Go to a reputable interstate transport company's terminal in Owo, such as Peace Mass Transit or GIGM if they have a direct branch, or a major motor park where long-distance buses load. Book your ticket in advance, especially during peak seasons.

Board your bus. Most interstate buses are comfortable, air-conditioned coaches (Hiace, Sprinter, or Luxury Bus). The journey will depart Owo, heading towards Akure-Owo Express Road.

The bus will follow the Akure-Owo Express Road, then fork slight left onto Ile-Ife Expressway. You'll likely pass through Ore, a major transit town, where there might be a brief stop for refreshments or to pick up/drop off passengers.

Continue on the Ile-Ife Expressway, eventually merging slight left onto the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. This is a major highway, but be prepared for potential traffic, especially around construction zones.

The bus will take an off-ramp slight right, then merge slight left onto the Abeokuta-Sagamu Expressway. This road leads directly into Abeokuta.

Arrive at the transport company's terminal in Abeokuta (e.g., Kuto Motor Park, or specific company terminal). From there, you can take a local taxi, 'Keke Napep' (tricycle), or 'Okada' (motorcycle taxi) to your final destination within Abeokuta.