Bus Tickets from
Sao Paulo to Santa Cruz

Description
Companies and Schedules

The trip from Sao Paulo to Santa Cruz by bus takes around 36 hours, covering 2,084 km. The duration may vary depending on the time of year, since high tourism months may cause large traffic at the border, which is in the town of Puerto Quijarro.

Buses leave every day from the Terminal Barra Funda, on Avenida Auro Soares de Moura Andrade, at 3:00pm and they arrive at the bimodal terminal of Santa Cruz, located on Avenida Montes. You can also travel between these two cities by a combination of bus and train. In this case you would have to take a bus from Sao Paulo to the border town of Puerto Quijarro. From there you can take a train to Santa Cruz.

Tickets Bolivia lets you book your tickets online for your bus trip from Santa Cruz to Sao Paulo, with reliable bus and train companies and the comfort of paying online by credit card, debit card or via PayPal.

Sao Paulo to Santa Cruz Bus Timetable

Company	Departure	Arrival
La Preferida Bus	13:00 PM	05:30 AM

TRAVEL OPTIONS FROM SAO PAULO TO SANTA CRUZ

Tickets Bolivia offers several travel options to make this journey:

Direct trip: You can travel directly from Sao Paulo to Santa Cruz. It takes about 36 hours, direct buses leave Sao Paulo at 3:00pm and arrive in Santa Cruz at around 1:00am two days later. The bus crosses the border at Corumba-Puerto Quijarro. The bus doesn’t include meals but stops in restaurants. There are toilets, bar and video available on board. The bus company offering this service is La Preferida (lie-flat bus).

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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.
Night life: 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.