Bus Terminals

The Aguachica Transportation Terminal provides its services from 1994 to the present, it is the transportation terminal with the largest flow in the region; daily 29 destinations are dispatched 24 hours a day. Some of the companies with services at the Aguachica Terminal are: Expreso Brasilia, Flota Magdalena, Copetran, Rapido Ochoa, Omega, Cotaxi, among others. Where is the Bus Terminal in Aguachica? […]

The Duitama terminal is a modern construction that provides services for intermunicipal and interdepartmental passenger land transportation in Duitama, Boyocá.  The terminal came into operation in 2016 with destinations to cities such as Bogotá, Bucaramanga, Cúcuta, Sogamoso, Tunja, Yopal, among others. Contact Information and Location Duitama Terminal Website: www.terminalduitama.comInformation: @TerminalDuitamaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Terminal-de-Duitama Address: Calle 5 # 36b -140, Duitama, BoyacáTelephone: +57 315 ​​5299210

Where is Arauca Bus Terminal? The Arauca Transportation Terminal is located on Via Arauca, Arauquita in Arauca Colombia. Telephone number is (57) (7) 8850453. Frequent routes from Terminal de Arauca: Route Business First departure Last departure Arauca to Bogota Copetran 19:00 hrs. 19:00 hrs. Arauca to Bucaramanga Copetran, Brasilia – Omega 08:30 hrs. 13:30 hrs. Aguachica

The Espinal Transport Terminal in the department of Tolima has been operating since 2004, providing passenger transport services to all the routes that converge in the municipality of Espinal and joining other cities in the different departments of Colombia. The terminal has 22 ticket offices from companies such as Coomotor, Autofusa, Bolivariano, Continental, Flota Magdalena, among others.

The Armenia Transport Terminal is located south of the city of Armenia, department of Quindio. The terminal has basic services such as public restrooms, luggage storage, internet outlets and telephone booths. 38 companies provide their service at the national, interdepartmental and local levels. Contact Information and Location of the Armenian Terminal Website: www.terminalarmenia.comAddress: Calle 35 No 20-68, Armenia, Quindio –

The Florencia Transport Terminal is a passenger, cargo and parcel terminal located in the municipality of Florencia, in the department of Caquetá. From there, bus, van, and taxi services operate to destinations located throughout the department of Caquetá and to cities in the south, center, and west of Colombia. About 15 companies have departures from the Florencia Terminal,

The Terminal of the city of Barrancabermeja in the department of Santander, is located on Calle Carrera 5 #48-1 to #48-109 in the western sector of the city and a few blocks from the Magdalena River. It should be noted that this terminal is not a building, but rather a meeting point in Barrancabermeja, it does not

The Fusagasugá Transportation Terminal manages, controls and coordinates the operations of inter-municipal land transport of passengers in the municipality of Fusagasugá in the department of Cundinamarca, it is located on the old Pan-American Highway. Contact Information Fusagasugá Bus Terminal Facebook: www.facebook.com/Terminal-De-Transportes-De-Fusagasuga Address: Transversal 27 No. 3-49 Barrio San Jorge Fusagasugá (Cundinamarca)Telephone:   (091) 8730444Secretariat: (091) 8672843FAX: (091}) 8730342 Fusagasugá Bus

The Barranquilla Transportation Terminal is the terminal for the intermunicipal, interdepartmental and international public land transportation service that serves Barranquilla, Colombia and its metropolitan area. It is located in the municipality of Soledad at a distance of 1.5 km from Barranquilla. Today it handles an average operation of approximately 700 buses per day. Contact Information and Terminal de Barranquilla

The Bogotá Transport Terminal is the company that manages the bus and taxi service in Bogotá. It is located to the west of the city, near Ciudad Salitre and is the point from where all the transportation of national bus routes and destinations in South America departs and arrives. Since 2008, the Terminal Satélite del Sur has been