Bus Tickets from
Santa Cruz to Iquique

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Santa Cruz is located at a distance of 1,178 kilometers from the city of Iquique. Santa Cruz is the largest city in Bolivia and has one of the fastest growing populations in the Americas. Travel between the two cities is frequent, especially in summer when Bolivians take their vacations on the beaches of Iquique.
The trip from Santa Cruz to Iquique by bus takes about 23 hours. During the trip you pass through towns in the eastern valley and then through the altiplano, surrounded by the Andes mountain range. You arrive at the Tambo Quemado border, where the exit stamp from Bolivia and entry to Chile is made.
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Santa Cruz to Iquique Bus Timetable

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SOME TOURISTIC INFORMATION THAT CAN INTEREST YOU

Beaches: The most popular, and biggest beach, is Playa Cavancha, at a walking distance from the center of town. If you’re looking for a quieter spot try Playa Brava. The high season is from December to March.
Surfing: Iquique is a popular place for surfers to experience some great waves. One of the best beaches to surf is Playa Huaicaquique, but it is also possible on Playa Cavancha. You can easily rent body and surf boards, and wetsuits in town.
Zona Franca: This duty-free zone established in 1975 is one of the most popular destinations in the area. Known as the Zofri this shopping area is open 365 days a year. There you can find products from around the world at very competitive prices.
Regional Museum of Iquique: This free museum is one of the most diverse and informative museums in South America with a large collection of anthropological and archeological relics. The museum is located on calle Baquedano which is undoubtedly the most beautiful street in Iquique. Starting with the beginning of recorded time, the museum explains the progression of the Earth from its creation 4.6 billion years ago to the existence and disappearance of the dinosaurs, then to the more specific history of the Chinchorro people and the foundation of Iquique.
Humberstone: Declared a UNESCO heritage site in 2005, Humberstone is an abandoned town that was developed during the saltpeter rush in the late 1800s, which was also responsible for founding the city of Iquique. The ghost town is located 45 minutes away from Iquique by bus.
Sand boarding: If you want to surf down a gigantic mountain of sand while enjoying a spectacular view of the sunset than this is the place for you. The view itself from Cerro Dragon is worth the journey.
Paragliding: Along with Lima, Peru this is one of the great places in South America to paraglide. The cost of a flight is about 50US$ and will offer you amazing views of the coastline of Iquique.