Ship Your Car from San Diego to Hawaii.

Port-to-port from San Diego to Hawaii starts at $1,730. Door-to-port starts at $2,530+. Both rates are all-inclusive — Matson ocean freight, terminal handling, and basic cargo insurance.

Total transit from San Diego to Oahu is approximately 13–15 days. This includes 1 day overland from San Diego to Long Beach, plus 12–14 days ocean crossing via Matson.

Cars from San Diego depart from the Matson auto terminal in Long Beach. Terminal address: 1320 Pier C St, Long Beach, CA 90813. Gate hours Mon–Fri 8:00am–4:00pm.

Yes. We dispatch a vetted carrier to your address in San Diego and deliver your vehicle directly to the Long Beach Matson terminal. Starts at $2,530+. $600 deposit secures your booking.

No. There is no cargo terminal in San Diego for Hawaii sailings. San Diego vehicles are transported overland approximately 120 miles north to the cargo terminal in Long Beach, CA, which is the nearest Hawaii-bound departure port.

Yes. We pick up from all San Diego County addresses — Chula Vista, El Cajon, Escondido, Oceanside, La Mesa, National City, and all surrounding cities and zip codes. We also pick up from military bases in the area including MCAS Miramar, Naval Base San Diego, and Camp Pendleton.

Yes. San Diego is one of the largest military concentration areas in the US, and we regularly assist Marines from Camp Pendleton and MCAS Miramar, Navy personnel from Naval Base San Diego, and other service members PCSing to Hawaii bases. We coordinate with the VPC process and handle military documentation.

the carrier sails from Long Beach to Honolulu on a weekly schedule (approximately every 7 days). Vessels depart on a fixed weekly schedule year-round. Once your vehicle is at the Long Beach terminal, it typically boards the next available sailing within 2–5 days depending on port cutoff timing.