Bus from Monterrey, NL to Reynosa and return

The route Monterrey, NL to Reynosa and vice versa is operated by 2 companies. Omnibus de México is currently the most inexpensive one offering connections for as little as £15.80! While you can normally get tickets this inexpensive, fares are likely to be a bit more expensive in busy times such as during school holidays. The fastest bus will get you to your destination in only 2h 30m. Just click "Find Now" and enjoy the ride.

Current ticket prices

First in time, first in line. Thinking ahead will save you money as the most inexpensive tickets are usually available when booking quite some time in advance. This way you can get tickets for only £15.80. If you book at short notice, however, a ticket can cost up to £15.80. Our site also gives you the possibility to compare bus journeys to other travel options including trains, flights and carpooling. You’ll certainly find a deal hard to resist!

Find out more details about the service on your bus from Monterrey, NL to Reynosa and return

You think that only train or plane travel is comfortable and convenient? Allow us to prove you wrong. When you're taking the coach from Monterrey, NL to Reynosa or the other way around, you’ll soon find out that you don’t have to spend a lot of money to experience top-notch comfort features: While air-conditioning, free luggage transportation and comfortable seats are fairly standard and available on most buses, there’s additional features catering to the needs of the modern traveller. Examples range from WiFi for free over USB ports to multimedia centres, which allow you to stream films and current TV series on your own handheld device. If you want to know which provider in particular offers which features, then just check out the individual search results on CheckMyBus: Not only will you be able to tell which services are available, you'll also instantly see whether they’re fee-based or not. A last piece of advice: Make sure to check our webpage for the latest promo codes. After all, who doesn’t like a good bargain?