Sharjah to Ajman Bus: Timings & Fare

Sharjah and Ajman blur into each other along the coast, and the Sharjah to Ajman bus network treats them almost like one city. Two SRTA routes do the job: the 114 bus route sharjah to ajman, which runs from Al Jubail and Rolla Square through Ajman City Centre towards Hamriya Free Zone, and route 112, which runs from Al Jubail to Al Musalla Bus Station and the Nesto area in Ajman. Buses leave every 15–30 minutes from 6:00 AM until around 11:30 PM, and the fare is just AED 6.

This guide gives you both routes side by side — departure points, first and last buses, the fare and how to pay — so you can pick the bus that drops you closest to where you are going in Ajman.

Quick Facts: Sharjah to Ajman Bus

Detail	Information
Routes	114 — Al Jubail / Rolla Square → Ajman City Centre → Hamriya Free Zone · 112 — Al Jubail → Al Musalla Bus Station, Ajman
Operator	Sharjah Roads and Transport Authority (SRTA)
First bus	6:00 AM from Al Jubail (114 and 112)
Last bus	11:30 PM (114, Al Jubail) · 11:45 PM (112, Al Jubail)
Frequency	Every 15–30 minutes depending on departure point
Fare	AED 6 one way (route 114)
Payment	Sayer card or cash
Journey time	15–45 minutes depending on stops and traffic
Service days	Daily

Confirm the day’s schedule at srta.gov.ae or on 600 525252.

Sharjah to Ajman Bus Routes: 114 vs 112

The two routes overlap in the middle but serve different ends of Ajman, so choose by destination:

	Route 114	Route 112
Sharjah departures from	Al Jubail Bus Station · Rolla Square · Al Orouba Street · East Street	Al Jubail Bus Station · East Street
Ajman stops	City Centre Ajman · Chinese Market · Manama Supermarket · Ambassador Centre · onward to Hamriya Free Zone	Ajman 1 Nesto Supermarket · Giant Supermarket · Lulu & KM Trading · Al Musalla Bus Station
Best for	City Centre Ajman, Al Hamriya side, Rolla-side Sharjah	Al Musalla station connections, Nesto/Lulu shopping areas
Fare	AED 6	Standard SRTA intercity fare (a few dirhams)

114 Bus Timings from Sharjah to Ajman

The 114 is really several overlapping departure patterns stitched into one route number. The headline timings from each Sharjah departure point:

Departure point	First bus	Last bus	Frequency
Al Jubail Bus Station → City Centre Ajman	6:00 AM	11:30 PM	Every 30 minutes
Rolla Square → City Centre Ajman	6:15 AM	11:45 PM	Frequent through the day
Al Orouba Street → Ajman	6:20 AM	12:05 AM	Every 20 minutes
East Street → Ajman	6:35 AM	Late evening	Every 15 minutes

The main stops on the 114 run are Al Jubail Station, Al Orouba Street, Rolla Square, City Centre (Ajman), Al Sharq Street, and then the Hamriya Port Police Station and Al Hamriya Freezone Terminal for buses continuing past Ajman. If you only need Ajman city, get down at City Centre — do not stay on towards Hamriya.

112 Bus Timings from Sharjah to Ajman

Route 112 is the station-to-city workhorse. From Al Jubail Bus Station, the first bus leaves at 6:00 AM and the last at 11:45 PM, every 30 minutes, ending at Ajman 1 Nesto Supermarket via the station side of the city. From East Street in Sharjah, buses run from 6:35 AM to 12:20 AM as often as every 15 minutes, stopping at the Nesto, Giant, Lulu/KM Trading area and Al Musalla Bus Station.

In the reverse direction, ajman to sharjah bus timings mirror the same pattern from early morning to late evening — if you are returning from Al Musalla, the 112 is your bus; from City Centre Ajman, take the 114 towards Rolla or Al Jubail. The “ajman to sharjah rolla bus timings” searches you see online refer to exactly this 114 pattern via Rolla Square.

Sharjah to Ajman Bus Fare: AED 6

The sharjah to ajman bus ticket price on route 114 is AED 6 one way. Pay in cash or with a Sayer card — the SRTA smart card. Nol cards are not accepted on Sharjah buses (one popular website wrongly suggests carrying a Nol for this route; it will not work). Ajman-side fares on Ajman’s own local lines are separate: AED 3 with a Masaar Card or AED 5 cash within Ajman.

Journey time is short — as little as 15 minutes from Al Jubail to Al Musalla in light traffic, and up to 45 minutes to City Centre Ajman or beyond at peak times when Al Wahda Street and the border bridges clog up.

Step by Step: How to Take the Bus

1. Pick your route by destination: 114 for City Centre Ajman and the Hamriya side; 112 for Al Musalla Bus Station and the Nesto/Lulu area.
2. Go to the nearest departure point — Al Jubail or Rolla in Sharjah for the 114; Al Jubail or East Street for the 112.
3. Pay AED 6 in cash or by Sayer card when you board.
4. Ride across the border — keep your destination stop in mind; drivers announce the main stops (City Centre, Al Musalla).
5. For the return, board the same route number in Ajman; buses run back to Sharjah until around 11:30 PM–midnight.

On the Ajman Side: Getting Around from Al Musalla

If your 112 drops you at Al Musalla Bus Station (Sheikh Abdullah Bin Rashid Al Nuaimi Street, open roughly 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM), you are at the centre of Ajman’s own network. Ajman local bus lines start here and charge AED 3 with a Masaar Card or AED 5 in cash for internal journeys — the Al Jurf line and the routes covering the Corniche, Al Nuaimia and Al Rashidiya all pass through or start at the station. The Masaar app shows live Ajman bus positions and lets you plan the onward leg.

From City Centre Ajman (the 114’s main stop) it is a short walk or a 5-minute taxi to the Ajman Corniche and the Al Zorah side. Taxis wait outside both Al Musalla and City Centre around the clock, which makes the bus-plus-taxi combination practical even for Ajman’s beach hotels: ride the 114 or 112 across the border for AED 6, then take a short taxi hop for the final kilometre rather than a taxi all the way from Sharjah.

Rules and Travel Tips

• Connections at Al Musalla: Ajman’s main station is where the Abu Dhabi to Ajman bus arrives and where Ajman local buses start — the 112 drops you right at the interchange.
• Connections at Al Jubail: Sharjah’s intercity hub connects you to the 118 to Al Ain, the 116 to Fujairah and the Abu Dhabi to Sharjah bus services.
• Peak hours: the Sharjah–Ajman corridor is one of the most congested in the UAE between 5 PM and 8 PM. A 15-minute hop can become 45 — leave margin if you have an onward bus.
• Exact change helps: cash is accepted, but small notes speed up boarding on these high-frequency routes.
• Late-night gap: after the last buses (around 11:30 PM–12:20 AM depending on stop), the next option is a taxi until services restart at 6:00 AM.

FAQs: Sharjah to Ajman Bus

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