Buses in Brazil

Florianolis to Montevideo Direct Bus

 

There is only one bus company running the direct bus from Florianoplis to Montevideo and it runs all Saturdays at 11:00. The bus ride takes approximately 19 hours and leaves from the Rita Maria Bus Station (Florianopolis main bus terminal), arriving at Terminal Tres Cruces (Montevideo main bus terminal):

 

• EGA (http://www.ega.com.uy/)

 

The class of buses used on this route is:

 

• Convencional - Semi-bed half recline

 

 

Florianolis to Montevideo via Porto Alegre

 

The Florianopolis to Porto Alegre bus route runs regularly throughout the day from 09:00 to 00:00 (and takes approximately 6 hours and the three companies offering the direct route depart from Rodoviária de Florianopolis (Florianopolis's main bus terminal), arriving at Rodoviaria de Porto Alegre (Porto Alegre's main bus terminal):

 

• Santo Anjo (http://www.santoanjo.com.br/)

• Eucatur (http://www.eucatur.com.br/)

• Penha (http://www.nspenha.com.br/)

 

Classes of buses used on this route are:

 

• Leito - Full recline

• Executivo - Almost full recline

• Convencional - Semi-bed half recline

 

From Porto Alegre to Montevideo there is one bus companys running the route evreyday of the week but Tuesdays and Fridays at 20:30. The bus ride takes approximately 12 hours. The company offering this route depart from Rodoviaria de Porto Alegre (Porto Alegre's main bus terminal), arriving at Terminal Tres Cruces (Montevideo main bus terminal):

 

• TTL (http://www.ttl.com.br)

 

The class of buses used on this route is:

 

• Semi Cama - Semi-bed half recline

 

The majority of travel is done on a highway and there is little that is remarkable on the road. Since the two cities are very different, the most interesting scenery occurs when departing or approaching each area.