Trinidad, Bolivia, primarily utilizes Teniente Jorge Henrich Arauz Airport (TDD) for air travel, serving as the main aerial gateway to the Bolivian Amazon basin. The city also features a central bus terminal for regional and long-distance ground transportation.
By Air:
Flights connect Trinidad (TDD) to major Bolivian cities such as Santa Cruz (VVI) and Cochabamba (CBB). Boliviana de Aviacion and EcoJet operate these routes.
A direct flight from Trinidad to Cochabamba can take approximately 50 minutes, with one-way fares starting around £42 (around $53 USD as of August 2025).
Flights from Trinidad to Santa Cruz or La Paz are also available, with one-way fares starting from approximately £64 (around $81 USD as of August 2025).
By Bus:
Direct bus services are available from Santa Cruz de la Sierra to Trinidad, typically taking about 9 to 10 hours and 30 minutes.
Bus tickets for this route generally range from $16-$19 USD or €19-€25 (around $20-$27 USD as of August 2025).
Operators like Trans Cotoca and Trans Copacabana offer services, including overnight options.
Bus travel in Bolivia can involve older vehicles and varying levels of comfort, and departure/arrival times may be flexible.
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