Intercity bus and train booking, curated for travelers visiting Paraguay.
Paraguay has no single complete app for every intercity bus company and timetable. Plataforma 10 sells tickets for many domestic and international routes and is useful for comparison, but it does not represent every departure. The Estación de Buses de Asunción publishes an official searchable table with times, destinations, companies, ticket counters, service type, payment and contact details. Cross-check that table and the operating company's own channel before relying on an aggregator. A foreign card can fail online, so leave time to buy at the station and retain another card plus cash. Confirm the exact terminal, counter, departure platform and whether the service is directo or removido, since a stopping service can take much longer. Keep the booking code and operator contact offline. Ask for a luggage tag, keep passport, phone, cards and medication on your body and do not leave a small valuables bag overhead while sleeping or during stops. Arrive early and allow a large buffer before a flight or border connection. At an international land crossing, complete immigration personally on both sides and keep the entry record. Do not hand a passport to an unofficial helper. Road blocks, storms and flooding can create long delays, and rural night travel carries added road risk. A registered tourism transfer may be the better choice for a remote destination, large luggage, accessibility needs or a late arrival.
A useful bus search and booking service for many Paraguayan routes, but not a complete national timetable.
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There are 1 intercity transport apps available in Paraguay as of 2026.
Cards, peso cash, open transit payments and dependable local apps
Cash backup, QR payments, cable cars and roadblock-aware travel
Use Uber or 99, expect CPF barriers, and carry backup cards and reais
Use Uber, learn the local transit payment, and prepare for long distances
Use dispatched rides, carry small pesos, and learn each city's transit system
The right apps, plus the official and offline backups Costa Rica still requires