Coach to Maceió

Gontijo is a prominent Brazilian bus company, founded in 1943 by Abílio Gontijo when he was just 19 years old. Starting with a single Chevrolet Commercial 1940 bus, the company has grown to become one of the largest road passenger transport companies in Brazil. Headquartered in Belo Horizonte, Gontijo operates over 258 daily departures across Brazil, serving 20 states and the Federal District, and even has a route to Paraguay. The company is known for its extensive network, offering various bus classes including conventional, executive, semi-bed, and sleeper options, with a fleet of approximately 1,500 vehicles. Gontijo is part of a conglomerate that also includes Viação Nacional, Continental, and São Cristovão.

Viação Catedral Turismo is a Brazilian bus company based in Goiania, offering over 82 daily departures to various cities across Brazil, including popular routes like Brasilia to São Paulo, Salvador to São Paulo, and Aracaju to Salvador. They provide regular bus lines, bus rentals, and bus tours. Onboard amenities often include air conditioning, reclining seats, and power outlets, with some newer vehicles also offering Wi-Fi. Catedral aims to provide comfortable and safe journeys with a focus on quality and punctuality.

Nacional Expresso is a Brazilian bus company that prioritizes safe, reliable, and comfortable journeys. They offer amenities such as air conditioning, standard and XL seats, power outlets, and onboard toilets. While WiFi is not available, passengers can enjoy a variety of routes connecting major Brazilian cities like São Paulo, Uberlândia, Brasília, Campinas, and Goiânia. Nacional Expresso continuously invests in its services and aims to ensure quality for its customers and employees.