Air Travel
Silvio Pettirossi International Airport in Asuncion is Paraguay's main international gateway, with flights to several South American countries and Spain. Airlines like Air Europa, Latam Paraguay, Amaszonas Paraguay, and Paranair operate here.
Public Transportation
Paraguay's public transportation primarily consists of buses. Bus service is inexpensive and frequent, but it can be crowded and there is no fixed schedule. Taxis are also available, they are metered in the capital city, Asunción, but in other areas, you will have to negotiate the fare before the ride.
Car Rentals
There are several car rental agencies in Paraguay, including popular international companies such as Avis, Hertz and Europcar. Traffic drives on the right-hand side of the road. An international driving permit is required to drive in Paraguay.
Boat/Ferry Travel
There are river ferries available for travel within the country and to neighboring countries such as Argentina and Brazil.
Train Travel
Paraguay's train system is limited, and there are currently no passenger services available.
Safety
Be cautious when using public transportation, especially at night, due to the risk of crime. Always keep your personal belongings secure.
Accessibility
Public transportation in Paraguay is not always accessible for people with mobility issues. Renting a private vehicle or using taxis may be a better option.
Rural Areas
In rural areas, transportation options may be limited. Dirt roads are common and can become impassable during the rainy season.
Traveling to and from Paraguay
Land borders are available with Argentina, Brazil, and Bolivia. Check the requirements for border crossing as they may vary.
Health Measures
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, some health measures may be in place, such as wearing masks in public transportation. Always check the latest health advice before traveling.
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