands LTL & road freight

Reliable road freight to Rotterdam and Amsterdam, connecting Iberian exporters to the North Sea ports.

Business pallets and recurring partial loads

Choose a quote for one shipment or ask us to review your regular transport needs.

Minimum billing: 2 LDM; Romania: 0.4 LDM. Pallets below 500 kg are accepted at the applicable minimum rate.

For businesses shipping their own goods. No personal removals or temperature-controlled freight.

An estimate is indicative. Our team confirms cargo acceptance, price and timing in writing.

Strategic connectivity

The Netherlands lane serves three distinct flows — Rotterdam port for crossdock onto container or ro-ro, Eindhoven's Brainport electronics cluster (ASML, Philips, NXP and their suppliers), and Venlo's Greenport for fresh-produce return loads. Urban environmental zones (Milieuzone) constrain which trucks enter city centres; dispatch matches equipment to consignee postcode up front.

Groupage LTL
Transit by delivery zone
Departures on fixed weekdays (several departures a week)

Origin hub

Barcelona (Sabadell)

Destination hubs

Rotterdam, Amsterdam

"We don't just drop cargo at Netherlands — we stay on every kilometre. Live GPS, proactive updates, and a dispatcher on the phone when you need one."

What you get on every load

Real-time tracking

Live GPS position on every shipment, so you know where your freight is without having to ask.

Documentation support

CMR paperwork and ADR handling covered in-house. For non-EU lanes, customs declarations are coordinated with licensed destination brokers.

Regular departures

Consistent schedules from our Barcelona hub with a bilingual team on the phone when you need one.

Route intelligence: Spain → Netherlands

Operational data for the Barcelona–Rotterdam corridor. Updated 2026-09-24.

Spain to Netherlands route specifications
ParameterValue
Distance1,500 km
Main highwayAP-7 → A-9 → E17 (BE) → A16 (NL)
Departure frequency2× per week
Customs requiredNo — EU free movement

Border crossings (2)

  1. 1La Jonquera (ES/FR)
  2. 2Hazeldonk (BE/NL)

Local restrictions & regulations

✓ No special restrictions on this corridor. Standard EU transport regulations apply.

Transport mode comparison: Spain → Netherlands

Compare road freight against air and sea alternatives for the Spain–Netherlands corridor.

Comparison of transport modes from Spain to Netherlands
ModeCostSpeed
✈️ Air Freight€€€€Confirm with the provider
🚢 Sea Freight€Confirm with the provider
🚛 Road LTL (SAVA LOGISTIC)€By delivery zone

Cost and speed estimates are approximate and vary by shipment size, urgency, and season. SAVA LOGISTIC road freight offers the optimal balance of cost, speed, and door-to-door convenience for European corridors.

Frequently asked

How long does Spain to Netherlands road freight take to Rotterdam or Amsterdam?

We serve Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Eindhoven. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, measured on real shipments. Madrid and Valencia pickups add 24 hours.

Do you handle Rotterdam port deliveries and pickups?

Yes. Rotterdam is on our weekly lane for both delivery to port-side consignees and pickup of onward-bound freight. For containerized onward shipments to overseas, we can crossdock into the customer's forwarder at the port.

Do you serve Eindhoven's electronics cluster (ASML, Philips)?

Yes. Eindhoven and the Brainport region (ASML, Philips, NXP and their supplier network) are regular weekly destinations. High-value electronics freight with our standard CMR cover plus upgraded insurance where requested.

Can you collect fresh produce from Venlo for return to Spain?

Venlo (Greenport) fresh produce often needs a chilled temperature band we don't cover — we run ambient/dry groupage only, so chilled and frozen produce is outside our scope. Ambient and shelf-stable goods we can collect on qualifying lanes, with proper equipment and transit windows.

Is the Netherlands intra-EU — any paperwork?

Intra-EU, no customs. Standard CMR. The only routing nuance is that Rotterdam area deliveries can be affected by urban environmental zones (Milieuzone) — our dispatch confirms the right truck type for the consignee postcode.

Is LTL groupage available from Spain to the Netherlands?

Yes — SAVA Logistic runs LTL consolidations from Barcelona to Rotterdam two times a week, Amsterdam, and Eindhoven. 2 LDM billed, or 0.4 LDM for Romania; pallets below 500 kg are accepted with the applicable minimum charge.

Can I ship partial loads of 2-6 loading meters from Spain to the Netherlands?

Yes. SAVA Logistic offers +2LDM groupage from Barcelona to the Netherlands with consolidation departures two times a week. Rotterdam port connectivity supports combined road-sea forwarding. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, measured on real shipments. Pay per loading meter instead of booking a full trailer.

What is the minimum shipment size for +2LDM groupage from Spain to the Netherlands?

The minimum for +2LDM groupage is 2 loading meters (approximately 2.4m × 1.2m floor space). Shipments under 2 LDM are handled through standard LTL groupage. Shipments above 6 LDM are usually more cost-effective as FTL.

Business freight: scope and review

For companies shipping their own goods. We do not handle the following requests:

  • Private household moves and personal effects
  • Temperature-controlled freight

Special or non-standard business loads are reviewed individually. Send goods, dimensions, weight and any handling or documentation needs; availability and acceptance are confirmed after review.

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What ships well on the Spain → Netherlands lane

The lane carries three flows that behave differently: Rotterdam for crossdock onto container or ro-ro, the Brainport electronics cluster around Eindhoven, and pallet replenishment into the Randstad fulfilment belt. Rotterdam and Eindhoven sit in delivery zone 1 of the tariff while Amsterdam and The Hague sit in zone 3, so the flow you are on decides the date as much as the goods do.

Fashion & textiles

Spanish apparel into Amsterdam and Randstad fulfilment DCs — pallet replenishment in groupage, delivered into zone 3 rather than the zone 1 the port sits in.

Consumer goods & FMCG

Packaged consumer categories into retail distribution around Tilburg, Utrecht and Rotterdam. Where the consignee is inside a municipal milieuzone, that decides the vehicle we send, not the delivery day.

Industrial & electronics

Components and sub-assemblies into the Eindhoven Brainport cluster — ASML, Philips, NXP and their supplier network. High-value electronics on standard CMR cover, with all-risk on request.

Adjacent corridors

Dutch deliveries pair naturally with our Belgium and Luxembourg runs. For UK-bound onward freight via Rotterdam, our Spain → UK lane may be a better single-hop option.

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+2LDM Groupage on This Corridor

Ship partial loads of 2–6 loading meters with 2x/week consolidation departures. Pay per meter instead of booking a full truck.

Departures

2x/week

Capacity

2–6 LDM

Regions we serve in Netherlands

Transit bands, postal coverage and main cities — region by region.

North Brabants-Hertogenbosch · ~1500 km

North Brabant is the Netherlands' manufacturing province and it is not close. It generated 28.7% of all Dutch manufacturing value added in 2023 and 24.5% of national manufacturing output, on 15.3% of the country's GDP — meaning industry here is roughly twice as concentrated as the national average. Eindhoven sits about 1,500 km from our Barcelona hub, with LTL groupage on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

The anchor is ASML, headquartered at Veldhoven, which the company calls its biggest R&D and manufacturing site and which reported EUR 32.7 billion of net sales. Around it sits an unusually deep supplier base: VDL Groep runs more than 100 operating companies from Eindhoven on EUR 4.1 billion of 2025 revenue, and DAF's Eindhoven site holds the engine factory, the components factory, the press shop and the final assembly line for the XD, XF, XG and XG+.

One number attached to DAF is worth handling carefully. The company built 47,048 trucks in 2025 and holds 13.5% of the European heavy segment, but that is a six-plant group total rather than Eindhoven output — DAF publishes no plant-level figure, and cabs and axles come from Westerlo in Belgium. Quoting it as an Eindhoven number, as is common, overstates what actually moves through this province.

The province's own port is the other half of the freight picture. Moerdijk handled 15.2 million tonnes of waterborne cargo in 2025 across 5.7 km of quay, with 631,000 TEU in 2024 and container volume up 16% in 2025, and hosts more than 400 companies across roughly 2,635 hectares supporting 20,736 direct and indirect jobs. Its rail traffic is the interesting line: 2,601 trains in 2025, up 26.9%, after four consecutive years of decline. Shell's chemicals park at Moerdijk occupies 325 hectares with around 1,300 people on site daily.

Main cities served

Eindhoven, 's-Hertogenbosch, Tilburg, Breda and Helmond cover the province. Eindhoven carries the semiconductor-equipment and automotive volume, Tilburg and Breda the distribution estate, and Moerdijk in the west is the province's port and chemical cluster.

Eindhoven's-HertogenboschTilburgBredaHelmond

Key industries on this lane

ASML and its supplier ring at Veldhoven and Eindhoven map to our technology service, DAF and VDL to automotive and industrial machinery, and the Moerdijk chemical park to chemicals. Construction materials, furniture and e-commerce restocking run across the province.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in North Brabant

The route into North Brabant clears La Jonquera, runs the French and Belgian motorway axis and crosses into the Netherlands on the A16 at Hazeldonk, which lands directly in this province — Breda first, then the A58 and A67 east to Tilburg, Eindhoven and Helmond, about 1,500 km from our Barcelona hub. Two infrastructure facts shape the run. The A67 widening between the Leenderheide interchange and Geldrop is paused: the Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management placed seventeen road and waterway projects on hold, so the Eindhoven-Venlo axis stays as it is for now. And at Moerdijk the Logistiek Park's A17 connection was delivered in 2025, with the A16 connection prepared that year and due to be built in 2026. Air freight is not an option here at all: the Netherlands handles air cargo only at Schiphol and Maastricht Aachen, with 97.2% of the national 1.47 million tonnes going through Schiphol, so everything we deliver into this province arrives by road. One caveat on trade figures — CBS does not break Spain out in its regional trade tables, where it sits inside an 'Overig EU15' aggregate, so no genuine North Brabant-Spain figure exists and we do not construct one.

Postal codes covered

46474849505152535455565758

Delivery zone

ZONA 1

Frequently asked

What is the transit time from Spain to Eindhoven?

Eindhoven sits about 1,500 km from our Barcelona hub and LTL groupage runs on two departures a week, entering the Netherlands on the A16 at Hazeldonk. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Is there a North Brabant-Spain trade figure?

No. CBS does not resolve Spain in its regional trade tables — it falls inside an 'Overig EU15' grouping — so any province-level Spain number is either a national figure relabelled or an estimate. We quote neither.

Does DAF build 47,000 trucks at Eindhoven?

No. That is DAF's group total across six plants; the company publishes no Eindhoven-only output, and cabs and axles come from Westerlo in Belgium. Eindhoven does hold the engine and components factories, the press shop and the final assembly line for the XD, XF, XG and XG+, and it is standard coverage for us either way.

Which postcodes do you cover?

Postcode prefixes 46 through 58 — the Eindhoven, Tilburg, Breda, 's-Hertogenbosch and Helmond ranges. Any postcode under those prefixes prices as standard North Brabant coverage.

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LimburgMaastricht · ~1400 km

Limburg is the gateway province on the corridor: sitting immediately after the Belgian border, Maastricht lies roughly 1,400 km from our Barcelona hub. LTL groupage covers the entire province on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

The province's freight demand is driven by two poles: the Venlo Greenport logistics cluster — a major concentration of distribution centres for fresh produce and FMCG — and the industrial manufacturing base around Sittard-Geleen (Chemelot chemical park). Cross-border distribution warehousing in Venlo serves as a springboard for German and Benelux markets.

As an intra-EU corridor, no customs duties or border procedures apply. Standard groupage booking covers door-to-door delivery throughout the province, with dock appointment scheduling available for the major distribution centres in Venlo.

Main cities served

Venlo, Maastricht, Heerlen, Sittard-Geleen and Roermond cover the province — Venlo dominates logistics volumes, while Sittard-Geleen serves the chemical and industrial sector.

MaastrichtVenloHeerlenSittard-GeleenRoermond

Key industries on this lane

Venlo distribution centre deliveries enter our industrial machinery and food & beverage lines; chemical park supplies for Chemelot go through industrial machinery with ADR documentation where required. We handle ADR classes 2, 3, 4.1, 5.1, 6.1, 8 and 9.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Limburg

The route in runs north along the AP-7 from our Barcelona hub, crossing into France at La Jonquera and tracking the French and Belgian motorways before entering the Netherlands at the Hazeldonk crossing on the A16 — roughly 1,400 km, with the A2 and A67 fanning the final leg across the province. From there we deconsolidate on the weekly arrival, breaking palletised LTL groupage down for last-mile delivery into Maastricht, Venlo's Greenport cluster, Heerlen and the Chemelot industries at Sittard-Geleen, covering postcodes 59 through 64.

Postal codes covered

596061626364

Delivery zone

ZONA 1

Frequently asked

How long does freight from Spain to Venlo take?

Venlo receives LTL groupage over a route of roughly 1,500 km. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. The Greenport cluster is one of the highest-frequency destinations on the Dutch corridor. Departures are weekly, with a second mid-week run when volume supports it with online tracking throughout.

Do you deliver to the Chemelot chemical park in Sittard-Geleen?

Yes — palletised industrial supplies and chemical-grade materials for the Chemelot park are a standard flow. We handle ADR classes 2, 3, 4.1, 5.1, 6.1, 8 and 9 with certified documentation and trained drivers.

What postcodes in Limburg do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 59 through 64 cover the province — from Venlo and Roermond through Maastricht to Heerlen. All at standard Limburg rates with last-mile included.

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ZeelandMiddelburg · ~1400 km

Zeeland is the southwestern maritime province of the Netherlands, with Middelburg roughly 1,400 km from our Barcelona hub. LTL groupage covers the entire province on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Freight demand centres on the Vlissingen-Terneuzen port and industrial zone: heavy equipment, steel products and bulk chemicals flow into the North Sea Canal Zone facilities, while food processing and agricultural exports from the Zeeland delta generate ambient-temperature return flows. The Westerscheldetunnel connects the province's two halves for seamless last-mile distribution.

Both countries are EU members — no customs duties or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery across the province including the port industrial areas of Vlissingen and Terneuzen.

Main cities served

Middelburg, Vlissingen, Goes and Terneuzen cover the province — Vlissingen and Terneuzen handle the bulk of industrial and port-related freight.

MiddelburgVlissingenGoesTerneuzen

Key industries on this lane

Port equipment and heavy industrial supplies enter our machinery service line; food processing materials go through the food & beverage line. Both verticals share the same departure calendar.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Zeeland

The route into Zeeland runs roughly 1,400 km from our Barcelona hub: AP-7 to the La Jonquera border, up the A7/E15 through France and the E17/A14 across Belgium, then the A16 into the Netherlands at the Hazeldonk crossing. Two weekly LTL groupage departures feed deconsolidation for Middelburg, Vlissingen, Goes and Terneuzen, with the Westerscheldetunnel linking the delta's two halves for last-mile palletised delivery across postcode areas 43 to 45, port industrial zones included.

Postal codes covered

434445

Delivery zone

ZONA 1

Frequently asked

How long does freight from Spain to Vlissingen take?

Vlissingen receives LTL groupage over a route of roughly 1,400 km. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. Departures are two times per week with online tracking from pickup to delivery at the port industrial zone.

Do you deliver to the port industrial zone in Terneuzen?

Yes — palletised industrial equipment, steel products and chemical-grade supplies for the Terneuzen industrial area are standard corridor freight. ADR classes 2, 3, 4.1, 5.1, 6.1, 8 and 9 are accepted with certified documentation.

What postcodes in Zeeland do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 43 through 45 cover the province — from Middelburg and Vlissingen to Goes and Terneuzen. All at standard Zeeland rates with last-mile delivery included.

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South HollandThe Hague · ~1500 km

South Holland is a port and services economy that people persistently describe as a manufacturing one. Manufacturing accounted for just 7.92% of its gross value added in 2024, against 21.47% for trade, transport and hospitality. It is also not the country's largest regional economy, as is often claimed: Noord-Holland led on GDP in 2024 at EUR 243.3 billion against EUR 231.2 billion here, and South Holland's GDP per capita of EUR 60,033 sits below the national EUR 62,381. Rotterdam is about 1,500 km from our Barcelona hub, with LTL groupage on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

What it does have is Europe's largest port by a wide margin. Rotterdam handled 428.4 million tonnes in 2025, down 1.7%, with container throughput up 3.1% to 14,244,954 TEU. The port area runs more than 40 km and covers 12,500 hectares of land and water, takes around 27,384 seagoing and 93,680 inland vessel calls a year, and the port authority puts related employment at roughly 182,000 jobs. Its share of the Hamburg-Le Havre range was 36.6% in 2025, slipping from 37.1% — dominant, but not gaining.

Shell's Pernis site is the other giant: 404,000 barrels of crude a day, which Shell puts at 20 million tonnes a year, across more than 60 plants on 550 hectares, and which the company describes as Europe's largest refinery. It was physically connected to the Porthos CO2 storage network by pipeline in spring 2026, though injection had not started as of Shell's June 2026 publication.

The third pillar is glass. South Holland held 4,813.9 hectares of horticulture under glass across 1,380 holdings in 2024 — 48.0% of the entire Dutch total — and the municipality of Westland alone accounts for 2,588.8 hectares, a quarter of all glasshouse area in the Netherlands. That is a large, steady generator of palletised inbound and outbound freight quite separate from the port.

Main cities served

Rotterdam, The Hague, Leiden, Dordrecht, Delft and Zoetermeer cover the province. Rotterdam carries the port and refinery volume, the Westland glasshouse belt west of The Hague generates horticultural freight, and Dordrecht sits on the A16 corridor south.

RotterdamThe HagueLeidenDordrechtDelftZoetermeer

Key industries on this lane

The Westland glasshouse cluster maps to our food and beverage service, the Pernis and Botlek petrochemical estate to chemicals, and the port's distribution and re-export warehousing to e-commerce and industrial machinery. Technology, construction materials and furniture run across the province.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in South Holland

The route into South Holland clears La Jonquera, runs through France and Belgium and crosses into the Netherlands on the A16 at Hazeldonk, which then feeds the A16 and A15 straight into the Rotterdam-Europoort area at about 1,500 km from our Barcelona hub. The A15 itself runs 137 km from the Maasvlakte through Rotterdam to the A325, and the Betuweroute — 160 km of double-track electrified freight railway to the German border at Zevenaar-Emmerich — takes the rail share, with the port serving as start or end point for more than 400 international rail connections. APM Terminals Maasvlakte II automates around 80% of its crane movements and runs 73 electric Lift-AGVs. One rule matters more than any of this for a delivery address inside the city: since 1 January 2025 Rotterdam operates a zero-emission zone, not merely a low-emission one, so the vehicle that can legally make the final drop is a different question from the vehicle that carried the freight up from Spain, and we plan the last leg around it rather than at the cordon. Air is no alternative here — Rotterdam The Hague Airport recorded zero tonnes of freight and zero tonnes of mail in 2025.

Postal codes covered

262728293031323334

Delivery zone

ZONA 1ZONA 3

Frequently asked

What is the transit time from Spain to Rotterdam?

Rotterdam sits about 1,500 km from our Barcelona hub and LTL groupage runs on two departures a week, entering the Netherlands at Hazeldonk and running the A16/A15 into the port area. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Does Rotterdam's zero-emission zone affect my delivery?

It can, and it is stricter than the low-emission zones elsewhere in Europe. Rotterdam has operated a zero-emission zone since 1 January 2025, so access for a delivery address inside it depends on the vehicle rather than on the shipment. We plan the final leg around that in advance rather than discovering it at the boundary.

Is South Holland the Netherlands' largest regional economy?

No — Noord-Holland was larger on GDP in 2024, EUR 243.3 billion against EUR 231.2 billion, and South Holland's GDP per capita is actually below the national average. It is the largest port economy, which is a different claim, and manufacturing is only 7.92% of its value added.

Which postcodes do you cover?

Postcode prefixes 26 through 34 — the Rotterdam, The Hague, Leiden, Delft, Dordrecht and Zoetermeer ranges. Any postcode under those prefixes prices as standard South Holland coverage.

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UtrechtUtrecht · ~1550 km

Utrecht province sits at the geographic centre of the Netherlands, with the city of Utrecht roughly 1,550 km from our Barcelona hub. LTL groupage covers the entire province on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

The province functions as a logistics and services hub: major distribution centres along the A2/A27/A28 motorway intersection handle consumer goods and IT equipment for the wider Randstad market. Utrecht's university and tech sector generate demand for server hardware, networking equipment and laboratory supplies, while Amersfoort adds industrial machinery flows.

Both countries are EU members — no customs or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery throughout the province, with appointments at the major logistics parks coordinated through our operations team.

Main cities served

Utrecht, Amersfoort, Veenendaal, Nieuwegein and Zeist cover the province — Utrecht dominates technology and services freight, while the A2 corridor logistics parks serve the broader distribution market.

UtrechtAmersfoortVeenendaalNieuwegeinZeist

Key industries on this lane

IT hardware and networking equipment enter our technology service line; industrial machinery for the manufacturing base goes through the dedicated machinery line. Both verticals share the same departure calendar.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Utrecht

The route in runs our flagship corridor north from Barcelona through La Jonquera into France, then up through Belgium to the Dutch border at Hazeldonk, completing the roughly 1,550 km to central Utrecht where the A2, A27 and A28 motorways meet. Weekly departures feed LTL groupage that we deconsolidate for last-mile delivery across Utrecht city, Amersfoort, Veenendaal, Nieuwegein and Zeist, covering postcode areas 34 through 39 with server hardware, networking gear and industrial machinery palletised to the door.

Postal codes covered

343536373839

Delivery zone

ZONA 1

Frequently asked

How long does freight from Spain to Utrecht take?

Utrecht receives LTL groupage over a route of roughly 1,550 km. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. The province sits at the A2/A27/A28 intersection — a central logistics node for the Randstad. Departures are weekly, with a second mid-week run when volume supports it with online tracking.

Do you deliver to distribution centres along the A2 corridor?

Yes — dock deliveries to logistics parks and distribution centres along the A2 corridor in Utrecht province are standard corridor freight. We coordinate delivery windows with the facility's scheduling system.

What postcodes in Utrecht do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 34 through 39 cover the province — from Utrecht city through Amersfoort to Veenendaal. All at standard Utrecht rates with last-mile delivery included.

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GelderlandArnhem · ~1550 km

Gelderland is the largest Dutch province by land area, with Arnhem roughly 1,550 km from our Barcelona hub. LTL groupage covers the entire province on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Freight demand spans industrial manufacturing in the Arnhem–Nijmegen corridor, food processing and agricultural machinery in the Veluwe and Betuwe regions, and distribution warehousing along the A1/A50 motorway axes. The Rivierenland zone between the rivers Rhine and Waal is a major fruit and vegetable distribution centre generating ambient-temperature food flows.

As an intra-EU corridor, no customs duties or border procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery across the province, from the German border towns to the Betuwe agricultural heartland.

Main cities served

Arnhem, Nijmegen, Apeldoorn, Ede and Barneveld cover the province — Arnhem and Nijmegen handle industrial freight, while the Betuwe region serves the food and agricultural distribution sector.

ArnhemNijmegenApeldoornEdeBarneveld

Key industries on this lane

Industrial machinery for the Arnhem–Nijmegen manufacturing base enters our machinery service; food processing materials and agricultural equipment go through the food & beverage and machinery lines respectively.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Gelderland

The route in runs about 1,550 km from our Barcelona consolidation hub: AP-7 to the French frontier at La Jonquera, north through France and Belgium, then the A16 across the Dutch border at Hazeldonk before the A50 and A1 carry consignments east into Gelderland. Arriving freight is deconsolidated for last-mile delivery to Arnhem, Nijmegen, Apeldoorn, Ede and Barneveld, covering the 39-41 and 65-74 postcode ranges. LTL groupage moves on two weekly departures, palletised and ambient only.

Postal codes covered

39404165666768697071727374

Delivery zone

ZONA 1ZONA 2ZONA 3

Frequently asked

How long does freight from Spain to Arnhem take?

Arnhem receives LTL groupage over a route of roughly 1,550 km. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. Departures are weekly, with a second mid-week departure when volume supports it with online tracking from pickup to delivery.

Do you serve the food processing sector in Gelderland?

Yes — ambient-temperature food products, packaging materials and agricultural equipment for processors in the Betuwe and Veluwe regions are standard corridor freight. Palletised only, no temperature-controlled transport.

What postcodes in Gelderland do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 39-41 and 65-74 cover the province — from Arnhem and Nijmegen to Apeldoorn and Ede. All at standard Gelderland rates with last-mile delivery included.

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North HollandHaarlem · ~1550 km

North Holland is home to Amsterdam — one of the three published hubs on the Dutch corridor — roughly 1,550 km from our Barcelona hub. LTL groupage covers the entire province on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

The province concentrates the most diverse freight profile on the corridor: technology and consumer electronics distribution in the Amsterdam logistics parks, fashion and retail restocking for the capital's 946,000 residents, food & beverage distribution for the metropolitan market, and Schiphol airport cargo connectivity for combined road-air forwarding. The Zaanstreek industrial zone north of Amsterdam adds food processing and manufacturing flows.

Both countries are EU members — no customs or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery across the province, with dock appointments at Amsterdam logistics facilities and Schiphol cargo platforms coordinated through our operations team.

Main cities served

Amsterdam, Haarlem, Zaandam, Hilversum and Alkmaar cover the province — Amsterdam dominates technology, fashion and distribution flows, while the Zaanstreek serves food processing and manufacturing.

AmsterdamHaarlemZaandamHilversumAlkmaar

Key industries on this lane

Technology distribution enters our tech service line, fashion and retail restocking goes through the fashion line, food & beverage through the dedicated food line. All three verticals share the same departure calendar.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in North Holland

The route into North Holland runs the AP-7 from our hub, crossing into France at La Jonquera before threading the A7/E15 and the Belgian E17/A14, then entering the Netherlands at Hazeldonk and climbing the A16 onward to the A4/A9 around Amsterdam — roughly 1,550 km in all. From there we deconsolidate two times a week for last-mile LTL groupage to Amsterdam, Haarlem, Zaandam, Hilversum and Alkmaar, covering postcodes 10 through 25, including dock drops at the Amsterdam logistics parks, the Zaanstreek industrial zone and Schiphol cargo platforms.

Postal codes covered

10111213141516171819202122232425

Delivery zone

ZONA 3

Frequently asked

How long does freight from Spain to Amsterdam take?

Amsterdam receives LTL groupage over a route of roughly 1,550 km — it's one of the three published hubs on the Dutch corridor. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. Departures are weekly, with a second mid-week run when volume supports it with online tracking from pickup to final delivery.

Do you deliver to logistics parks in the Amsterdam area?

Yes — dock deliveries to distribution centres and logistics platforms across Amsterdam are a high-frequency flow. We coordinate delivery windows with the facility's dock scheduling system and can handle pallet-level distributions across multiple buildings.

What postcodes in North Holland do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 10 through 25 cover the province — from central Amsterdam through Haarlem to Zaandam, Hilversum and Alkmaar. All at standard North Holland rates with last-mile delivery included.

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FlevolandLelystad · ~1650 km

Flevoland is the Netherlands' youngest province, with Lelystad roughly 1,650 km from our Barcelona hub. LTL groupage covers the entire province on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

The province functions as an overflow logistics zone for the Amsterdam metropolitan area: Almere hosts growing distribution centre clusters serving the Randstad, while Lelystad adds industrial manufacturing and agricultural equipment flows. The A6 motorway connects both cities directly to Amsterdam and the A1/A28 network, enabling same-day last-mile distribution across the province.

As an intra-EU corridor, no customs or border procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery throughout the province including the distribution parks in Almere and the industrial zones in Lelystad.

Main cities served

Almere and Lelystad cover the province — Almere handles the bulk of distribution centre deliveries as Amsterdam's logistics overflow, while Lelystad serves the industrial and agricultural equipment sector.

AlmereLelystad

Key industries on this lane

Distribution centre deliveries enter our industrial machinery and technology lines depending on commodity; agricultural equipment flows through the dedicated machinery service.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Flevoland

Inbound freight to Flevoland runs the corridor's primary axis from our Castellar del Vallès hub — south France and Belgium to the Spanish border at La Jonquera, then the BE/NL crossing at Hazeldonk — covering roughly 1,650 km with transit by delivery zone on two weekly departures. From Hazeldonk the A2 and A6 carry consignments straight into the province, where palletized LTL groupage is deconsolidated for last-mile delivery across Almere and Lelystad, serving the 13, 38, 82 and 83 postcode areas.

Postal codes covered

13388283

Delivery zone

ZONA 1ZONA 3ZONA 4

Frequently asked

How long does freight from Spain to Almere take?

Almere receives LTL groupage over a route of roughly 1,650 km. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. The city functions as Amsterdam's logistics overflow zone. Departures are weekly, with a second mid-week run when volume supports it with online tracking throughout.

Do you deliver to distribution centres in Almere?

Yes — dock deliveries to logistics parks and distribution centres in Almere are standard corridor freight. We coordinate delivery windows with the facility's scheduling system.

What postcodes in Flevoland do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 13, 38, 82 and 83 cover the province — both Almere and Lelystad. All at standard Flevoland rates with last-mile delivery included.

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OverijsselZwolle · ~1600 km

Overijssel is the eastern industrial heartland of the Netherlands, with Zwolle roughly 1,600 km from our Barcelona hub. LTL groupage covers the entire province on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Freight demand is driven by Twente's manufacturing cluster around Enschede — textiles, technical plastics, precision engineering and medical devices — and the logistics hub in Zwolle at the A28/A50 crossroads. Deventer adds traditional manufacturing flows including printing, packaging and metal fabrication. The proximity to the German border makes Enschede a natural distribution point for cross-border supply chains.

Both countries are EU members — no customs or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery across the province, from the German border zone in Twente to the distribution hub at Zwolle.

Main cities served

Enschede, Zwolle, Deventer, Hengelo and Almelo cover the province — Enschede and Hengelo dominate industrial freight, while Zwolle serves as a logistics distribution node for the northern Netherlands.

EnschedeZwolleDeventerHengeloAlmelo

Key industries on this lane

Twente manufacturing supplies enter our industrial machinery service; precision engineering and medical device components go through the technology line. Both verticals share the same departure calendar.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Overijssel

The route in runs our flagship axis: the AP-7/A-9 down to the La Jonquera crossing, up through France and Belgium, then the A16 into the Netherlands at Hazeldonk before linkers feed the A28/A50 toward Zwolle, roughly 1,600 km from Barcelona. From there we deconsolidate the twice-weekly groupage trailer for last-mile delivery across the 74–81 postcode area, fanning out to Enschede and Hengelo in the Twente belt and on to Deventer and Almelo.

Postal codes covered

7475767778798081

Delivery zone

ZONA 3ZONA 4

Frequently asked

How long does freight from Spain to Enschede take?

Enschede receives LTL groupage over a route of roughly 1,600 km. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. The city sits on the German border in the Twente manufacturing cluster. Departures are weekly, with a second mid-week run when volume supports it with online tracking throughout.

Do you serve the manufacturing sector in Twente?

Yes — palletised industrial components, technical plastics and precision engineering parts for the Twente manufacturing cluster are standard corridor freight. We coordinate dock appointments with the receiving facility.

What postcodes in Overijssel do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 74 through 81 cover the province — from Zwolle through Deventer to Enschede and Almelo. All at standard Overijssel rates with last-mile delivery included.

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DrentheAssen · ~1700 km

Drenthe is the northeastern province of the Netherlands, with Assen roughly 1,700 km from our Barcelona hub. LTL groupage covers the entire province on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote.

The province combines light manufacturing — plastics, packaging and industrial components in the Emmen industrial zone — with food processing and agricultural services for the northern Netherlands market. Emmen's industrial park is one of the largest in the northern provinces, hosting polymer processing, recycling and packaging operations that generate a steady demand for raw materials and industrial equipment from European suppliers.

As an intra-EU corridor, no customs or border procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery across the province including the industrial parks in Emmen and the distribution centres along the A28 motorway.

Main cities served

Assen, Emmen, Hoogeveen and Meppel cover the province — Emmen dominates industrial freight with the largest industrial park in the north, while Assen serves the administrative and services sector.

AssenEmmenHoogeveenMeppel

Key industries on this lane

Polymer processing and industrial supplies for the Emmen industrial zone enter our machinery service line; food processing materials go through the food & beverage line. Both verticals share the same departure calendar.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Drenthe

The route in tracks the corridor's primary axis — AP-7 to La Jonquera, then the A9/A7 through France and Belgium to the Hazeldonk crossing into the Netherlands, where the A16 hands off to the A28 northbound for the final ~1,700 km run to Assen. From that arrival point, LTL groupage is deconsolidated for last-mile delivery across the 78, 79, 93 and 94 postcode area: Assen, the Emmen plastics and packaging cluster, Hoogeveen and Meppel, on two weekly departures.

Postal codes covered

78799394

Delivery zone

ZONA 4

Frequently asked

How long does freight from Spain to Emmen take?

Emmen receives LTL groupage over a route of roughly 1,700 km. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote. The city hosts one of the largest industrial parks in the northern Netherlands. Departures are weekly, with a second mid-week run when volume supports it with online tracking throughout.

Do you serve the plastics and packaging sector in Drenthe?

Yes — raw polymer materials, packaging components and industrial equipment for the Emmen industrial zone are standard corridor freight. All palletised, ambient-temperature goods.

What postcodes in Drenthe do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 78, 79, 93 and 94 cover the province — from Assen through Emmen to Hoogeveen and Meppel. All at standard Drenthe rates with last-mile delivery included.

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FrieslandLeeuwarden · ~1700 km

Friesland is the dairy heartland of the Netherlands, with Leeuwarden roughly 1,700 km from our Barcelona hub. LTL groupage covers the entire province on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote.

The province's freight profile centres on the dairy and food processing industry: FrieslandCampina and dozens of dairy processors generate demand for packaging materials, processing equipment and food-grade supplies from European manufacturers. Industrial machinery for the agricultural sector and water management equipment for the province's extensive canal and dike infrastructure add to the freight mix.

Both countries are EU members — no customs or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery across the province, from Leeuwarden and Drachten to the rural processing centres on the Frisian islands ferries' mainland terminals.

Main cities served

Leeuwarden, Drachten, Heerenveen and Sneek cover the province — Leeuwarden handles the bulk of commercial freight, while Drachten serves the electronics manufacturing cluster (Philips, Nexperia).

LeeuwardenDrachtenHeerenveenSneek

Key industries on this lane

Dairy processing equipment and food-grade packaging enter our food & beverage line; industrial machinery for agriculture and water management goes through the machinery service. Both verticals share the same departure calendar.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Friesland

The route into Friesland runs roughly 1,700 km from our Barcelona hub: AP-7 to the La Jonquera border, up through France and Belgium, then across into the Netherlands at Hazeldonk before the A16/A2 climb north and the final A7/A32 run into Leeuwarden. From there we deconsolidate the LTL groupage for last-mile delivery to Drachten's electronics makers, Heerenveen and Sneek, covering postcodes 84 through 92 on two weekly departures.

Postal codes covered

848586878889909192

Delivery zone

ZONA 4

Frequently asked

How long does freight from Spain to Leeuwarden take?

Leeuwarden receives LTL groupage over a route of roughly 1,700 km. Transit depends on the delivery zone, and we give it for the exact postcode you deliver to when you ask for a quote. Departures are weekly, with a second mid-week departure when volume supports it with online tracking from pickup to delivery.

Do you serve the dairy processing industry in Friesland?

Yes — food-grade packaging materials, processing equipment and industrial supplies for Friesland's dairy sector are standard corridor freight. All palletised, ambient-temperature goods; refrigerated transport is not available on this line.

What postcodes in Friesland do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 84 through 92 cover the province — from Leeuwarden and Drachten to Heerenveen and Sneek. All at standard Friesland rates with last-mile delivery included.

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GroningenGroningen · ~1700 km

Groningen is the northernmost province on the Dutch corridor, with the city of Groningen roughly 1,700 km from our Barcelona hub. LTL groupage covers the entire province on two weekly departures. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates.

Freight demand is driven by the Eemshaven–Delfzijl energy and chemical port cluster — wind energy equipment, industrial chemicals and heavy machinery for offshore installations — and the university city's growing technology and data centre sector. Groningen's position as the northern Netherlands' services capital also generates IT hardware, office equipment and consumer goods distribution flows.

As an intra-EU corridor, no customs or border procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery across the province, with ADR-certified transport available for the chemical sector (classes 2, 3, 4.1, 5.1, 6.1, 8 and 9).

Main cities served

Groningen, Delfzijl, Veendam and Stadskanaal cover the province — Groningen city handles technology, services and consumer goods, while Delfzijl serves the energy port and chemical sector.

GroningenDelfzijlVeendamStadskanaal

Key industries on this lane

Energy equipment and industrial chemicals enter our machinery service with ADR certification; IT hardware and data centre equipment go through the technology line. Both verticals share the same departure calendar.

Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Groningen

As the northernmost stop on the Dutch corridor, Groningen sits about 1,700 km from our Barcelona hub: the AP-7 to La Jonquera, north through France and Belgium, then the A16 across the NL border at Hazeldonk before the A7/A28 carry trailers up to the north. On arrival, the weekly departures are deconsolidated for last-mile delivery into Groningen city, Delfzijl, Veendam and Stadskanaal across the 95–99 postcode area, serving the Eemshaven–Delfzijl energy and chemical cluster as palletised LTL groupage.

Postal codes covered

9596979899

Delivery zone

ZONA 4

Frequently asked

How long does freight from Spain to Groningen take?

Groningen receives LTL groupage over a route of roughly 1,700 km, the northernmost point on the Dutch corridor. Transit depends on the delivery zone — the table on this page gives it zone by zone, calculated from recorded planned or agreed dates. Departures are weekly, with a second mid-week run when volume supports it with online tracking from pickup to delivery.

Do you deliver to the Eemshaven energy port?

Yes — industrial equipment, wind energy components and chemical supplies for the Eemshaven–Delfzijl port cluster are standard corridor freight. ADR classes 2, 3, 4.1, 5.1, 6.1, 8 and 9 accepted with certified documentation.

What postcodes in Groningen do you cover?

Postcodes starting with 95 through 99 cover the province — from Groningen city to Delfzijl and Stadskanaal. All at standard Groningen rates with last-mile delivery included.

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Illustrative scenarios

How we run this corridor

Gourmet Foods: Ambient Groupage to Rotterdam

Scheduled ambient groupage for shelf-stable Spanish food products

Gourmet food exporter, Catalonia

Challenge

Premium jamón, cheese and olive oils are shelf-stable, but spot-market carriers left the pallets standing on the dock until a load filled, and a midsummer run through southern France is no place to wait. The exporter wanted the gap between collection and the Rotterdam receiving window short and predictable.

SAVA Solution

SAVA moves the freight as scheduled ambient groupage on the corridor — weekly departures from Castellar del Vallès, consolidated only with compatible food-grade cargo — so the pallets leave on their booked departure instead of waiting for a truck to fill. Jamón, cheese and bottled oil are shelf-stable, and ambient is the right equipment for them.

Shipment profile

TypeLTL Groupage (ambient, dry)
FrequencyWeekly
Volume4–8 pallets per shipment
RouteBarcelona, Castellar del Vallès hub → Rotterdam food distribution centre

Illustrative corridor scenario, not a specific job or a real client. It describes how we run this traffic; the figures we do measure are at /transparencia.

Pickup Points Across Spain for Netherlands

We collect palletized LTL freight from consolidation points across Spain. Every shipment is routed through our Castellar del Vallès hub for optimized groupage loading before departure.

Catalonia

Barcelona · Main consolidation hub

Primary consolidation hub at Castellar del Vallès — all corridors depart from here. Barcelona's ZAL port and El Prat airport cargo provide multimodal connectivity for palletized LTL groupage.

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Valencian Community

Valencia · Mediterranean port gateway

Mediterranean port gateway — Port of Valencia handles ceramic, automotive, and fresh produce exports. Pickup from Valencia's ZAL logistics zone feeds directly into our Barcelona consolidation schedule.

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Andalusia

Seville · Agricultural export hub

Southern Spain's agricultural powerhouse — olive oil, citrus, and marble exports from Seville, Málaga, and Almería. Our partner carriers collect from the Guadalquivir valley for consolidation at Barcelona.

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Community of Madrid

Madrid · Central intermodal hub

Spain's central intermodal hub — Coslada and San Fernando de Henares host Europe's largest dry port cluster. Express pickup connects to our Barcelona consolidation via the A-2 motorway corridor.

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Basque Country

Bilbao · Industrial manufacturing corridor

Industrial manufacturing corridor — Port of Bilbao and Vitoria-Gasteiz anchor steel, machine-tool, and automotive component exports. Freight from the Basque Country joins our groupage network via the AP-2/AP-7 axis.

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Aragon

Zaragoza · PLAZA logistics platform

Home to PLAZA — Europe's largest logistics platform. Zaragoza sits at the crossroads of the A-2 (Barcelona–Madrid) and AP-68 (Bilbao) corridors, making it an ideal intermediate consolidation point for LTL freight.

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Region of Murcia

Murcia · Plastics & furniture exports

Plastics, furniture, and packaged goods from the Murcia-Cartagena corridor. Ambient palletized groupage with in-house ADR handling — chilled and frozen consignments are not carried.

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Galicia

Vigo · Automotive & seafood exports

Northwestern Spain's automotive and seafood export powerhouse — Stellantis Vigo and the Port of Vigo drive freight volume. Our partner carriers consolidate at Vigo and A Coruña for eastbound transit via the AP-9/A-2 corridor to Barcelona.

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Transit by delivery zone

How long it takes, depending on where you deliver

Transit depends on the delivery zone and on the collection area, so we do not publish a single figure per country. Find your zone by its postcode prefix and read the column for your collection area.

Transit time by delivery zone and collection area
Delivery zoneBarcelonaGironaValenciaMadridValladolidSevilla
ZONA 130 · 31 · 32 · 33 · 34 · 35 · 36 · 37 · 38 · 39 · 42 · 43 · 44 · 45 · 46 · 47 · 48 · 49 · 50 · 51 · 52 · 53 · 54 · 55 · 56 · 57 · 58 · 59 · 60 · 61 · 62 · 63 · 64ZONA 1 from Barcelona: half of the planned intervals are 3 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.ZONA 1 from Girona: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.ZONA 1 from Valencia: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.ZONA 1 from Madrid: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.ZONA 1 from Valladolid: half of the planned intervals are 5 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.ZONA 1 from Sevilla: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.
ZONA 240 · 41 · 65 · 66 · 67 · 68 · 69ZONA 2 from Barcelona: half of the planned intervals are 3 working days or less; nine in ten are 9 or less.—ZONA 2 from Valencia: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 7 or less.———
ZONA 310 · 11 · 12 · 13 · 14 · 15 · 16 · 17 · 18 · 19 · 20 · 21 · 22 · 23 · 24 · 25 · 26 · 27 · 28 · 29 · 70 · 71 · 72 · 73 · 74 · 75 · 76 · 77 · 80 · 81 · 82ZONA 3 from Barcelona: half of the planned intervals are 3 working days or less; nine in ten are 4 or less.ZONA 3 from Girona: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.ZONA 3 from Valencia: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.ZONA 3 from Madrid: half of the planned intervals are 4 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.—ZONA 3 from Sevilla: half of the planned intervals are 5 working days or less; nine in ten are 6 or less.
ZONA 478 · 79 · 83 · 84 · 85 · 86 · 87 · 88 · 89 · 90 · 91 · 92 · 93 · 94 · 95 · 96 · 97 · 98 · 99ZONA 4 from Barcelona: half of the planned intervals are 3 working days or less; nine in ten are 5 or less.—————

Median / 9 in 10, in calendar days door to door, across 818 shipments. A dash means we do not have enough shipments on that pairing to give an honest figure — ask us for a quote and we will give you one.

What it costs

Price by delivery zone

From€611

Our own published rate for a 2-loading-metre groupage load, roughly 5 EUR pallets standing on the floor, collected around Barcelona. These are firm transport prices, VAT not included. Collecting from elsewhere in Spain moves the pickup leg, and the quote form works it out from your postcode.

Price by delivery zone
Delivery zoneFrom
ZONA 130 · 31 · 32 · 33 · 34 · 35 · 36 · 37 · 38 · 39 · 42 · 43 · 44 · 45 · 46 · 47 · 48 · 49 · 50 · 51 · 52 · 53 · 54 · 55 · 56 · 57 · 58 · 59 · 60 · 61 · 62 · 63 · 64€611
ZONA 240 · 41 · 65 · 66 · 67 · 68 · 69€632
ZONA 310 · 11 · 12 · 13 · 14 · 15 · 16 · 17 · 18 · 19 · 20 · 21 · 22 · 23 · 24 · 25 · 26 · 27 · 28 · 29 · 70 · 71 · 72 · 73 · 74 · 75 · 76 · 77 · 80 · 81 · 82€658
ZONA 478 · 79 · 83 · 84 · 85 · 86 · 87 · 88 · 89 · 90 · 91 · 92 · 93 · 94 · 95 · 96 · 97 · 98 · 99€682

The statutory diesel revision is invoiced on top, as its own line: at bulletin week 2026-09-28 it adds 33.3%, which takes that €611 to €814,71. It is settled against the week the transport actually runs.

Read straight from SAVA's own tariff on 2026-09-25 — the same tariff the quote engine prices with.

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Frequently asked

How long does road freight from Spain to the Netherlands take?

The Netherlands has four zones: Rotterdam, Dordrecht, Eindhoven, Tilburg, Venlo and Maastricht are in zone 1; Amsterdam, The Hague, Leiden, Haarlem, Zwolle and Enschede are in zone 3. We confirm timing using the collection and delivery postcodes and loading date. This page’s table shows available cells in working days, calculated from planned dates; these are neither actual deliveries nor a guaranteed date. The country-level sample includes 791 shipments with planned dates.

Which Dutch destinations are on the lane?

All twelve provinces, each with its own page on this site. The tariff, though, works on postcodes and not on provinces, and the two do not line up: Rotterdam and Dordrecht are zone 1 while The Hague, Leiden and Delft — same province, half an hour away — are zone 3. Arnhem and Nijmegen are zone 2; Friesland, Groningen and Drenthe are zone 4, the far north. The lane itself is measured to Waalhaven in the Rotterdam port area rather than to the city centre, because a 16.5 m outfit cannot get into one: 1,500 km by road from the Castellar hub. Give us the delivery postcode and the zone, the price and the date resolve together.

Is there a weekend driving ban to plan around?

Not a Dutch one. The Netherlands has no nationwide weekend or holiday truck ban; its restrictions are municipal environmental and zero-emission zones, the milieuzones, which decide which vehicle may enter a city centre rather than which day it may drive. The ban that does cost a day on this lane is French: over 7.5 t, no driving in France on Sundays and public holidays from 00:00 to 22:00, and the closure already starts at 22:00 on the Saturday. A load leaving Spain late in the week therefore stands still in France, not in the Netherlands, and that is the day the plan has to absorb. If your consignee sits inside a milieuzone, say so at booking: it changes the vehicle, not the date.

What paperwork travels with a Spain to Netherlands shipment?

Intra-EU, so no export declaration, no import clearance, no duty and no EORI filing for the movement itself. The CMR consignment note is the document of record and we issue it; you supply the commercial invoice and the packing list, plus an ADR transport document where the class requires one. The two crossings declared on this lane are La Jonquera and Hazeldonk, and neither of them stops a truck. One thing worth saying plainly: if your goods continue out of Rotterdam by sea, that export is a separate formality with its own documents — the road leg ends at the quay or the warehouse and does not clear it for you.

How big can a shipment be on this lane?

2 LDM billed, or 0.4 LDM for Romania; pallets below 500 kg are accepted with the applicable minimum charge. Loading metres, not weight, are what normally decide: a Euro pallet on the floor measures 1.2 by 0.8 m, about 0.4 loading metres, so five non-stackable pallets already occupy two metres of trailer floor. Whether your pallets are stackable is therefore the single booking field that moves the price most, because a stackable pallet hands the space above it back to the load plan.

Is LTL groupage available from Spain to the Netherlands?

2 LDM billed, or 0.4 LDM for Romania; pallets below 500 kg are accepted with the applicable minimum charge. The line-haul is 1,500 km. Driving and rest are planned under Regulation 561/2006; distance alone does not set a delivery date. We confirm timing using both postcodes and the loading date.

Sectors We Serve on This Corridor

Specialised freight handling for key industries along this route — from ADR-classified chemicals to ambient pharmaceuticals and heavy construction materials.

Spanish provinces we load from on this corridor

Each page sets out what we have actually moved from that province: destinations, shipment profile and how it routes to the international departure.

Official sources & references

The official legal frameworks and authorities that govern this corridor: international carriage of goods by road, dangerous-goods rules, and the destination country's road-use requirements.

Reviewed byVlad Aurel CiocaCEO, SAVA LOGISTIC

Route intelligence: Spain → Netherlands

Operational data for the Barcelona–Rotterdam corridor. Updated 2026-09-24.

Spain to Netherlands route specifications
ParameterValue
Distance1,500 km
Main highwayAP-7 → A-9 → E17 (BE) → A16 (NL)
Departure frequency2× per week
Customs requiredNo — EU free movement

Border crossings (2)

  1. 1La Jonquera (ES/FR)
  2. 2Hazeldonk (BE/NL)

Local restrictions & regulations

✓ No special restrictions on this corridor. Standard EU transport regulations apply.

Transport mode comparison: Spain → Netherlands

Compare road freight against air and sea alternatives for the Spain–Netherlands corridor.

Comparison of transport modes from Spain to Netherlands
ModeCostSpeed
✈️ Air Freight€€€€Confirm with the provider
🚢 Sea Freight€Confirm with the provider
🚛 Road LTL (SAVA LOGISTIC)€By delivery zone

Cost and speed estimates are approximate and vary by shipment size, urgency, and season. SAVA LOGISTIC road freight offers the optimal balance of cost, speed, and door-to-door convenience for European corridors.