How do I get around Iranduba without a car?

Public transport in Iranduba consists mainly of minibuses that run regular routes between the town centre, surrounding villages, and the main road to Manaus. These minibuses operate on a fixed schedule but may be less frequent on weekends. For shorter trips, motorbike taxis are common and can be negotiated for reasonable fares. The flat terrain near the town makes cycling feasible, and many residents use bicycles for daily errands. If you need to travel to Manaus, the city’s transit authority operates a river ferry service that connects Iranduba to the capital’s dock area. Check the municipal transport department’s website for route maps, timetables, and fare information.