Bus Service To Guadalajara
- Guadalajara Bus Terminals
Guadalajara is a big city with several
bus terminals. (about 9 in all if you include the hotels where first
class buses stop)
Zapopan is one of the small terminals
where you find Primera Plus, Tap Bus, and Omnibus. Another terminal
serves Tufesa bus on its runs from Phoenix, Tucson, and Mazatlan to
Guadalajara.
Central Autobus is another of the major
terminals where you find many bus line and bus routes including Tap,
Primera Plus, Ominibus, and others.
It is important to reach the
terminal that will provide the most options for you if your journey
will be touring the historic center of the city or traveling beyond
Guadalajara.
Tufesa Bus Tucson to Guadalajara
Tufesa Bus Tucson to Guadalajara
Zapopan is a small terminal, 11 miles
to the west of the Centro Historico on Mexico Route 15. Tufesa bus
and Vallarta buses serve from this terminal.
Nearby, another terminal also called
Zapopan, or Nuevo Mileniuo, offers bus routes west to the Pacific
Coast of Mexico including Puerto Vallarta and Tepic, and also offers
bus routes to Mexico City and to the east. Primera Plus, Tap,
Omnibus, and ETN run bus routes from Zoapan Terminal. (This terminal
is also listed as Central Terminal but most commonly called
Zapopan).
Mexico Bus Service Guide
Mexico Bus Service Guide
- Tufesa Bus Terminal
Tufesa Bus serves Guadalajara with bus
routes from the USA with cross-border buses the run down the Pacific
Coast to Mazatlan , Tepic, and Guadalajara. Tufesa runs bus routes
from two terminals.
- Antigua Central de Camionera
The Central Bus Station is a large bus
terminal with many bus lines that cover much of Central and Northern
Mexico from the USA border to Mexico City and to much of the Pacific
Coast. The Old Centra Bus Station is located about 20 blocks south of
the Guadalajara Cathedral and Centro Historico of Guadalajara. (A
good area for touring the large open parks, museums, and plazas.)
Taxi to the Centro Historico
ETN Terminal
The Etn Bus terminal is located about 7
miles east of the Centro Historico.
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