Bus terminals

Where each terminal is, how to get there and which routes leave from it.

54 terminals

  • Terminal Mercado Mayoreo

    Carretera Norte, costado del Mercado Mayoreo, Managua

    The main terminal for the north, centre and Caribbean side of the country: Estelí, Matagalpa, Jinotega, Ocotal, Somoto, Jalapa, Boaco, Juigalpa, El Rama, San Carlos, Siuna and Bilwi.

    23 routes

  • Terminal Mercado Roberto Huembes

    Mercado Roberto Huembes, Pista de la Solidaridad, Managua

    The terminal for the south: Masaya, Granada, Rivas, San Juan del Sur, San Jorge (ferry to Ometepe), Peñas Blancas (Costa Rica border) and Carazo.

    11 routes

  • Terminal Mercado Israel Lewites (Boer)

    Mercado Israel Lewites, Pista Juan Pablo II, zona del Boer, Managua

    The terminal for the west and the Pacific beaches: León, Chinandega, Corinto, Somotillo, El Guasaule, Pochomil, Masachapa, Diriamba and Jinotepe.

    13 routes

  • Terminal de microbuses de la UCA (Casimiro Sotelo)

    De los semáforos del Rigoberto López Pérez 300 m al sur, mano derecha, Managua (desde el 21 de julio de 2026)

    Express minibuses that leave when full: Masaya, Granada, León, Jinotepe and Diriamba. Since July 2026 they leave from this new spot, a few blocks from the old stop opposite the UCA university; the minibuses show "Casimiro Sotelo".

    5 routes

    Minibuses waiting for passengers at the UCA terminal in Managua
  • Mercado Oriental (paradas de buses)

    Mercado Oriental, Managua

    Departure point for buses to Tipitapa and for many Managua city routes. Watch your belongings: it is the largest and busiest market in Central America.

    1 route

  • Terminal Tica Bus Managua

    Barrio Bolonia, de donde fue el cine Dorado 2 cuadras arriba, Managua

    Tica Bus terminal for international coaches to Costa Rica, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and Panama. Tickets can be bought online at ticabus.com.

    5 routes

    Call2298-5500
  • Terminal TransNica Managua

    De la Rotonda Metrocentro 300 m al norte, Managua

    TransNica terminal for international coaches to San José, Costa Rica.

    1 route

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Caribe Norte department

Caribe Sur department

Boaco department

Caribe Sur department

Carazo department

  • Terminal de Diriamba

    Antiguas oficinas del MTI, costado norte del Mercado Municipal, Diriamba (terminal temporal desde octubre de 2026)

    Minibuses to Managua and buses to the beaches of La Boquita and Casares. Since October 2026, buses to the villages and beaches (San Gregorio, Casares, La Boquita, Huehuete, San Marcos and others) leave from a temporary terminal in the former MTI offices on the north side of the Mercado Municipal, a few metres from the usual spot, while the town improves the streets.

    2 routes

Río San Juan department

Caribe Sur department

Río San Juan department

  • Muelle de Mancarrón (Solentiname)

    Isla Mancarrón, archipiélago de Solentiname, Río San Juan

    The shared boat to San Carlos leaves from here on Tuesday and Friday before dawn. Boats to the other islands are arranged through the guesthouses.

    1 route

Nueva Segovia department

Carazo department

Chontales department

Matagalpa department

Caribe Sur department

Caribe Sur department

Estelí department

  • Paradas de la Reserva Miraflor

    Camino Estelí–Yalí, comunidades de la Reserva Natural Miraflor

    There is no terminal: the Yalí–Estelí bus stops on the road next to the reserve's communities. Ask your homestay for the time it passes and wait early.

    1 route

Rivas department

Granada department

Caribe Sur department

Nueva Segovia department

Rivas department

  • Parada de Las Salinas (Popoyo)

    Carretera principal de Las Salinas de Nagualapa, Tola, Rivas

    There is no terminal: buses to Rivas and the express to Managua are flagged down on the main road in Las Salinas. The road is 2–4 km from Guasacate beach (Popoyo).

    2 routes

Matagalpa department

Río San Juan department

  • Muelle municipal de San Carlos

    Muelle municipal, media cuadra del mercado, San Carlos, Río San Juan

    Boats down the Río San Juan to El Castillo and across to the Solentiname islands. Tickets are sold at the dock's ticket office; buy the day before for the first boat.

    2 routes

  • Terminal de San Carlos

    Terminal de buses, San Carlos, Río San Juan

    Buses to Managua and Juigalpa. Boats to El Castillo, Solentiname and the Costa Rica border leave from the river dock.

    2 routes

Rivas department

San José del Sur (Ometepe island)

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Rivas department

  • Muelle de San José del Sur

    Puerto de San José del Sur, Isla de Ometepe

    Ometepe's second port, closer to Santo Domingo, Balgüe and Maderas volcano. The El Rey de Cocibolca ferry and a small boat connect it with San Jorge.

    1 route

Rivas department

Chontales department

Caribe Norte department

Madriz department

Managua department

Matagalpa department

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