Logistics Germany ↔ Spain: your FTL specialist for the Iberian Peninsula
Your specialist for FTL, mega trailers and temperature-controlled transport between Germany and Spain
Spedination GmbH is your reliable partner for highly efficient logistics between Germany and Spain. Industrial goods, automotive parts or temperature-sensitive food – we move your goods with maximum precision across the whole Iberian Peninsula. From our homebase in Tyrol (Kufstein/Wörgl) and our locations in Kiefersfelden and Aschaffenburg we manage your freight flows with full transparency and 99% punctuality.
Our transport solutions for Spain
We offer tailor-made solutions for every requirement. Our fleet runs on state-of-the-art equipment to get your goods safely to their destination:
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FTL full loads (standard): 13.60 m curtainsiders (tautliners) for flexible loading – from Barcelona to Seville.
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Mega trailers: With an inside height of up to 3 m, even bulky goods like lightweight components, packaging or trade fair equipment are no problem.
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Reefer & thermo transports: Temperature-controlled logistics with state-of-the-art reefer trailers for fruit, vegetables, wine, pharmaceuticals and other sensitive goods – the DE-ES trade axis runs on fresh produce.
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Trade fair & event logistics: On-the-dot delivery and collection for Spain's major exhibition venues such as Fira de Barcelona (MWC, Smart City Expo), IFEMA Madrid and Feria Valencia.
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Special & heavy transports: Professional handling of oversize, overheight and heavy-load projects, including all permits for Spain.
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Spare parts logistics: Fast response times and A-to-B or A-to-C deliveries for critical components in the automotive and engineering industries.
Express logistics & direct runs: A-to-B delivery
When things need to move fast, Spedination is on it. We run direct runs and express transports with top priority along the entire route between Germany and Spain. Thanks to our digital set-up and mobile workplaces, you can reach us 24/7 and we react to delays in real time. Our on-time delivery rate of 99% speaks for itself.
Key trade corridors DE ↔ ES
Spedination serves all relevant trade corridors between Germany and Spain. Whether your plant is in North Rhine-Westphalia, Bavaria or Baden-Württemberg – we connect you with Spain's key business hubs:
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Barcelona & Catalonia: Automotive, pharma, trade fairs (MWC, Alimentaria).
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Madrid & central Spain: Logistics hub, consumer goods, IFEMA fairs.
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Valencia & the Levante: Ceramics, agricultural products, Feria Valencia.
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Basque Country & northern Spain: Mechanical engineering, steel, automotive.
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Andalusia & southern Spain: Agricultural exports, olive oil, fresh produce.
Why Spedination for your Spain transports?
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99% on time: Maximum reliability with GPS-based real-time tracking & tracing along the entire route.
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Damage rate below 1 ‰: Your goods are in safe hands with us – from loading to delivery.
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Fixed contacts: Personal support from logistics experts who know the particularities of the Spanish market.
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Digital first: 100% paperless processing and automated interfaces for smooth communication.
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Tyrolean quality: From Langkampfen (between Kufstein and Wörgl) we coordinate your freight flows to Spain with the precision of a digital market leader.
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Frequently asked questions about transports to Spain
How long does a truck transport from Germany to Spain take?
An FTL transport from southern Germany to Barcelona usually takes 2 to 3 days, to Madrid about 3 days. We plan the routes through France and optimise driving time around French and Spanish driving bans.
Are there seasonal factors for transports to Spain?
Yes. Especially in summer, volumes of fruit and vegetables from Spain rise sharply. At the same time, Spain applies stricter driving bans during extreme heat. Our dispatch team takes these seasonal factors into account when planning.
Can you also organise transports to the Balearic or Canary Islands?
We organise transports to mainland Spain. For shipments to the Balearic or Canary Islands we can handle the road leg to the port (e.g. Barcelona or Valencia) and coordinate the sea freight.