How to get to Solanas by bus

• From the Maldonado bus terminal: the 8 (CODESA), the 61 (CODESA), the 20 (Micro LTDA), the 62 (Micro LTDA), the 100 (Micro LTDA), the 28 (Guscapar) or the 100 (Guscapar) takes you there directly.
• From the Punta del Este bus terminal: the 8 (CODESA), the 20 (Micro LTDA) or the 62 (Micro LTDA) takes you there directly.
• From San Carlos: the 28 (Guscapar) takes you there directly.
• From La Barra: take the 14, the 15 or the 55 to the Maldonado bus terminal and then the 8 or the 61. Or the 14 or the 15 to the Punta del Este bus terminal and then the 8. When you get on the first one, ask for “transbordo”.
• From Piriápolis: the 8 (CODESA), the 100 (Micro LTDA) or the 100 (Guscapar) takes you there directly.
• From Pan de Azúcar: the 20 (Micro LTDA), the 28 (Guscapar) or the 30 (Guscapar) takes you there directly.
• From Manantiales: take the 14, the 15 or the 55 to the Maldonado bus terminal and then the 8 or the 61. Or the 14 or the 15 to the Punta del Este bus terminal and then the 8. When you get on the first one, ask for “transbordo”.
• From José Ignacio: take the 14 to the Maldonado bus terminal and then the 8 or the 61. Or the 14 to the Punta del Este bus terminal and then the 8. When you get on the first one, ask for “transbordo”.

To change buses: between two CODESA lines, ask for “transbordo”, which costs nothing extra. The stub is valid for at least an hour and not for the way back.

When each line goes through Solanas, as each company publishes it.