Colombia by Bus

The Pitalito Transport Terminal is the most important land transport terminal for passengers, cargo and parcels in the municipality of Pitalito, located in the south of the department of Huila. It has a modern and spacious building with modern VIP rooms, public parking, tourist information point, ATM, restaurants and shops, oratory, auditorium, bio-healthy gym. The transport companies that communicate […]

The Pereira Transport Terminal began its operations in 1981 with 18 transport companies, today there are 35 that provide services to 43 destinations throughout the country. The terminal has 5 VIP lounges: Bolivarian VIP Lounge, Western VIP Lounge, Palmira VIP Lounge, Tax Central VIP Lounge and Expreso Trejos VIP Lounge. Contact Information Pereira Bus Terminal Website: www.terminalpereira.comInformation: info@terminalpereira.comAddress: Calle 17 No

The Pasto Transportation Terminal is located in the southeastern area of ​​the city of Pasto, capital of the department of Nariño. It began its passenger transport operations on September 15, 1994, today it covers 143 national routes through 37 companies attached to the terminal, including Expreso Bolivariano, Transipiales, Cootransmayo, Cootranar Ltda., and Transportadores Nuevo Milenio. Contact Information and

The Transport Terminal of Pamplona, ​​Norte de Santander is the point of departure and arrival of transport vehicles to and from the city of Pamplona, ​​some of the companies that have services and offices in this terminal are Berlinas del Fonce, Expreso Brasilia, Omega Buses, Expreso Bolivariano. Contact Information and Location of Pamplona Bus Terminal Telephone: (57) (7) 8850453.The

The Ocaña transport terminal is a modern construction that provides services to intermunicipal and interdepartmental passenger land transport in Ocaña. Some destination cities that have departures from the Ocaña terminal are Bogotá, Barranquilla, Aguachica, Cúcuta, Medellín, Cartagena, Santa Marta, among others. Contact Information Ocaña Bus Terminal Website: www.terminalocana.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Terminal-de-OcañaAddress: AV Circunvalar Cra. 11 Nº 19-332, OcañaTelephone: 5696802Email: contactenos@terminalocana.com Ocaña Transport Terminal Location

The Neiva Transport Terminal is the most important land transport center for passengers in the department of Huila and in the center-south of Colombia. It was inaugurated in February 1991, in 2008 the dependencies were expanded with the inauguration of the centenary module with an avant-garde and functional architecture, leaving 5 modules: Module 1 Centenario, Module 2 Collectives,

The Montería Transport Terminal is a terminal with more than 7 years of service in Montería, a Colombian municipality capital of the department of Córdoba. It has modern facilities in which 16 transport companies operate. The terminal is certified with the ISO 2001 quality standard. Contact Information Montería Transport Terminal Website: www.terminaldemonteria.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/Terminal-de-Transporte-de-MonteriaTwitter: @TermiMonteriaAddress: Calle 41 No. 20 – 11, Montería, Córdoba, ColombiaTelephone: (094)

The Terminal of the city of Melgar in the department of Tolima, is located on the dual carriageway of Vía Bogotá – Girardot, on the eastern side, in the rural area of ​​the municipality of Melgar. This terminal recently came into operation in 2018 and has 20 commercial premises on the first floor, 12 commercial premises in

The Terminal de Transporte Intermunicipal del Sur is located in the southwestern part of the city, in the Guayabal neighborhood. It provides transport services to the south of Antioquia, also to the East of Antioquia, to the main cities of the Coffee Region such as Manizales, Pereira and Armenia, to the Department of Tolima and to the main

The Northern Intermunicipal Transportation Terminal is located in the northwestern part of the city, in the Caribe neighborhood, and can be accessed through the Caribe Station of the Medellin Metro. It provides transportation services to the areas located to the east and north of Antioquia: Bogotá, Tunja, Santander, and to the main cities of the North Coast of