Matehuala Bus Terminal (Central de Autobuses)
Address, how to get there and every Senda departure from Matehuala: about 76 buses a day to 33 destinations, with fares from MX$62.
Where Senda goes from Matehuala
The most frequent Senda routes from Matehuala Bus Terminal (Central de Autobuses), with buses a day, travel time and the lowest fare in the next 30 days:
San Luis Potosí
Monterrey
Saltillo
Entronque de Matehuala
Mexico City
Querétaro
Ciudad Acuña
Allende
Castaños
Address
Av. Héroes Potosinos 2101, 78796 Matehuala, San Luis Potosí
Getting there
Taxi or ride-hailing app
Digital ticket
Buy online and board with your phone
Book your Senda bus from Matehuala
Search your date, compare every Senda departure from Matehuala Bus Terminal (Central de Autobuses), choose your seat and pay online. Your e-ticket arrives by email.
Matehuala Bus Terminal (Central de Autobuses) at a glance
About 76 Senda buses a day
33 destinations
Fares from MX$62
Buses leave around the clock
Matehuala Bus Terminal (Central de Autobuses): address, access and departures
Address
Av. Héroes Potosinos 2101, 78796 Matehuala, San Luis Potosí
How to get there
The terminal is on Av. Héroes Potosinos, on the south side of Matehuala.
By taxi: a few minutes to the town center. For Real de Catorce, continue by local bus or taxi from Matehuala.
Bus lines
Besides Senda, lines with departures from this terminal include Transportes del Norte. This site sells Senda tickets only.
All Senda destinations from Matehuala
Senda departures in the next 30 days, as shown in the booking flow (buses a day are averages; schedules change by date and season):
- San Luis Potosí: 13 buses a day, about 2h 20min, from MX$228
- Monterrey: 11 buses a day, about 4h 25min, from MX$424
- Saltillo: 5 buses a day, about 4h, from MX$334
- Entronque de Matehuala: 4.9 buses a day, about 1h 15min, from MX$94
- Mexico City: 4 buses a day, about 8h 25min, from MX$774
- Querétaro: 4 buses a day, about 5h 25min, from MX$534
- Ciudad Acuña: 2 buses a day, about 14h, from MX$1,201
- Allende: 2 buses a day, about 11h, from MX$1,103
- Castaños: 2 buses a day, about 6h 30min, from MX$910
- Monclova: 2 buses a day, about 7h 20min, from MX$758
- Nava: 2 buses a day, about 11h 20min, from MX$1,127
- Nueva Rosita: 2 buses a day, about 9h 35min, from MX$1,029
- Piedras Negras: 2 buses a day, about 12h 25min, from MX$1,189
- Ramos Arizpe: 2 buses a day, about 4h, from MX$400
- Sabinas: 2 buses a day, about 8h 55min, from MX$1,014
- Nuevo Laredo: 1.9 buses a day, about 8h 25min, from MX$813
- Ahualulco del Sonido 13: 1 bus a day, about 3h 05min, from MX$283
- Charcas: 1 bus a day, about 1h 35min, from MX$142
- Miguel Hidalgo: 1 bus a day, about 1h 10min, from MX$116
- La Joya: 1 bus a day, about 1h, from MX$103
- Moctezuma: 1 bus a day, about 2h 20min, from MX$205
- San Rafael de Solís: 1 bus a day, about 55 min, from MX$96
- San Roberto: 1 bus a day, about 2h 55min, from MX$147
- San Rafael: 1 bus a day, about 2h 35min, from MX$259
- Villa de Guadalupe: 1 bus a day, about 40 min, from MX$62
- Venado: 1 bus a day, about 2h 05min, from MX$173
- Puerto de Duques: less than 1 buses a day, about 2h 45min, from MX$252
- El Moral: less than 1 buses a day, about 13h, from MX$1,441
- San José del Grito: less than 1 buses a day, about 2h 25min, from MX$218
- San Antonio: less than 1 buses a day, about 2h 30min, from MX$231
- Mexquitic de Carmona: less than 1 buses a day, about 3h 30min, from MX$340
- El Cúcamo: less than 1 buses a day, about 2h 30min, from MX$237
- Rincón de Yerbabuena: less than 1 buses a day, about 2h 50min, from MX$263
Tips for your trip
Arrive at least 30 minutes before departure and have your e-ticket and an official photo ID ready.
Senda allows up to 2 bags of up to 25 kg each in the hold (maximum 157 cm per bag), plus a small carry-on.
About Matehuala
Matehuala is the main town of the Altiplano Potosino, on highway 57 between San Luis Potosí and Saltillo. Most visitors come through Matehuala on the way to Real de Catorce, the Pueblo Mágico in the Sierra de Catorce, about an hour and a half away by road and through the Ogarrio tunnel.

