Bus Tickets from
San Matias to Santa Cruz

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Companies and Schedules

The bus trip from San Matias to Santa Cruz is approximately 14 hours, passing through the landscapes of the Bolivian eastern plains. San Matias and Santa Cruz are separated by a distance of 690.8 kilometers.
Santa Cruz is a tropical city located on the banks of the Piraí River, one of the most modern cities in the country, offering a variety of infrastructure for international events, congresses, conventions and seminars. There are also recreational, cultural and natural activities that make it an attractive destination for national and foreign tourists. San Matias is an important border municipality between Bolivia and Brazil.
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San Matias to Santa Cruz Bus Timetable

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SOME TOURISTIC INFORMATION THAT CAN BE OF INTEREST

Santa Cruz Cathedral: An ornate 400 year old cathedral with panoramic views of Santa Cruz from the top of its clock tower. Located inside the cathedral is the Museo de Arte Sacro featuring ancient gold and silver relics.
Nightlife: Santa Cruz has a very vibrant night life, the city center has plenty of clubs and themed bars for party-goers.
Parque Lomas de Arena: This protected park located a few hours from Santa Cruz features 3,000 hectares of soaring dunes perfect for sand boarding.
National Parks:

Noel Kempff Mercado National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site that encompasses five ecosystems throughout its great expanse, ranging from dense, Amazonian rain forest to wet savanna and dry plateaus.
Amboro National Park: This well preserved nature reserve boasts over 912 species of birds and over 177 mammalian species including the puma and the rare spectacled bear. Featuring beautiful walks, cascading waterfalls, dense vegetation, spectacular landscapes, fascinating archaeology and a great diversity of flora and fauna.
Kaa-Iya National Park: Famous for its jaguar population, it is a must for anyone interested in observing mammals such as giant armadillo, the endangered Chacoan peccary, puma, ocelots and much more.

Jesuit Missions of Chiquitos: Founded in the 17th and 18th centuries, the Jesuit Missions have become over time a popular tourist destination, as six of the missions have been designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Samaipata: Samaipata is surrounded by stunning landscapes, stylish hangouts, mysterious pre-Incan ruins and peaceful nature walks.
Food: Santa Cruz is a cosmopolitan city with high-end restaurants, bars and cafes, as well as more affordable options.