To Granada, Nicaragua from Monteverde

From USD
$119.00
- Duration: 7 Hours (approx.)
- Location: Granada
- Product code: PAZR0C
Overview
Travel from Monteverde, Costa Rica, to Granada, Nicaragua in a comfortable shared shuttle with cross-border transportation service. This is a convenient option for travelers heading from Costa Rica to Nicaragua, with accommodation pickup and hotel drop-off available.
Departure Times
- 9:00 AM
- Exact pickup time will be confirmed after booking based on your location.
What’s Included
- Shared shuttle transportation
- Accommodation pickup within the designated pickup zone
- 1 suitcase + 1 personal item included per passenger
- Approximate travel time of 8 hours
Good to Know
- Pickup available from designated accommodations in Monteverde, Costa Rica
- Drop-off available in Granada, Nicaragua
- Providers typically only pick up from designated hotels and hostels, but may also offer pickup from vacation homes or Airbnbs on a case-by-case basis, with a valid Google Maps location
- Additional charges may apply for locations outside standard pickup or drop-off zones
- This is a shared shuttle, so travel time and pickup order may vary
- All travel times are estimated and may vary due to traffic, border crossing times, weather, road conditions, or multiple pickups
- Providers are not responsible for delays caused by factors outside their control, and no refunds or discounts are offered for such delays
- Passengers are responsible for organizing their schedules accordingly and allowing enough time to connect with flights, tours, ferries, or other activities
- Each passenger is allowed: 1 suitcase + 1 personal item
- The personal item must be a small bag or backpack that can be kept on the passenger’s lap or at their feet
Additional Costs
- Surfboards under 7 ft: $20
- Please include the length of your surfboard under special requirements when booking
- Extra luggage: $20
Cancellation Policy
View full details here.
Important Border Crossing Information
- Passengers are responsible for meeting all passport, visa, vaccination, and entry requirements for both Costa Rica and Nicaragua before travel.
- Passports must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry.
- Nicaraguan nationals must also carry their national ID card.
- Some travelers may be required to present a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate depending on nationality, country of origin, or recent travel history.
- Travelers who are required to present a valid Yellow Fever certificate and fail to do so may be denied entry.
- Traveling into Nicaragua with a drone is prohibited. Drones may be confiscated by Nicaraguan authorities at the border.
- Travelers entering Nicaragua may be asked to provide:
- Valid passport and visa (if applicable)
- Yellow Fever vaccination certificate (if applicable)
- Payment of immigration and tourist card fees in cash
- Border crossing procedures are completed on foot and include immigration checkpoints, payment stations, and luggage inspections.
- Passengers should expect to walk approximately 1.5 km (1 mile) between immigration offices and shuttle pickup areas.
- All passengers must change shuttles at the border crossing after completing immigration and customs procedures.
- Some longer routes may also include additional shuttle or vehicle changes depending on the route or operational logistics.
- Travelers should carry cash in small denominations (USD recommended) for border fees, tourist cards, and personal expenses.
- Costa Rica exit tax may apply and can typically be paid online, by card, or in cash depending on the available payment method at the border.
- Nicaragua immigration and tourist card fees may apply for foreign travelers and are payable in cash directly at the border.
- Border crossing times may vary depending on immigration traffic, inspections, weather, operational delays, or holiday travel periods.
- Passengers are responsible for organizing their schedules accordingly and allowing enough time to connect with flights, ferries, tours, accommodations, or other transportation services.
- For immigration processing, travelers may be asked to temporarily remove hats, sunglasses, scarves, or other face coverings.
- Liquids may need to be removed from luggage during security inspections.
- In the event of shuttle delays in Nicaragua, passengers may wait at the Interbus Hub Peñas Blancas – Nicaragua, located inside the Tiangue terminal, which offers restrooms, seating, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and refreshments.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the luggage allowance?
Each passenger is allowed 1 suitcase + 1 personal item. The personal item must be a small bag or backpack that can be kept on your lap or at your feet. - What happens if the shuttle is late?
All shuttle times are estimates and may vary due to traffic, border crossing times, weather, road conditions, or multiple pickups. Providers are not responsible for delays caused by factors outside their control, and no refunds or discounts are offered for such delays. Passengers are responsible for organizing their schedules accordingly and allowing enough time to connect with flights or other activities. - What happens if I am late for pickup?
Drivers operate on a schedule and may only be able to wait a limited amount of time for late passengers. If you are running late, please notify your provider as early as possible. Missing your shuttle may require purchasing a new ticket or rescheduling, depending on availability. - Do you offer hotel pickup and drop-off?
Pickup is available from designated accommodations in Monteverde, Costa Rica, with drop-off in Granada, Nicaragua. Additional charges may apply for locations outside standard pickup or drop-off zones. - Are pickup times exact?
No, pickup times are approximate and depend on your location. Your confirmed pickup time will be shared after booking. - Can I bring a surfboard?
Surfboard policies vary by provider. If surfboards are allowed, board size limitations and any applicable fees will be confirmed during booking.





