
Shuttle plus Boat from San Salvador to León
4.8de 5 · 5 reseñasConfirmación inmediata
¿Te preguntas cómo llegar de San Salvador a León sin el desvío por Honduras? Esta combinación de lanzadera y barco podría ser la forma más fluida de cruzar.
- Recogida en el hotel incluida
- Cambia o cancela hasta 24 horas antes de la salida
- Boleto electrónico — no hace falta imprimir
- Asistencia 24/7
Lo que hay que saber
- Tipo de servicio
- Shuttle + bote
- Vehículo
- Minibus · Boat
- Duración
- 13 h aprox.
- Disponibilidad
- 4 días a la semana
- Horarios de salida
- 2:00 a. m.
- Equipaje incluido
- 1 mochila o maleta · 1 bolso de mano
- Costos extra
- Surfboard $15 USD · Additional backpack $15 USD · Bike $30 USD
- Qué incluye
- Shuttle con aire acondicionado · Chaleco salvavidas
- Qué llevar
- Sandalias · agua · pequeños bocadillos · sombrero · protector solar · gafas de sol · poncho impermeable
- Mascotas
- No permitidas
- Cruza frontera
- Esta ruta cruza una frontera internacional.
- Documentos de viaje
- Valid passport with at least 6 months validity remaining · Yellow fever card · Valid CA-4 Visa · Online pre-verification form to enter Nicaragua
- Artículos prohibidos
- Drones · Professional video cameras · Imaging equipment · Long-range lenses · Binoculars · Night vision devices
- Gastos no incluidos
- USD 13 per person in cash
Sobre este viaje
El shuttle plus boat de San Salvador a León es un transporte combinado de autobús lanzadera compartido y barco que conecta la capital de El Salvador con el oeste de Nicaragua a través de un viaje coordinado por tierra y agua. Este servicio puerta a puerta comienza con una recogida temprana en hoteles y hostales en zonas como Colonia Escalón, San Benito, Santa Elena y Santa Tecla, utilizando un autobús lanzadera con aire acondicionado diseñado para la comodidad en largas distancias.
La ruta avanza por tierra hacia la costa del Pacífico, donde los pasajeros transbordan a un tramo en barco cerca de Potosí para un cruce costero hacia Nicaragua. Esta parte acuática añade una alternativa práctica a un viaje completamente por tierra, mientras ofrece vistas de la costa. Los viajeros deben estar preparados para un proceso de embarque manual y posibles salpicaduras de agua durante el trayecto. Después del cruce en barco, el transporte terrestre se reanuda con entregas disponibles en Aserradores, Chinandega y el centro de León, incluidos hoteles y hostales en zonas céntricas.
Con un tiempo total de viaje de aproximadamente 13 horas, esta conexión de varios segmentos proporciona una forma eficiente y organizada de viajar entre San Salvador y León, combinando diferentes modos de transporte en un solo viaje coordinado.
Código PSMMGV
Tu recorrido
San Salvador — Centro
León — Centro
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Reseñas (5)
4.8
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Florian David Sommer
Suiza
Reserva verificada
Everything went as planned. But they should keep the baggage in the Bus when there's heavy rain like we had! There was enough space, thankfully we could convince the bus driver to not put it on the roof. Migration took ages but thats not Gekkos fault. Bus driver in Nicaragua seemed kinda unfriendly.
- 5
Henrik Wilquin
Dinamarca
Reserva verificada
Perfect service
- 4
Jennifer Hatcher
Australia
Reserva verificada
My experience was fine enough. I read the itinerary, and it said to be ready and waiting outside the hostel 15 minutes before departure so I was outside, sitting on the street at 1:45am. The bus didn’t arrive until 2:20am. This isn’t the problem; it’s the fact they ask you to be ready, and I was sat alone outside, on the street of the capital city San Salvador, as a woman travelling solo. In other countries for a 2am pick up the driver would knock on the door of the hostel, where you are safely inside, to collect you. I see others in El Tunco, for example, where being asked to meet at random spots. All the locals love telling tourists El Salvador is super safe right now which is great for them but it is still not ‘my’ safe as a woman travelling alone. We need more support and protection than being told to meet outside on the street after midnight, or in random spots on the road because it’s more convenient for the driver. Gekko, be like other countries and have your driver knock on the door of the hostels to meet your travellers. I really had a hard time booking with you because of this request to wait outside on the street, but you were the only option to get to Nicaragua. Other than that, as I said, this is the only company, it seems, that runs this route, so I hope they can continue but keep tourist safe and not waiting too long, alone. There was a delay on the Nicaragua side because the NZ guys were having issues. No problem for me; this happens, but our driver was pretty obviously moody about this and I felt I had to be overly nice in Spanish to make him happy. He made one stop for himself, to pee on the side of the street; but never stopped or asked if we needed to stop for a pee or water 😅 Luckily the 3 of us were fine enough. Could have done with a pee break, for sure! Tell your driver, don’t ask, when you need to pee! 😅
- 5
luc hapers
Bélgica
Reserva verificada
The trip was well organized. Everything went dmoothly!
- 5
Dominique Cavillan
Francia
Reserva verificada
Todo estuvo perfecto, los conductores y el capitán del barco fueron muy amables y serviciales (para llevar mi maleta).






