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About Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Wallenius Wilhelmsen is an international company operating in shipping and logistics based in Oslo, Norway. It is focused on the transportation of cargo by means of ro-ro transportations and vehicle logistics. The company provides distribution of cars, trucks, rolling equipment and breakbulk cargo all over the world in shipping, logistics and government services.

The fleet of Wallenius Wilhelmsen consists of 127 vessels in Shipping and Government services. The fleet consists of PCTCs (Pure Car and Truck Carriers), LCTCs (Large Car and Truck Carriers) and ro-ro vessels. The vessels of the company are built to deliver both finished vehicles and such cargo as construction and agricultural machinery, mining equipment and other breakbulk cargo.

The company has 15 trade routes connecting six continents. The present-day trade network of Wallenius Wilhelmsen includes North America, South America, Europe, Asia and Oceania. The company has its own dedicated services to the automotive and industrial markets. In 2026, the company extended its Northern European network with new connections from northern Finland and Sweden to the global market through Bremerhaven.

You can view a Wallenius Wilhelmsen schedule, WWL schedule and Wallenius Wilhelmsen vessel schedule using Globy.

Wallenius Wilhelmsen principal trades

  • Asia – Europe
  • Asia – North America
  • Asia – South America
  • Asia – Oceania
  • North America – Asia
  • Americas – Europe
  • North America – South America
  • South America – North America
  • Europe – Oceania
  • Europe – Americas
  • Oceania – Asia
  • Coastal Oceania

Main services and port rotations

Asia – Europe
Asia–Europe RoRo Service
  1. Shanghai / Tianjin / Pyeongtaek / Yokohama
  2. Gothenburg / Bremerhaven / Zeebrugge / Southampton
Asia – North America
Asia–North America Service
  1. Shanghai / Tianjin / Pyeongtaek / Japan
  2. Port Hueneme / Tacoma / Baltimore / Brunswick / Savannah / Charleston
Asia – Oceania
Asia–Oceania Service
  1. Shanghai / Tianjin / Pyeongtaek / Yokohama
  2. Brisbane / Port Kembla / Melbourne / Adelaide / Fremantle
  3. Auckland / Tauranga
North America – Asia
North America–Asia Service
  1. Baltimore / Brunswick / Savannah / Charleston / Port Hueneme / Tacoma
  2. Yokohama / Shanghai / Tianjin / Pyeongtaek
Americas – Europe
Atlantic Service
  1. Baltimore / Brunswick / Savannah / Charleston / New York / Santos / Paranaguá
  2. Zeebrugge / Bremerhaven / Southampton / Gothenburg / Barcelona

Major Wallenius Wilhelmsen transshipment hubs

HubCountryRoleVolume
BremerhavenGermanyMajor Northern European gateway and RoRo hub; connection point for European and global services5.21m TEU 2025
ZeebruggeBelgiumMajor European vehicle-handling hub and Wallenius Wilhelmsen logistics locationNot publicly reported
Antwerp-BrugesBelgiumMajor Northern European gateway and connection point for European RoRo and logistics flows13.6m TEU 2025
RotterdamNetherlandsMajor North European gateway and connection point for European trade routes14.24m TEU 2025
JacksonvilleUSAMajor U.S. automotive and RoRo gateway1.39m TEU 2025
DurbanSouth AfricaSouthern African automotive and RoRo gateway2.73m TEU 2025
YokohamaJapanMajor Japanese automotive export gateway and Asian network connection point3.18m TEU 2025
GothenburgSwedenScandinavian vehicle and RoRo gateway supporting Northern European distributionNot publicly reported

The figures above are total port throughput, not Wallenius Wilhelmsen cargo volume.

About Wallenius Wilhelmsen Schedules

Sailing dates and port calls are pivotal for planning RoRo cargo shipments. Search available sailings by using Globy with the Wallenius Wilhelmsen schedule. Choose departure port, destination and date to make a search.

After you enter the route, sailing dates, etc., review the available departures and compare their expected arrival dates. This gives you a clearer view of the transport window before selecting a sailing.

The schedule displays important information for a Wallenius Wilhelmsen RoRo sailing such as the vessel and voyage and origin/destination ports, planned dates and estimated travel times.

To know the vessel schedule of Wallenius Wilhelmsen is most beneficial when it comes to calculating the time in which cargo will leave the origin port and will reach its destination point. Different sailing dates compared can also help you to coordinate your cargo readiness with the departure of a vessel.

Schedule information is for reference only and the represented timetable information depicts intended operation subject to confirmation; Latest sailing details should be checked with the carrier before finalizing any booking arrangements.

Use our WWL Schedule to compare the available RoRo departures for the route that you need. Your sailing consists of the departure date plus an estimated transit time, but you'll want to pay attention to the expected arrival date as well.

Frequently asked questions

Enter your origin and destination ports, select the preferred departure date and choose Wallenius Wilhelmsen. Globy shows available sailings and routing options, making it easier to check the Wallenius Wilhelmsen schedule and compare different departures.

Yes. Wallenius Wilhelmsen operates direct RoRo services across major global trade corridors, including Asia–Europe, Asia–North America, Asia–Oceania and Americas–Europe. The carrier's own schedule tool also allows users to search services by port, voyage number or route.

Yes. Enter your preferred departure date together with the origin and destination ports. This is useful when comparing different Wallenius Wilhelmsen vessel schedule options and planning vehicle or high-and-heavy cargo around specific sailing dates.

Depending on the available schedule data, you can search by route, port, vessel and shipping line and compare planned departure and arrival dates, routing and estimated transit times. Wallenius Wilhelmsen's own schedule system also supports searches by port, voyage number and route.

Enter the loading or discharge port and select the relevant date range. Globy can show available Wallenius Wilhelmsen schedule options connecting the selected port with other destinations.

Enter the origin and destination ports and compare available sailings. Globy shows planned departure and arrival dates and estimated Wallenius Wilhelmsen transit time. Actual transit times may vary because of weather, port congestion, vessel operations and other factors.

No. RoRo sailing schedules can change because of vessel changes, port omissions, congestion, weather, operational requirements and other factors. Wallenius Wilhelmsen itself notes that trade routes, schedules and capacity may be adjusted, sometimes at short notice. Use the Wallenius Wilhelmsen schedule for planning and confirm the final sailing before booking.

No. Globy schedule results help users compare available sailings, but they do not constitute a booking confirmation. Wallenius Wilhelmsen also states that space is not guaranteed until a firm booking has been placed through a freight forwarder.

The applicable SCAC code is WLWH, but it can depend on the Wallenius Wilhelmsen operating entity and service, including the group's WWL, EUKOR and ARC operations. The specific code should therefore be confirmed against the carrier or shipment documentation rather than assuming one SCAC for the entire group.