Madrid
→
Santa Cruz
from €1,991 return
About this deal
A rare nonstop Business Class fare from Madrid to Santa Cruz de la Sierra from about €1,991 return with Boliviana de Aviación.
The selected flights show an Airbus A330 with a 1-2-1 Business Class configuration, giving every passenger direct aisle access,
together with an exceptional 3 x 23 kg checked baggage allowance.
Availability is broad too: 11 selected combinations from November 2026 through June 2027.
Routing: Nonstop both ways
Seat: A330 · 1-2-1
Checked baggage: 3 x 23 kg
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Reference flight schedule
Boliviana de Aviación
Nonstop · 10h
Airbus A330
Business Class shown in 1-2-1 configuration
Boliviana de Aviación
Nonstop · 10h45
Airbus A330
Business Class shown in 1-2-1 configuration
Route map
A rare nonstop Business Class connection linking Madrid directly with Santa Cruz de la Sierra.
MADMadrid
VVISanta CruzReturn: VVI → MAD nonstop.
Fare proof
Why this fare works
Nonstop both ways, an A330 1-2-1 Business Class cabin, direct aisle access, 3 x 23 kg checked baggage and broad availability over several months.
1. Check the aircraft: the selected itinerary is showing the A330 1-2-1 product, but aircraft substitutions are always possible.
2. Verify the seat map: reconfirm the exact 1-2-1 Business Class cabin before payment.
3. Baggage: the fare is based on 3 x 23 kg checked baggage included. Reconfirm on the final booking screen.
4. OTA booking: the supplied fare proof is from eDreams; compare any airline-direct option available on your exact dates.
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Booking options
The supplied proof shows €1,990.97 per passenger. Use the date links below to re-check the latest fare.
Check reference dates →Check the aircraft and seat map again before payment, as aircraft changes are always possible.
View current options →Availability stretches from November 2026 to June 2027. Always reconfirm the exact aircraft and seat configuration on your chosen departure.
A rare combination of sub-€2,000 pricing, nonstop long-haul routing, 1-2-1 Business Class and 3 x 23 kg checked baggage. Broad availability makes it even stronger. The need to reconfirm aircraft/product consistency keeps it from scoring even higher.
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Santa Cruz de la Sierra is a good place to begin a Bolivia trip after the nonstop flight from Madrid. It is warmer, lower and easier to acclimatise in than La Paz, so I would normally spend 2 to 3 nights here before moving deeper into the country.
2 nights is enough if Santa Cruz is mainly your arrival point and you want to continue quickly. 3 nights is better if you want time for the historic centre, restaurants, a relaxed first day after the flight and possibly a short excursion before heading elsewhere.
For longer trips, Santa Cruz works best as the starting point rather than the entire holiday. Bolivia becomes much more interesting once you combine it with places such as Sucre, La Paz and especially the Salar de Uyuni.
Best areas to stay in Santa Cruz
For a short first stay, I would prioritise convenience over trying to cover the whole city.
Best for the cathedral, historic centre, cafés and an easy first introduction to Santa Cruz on foot.
Modern hotels, restaurants and nightlife. A strong choice if you prefer a polished, comfortable city base.
Close to Equipetrol but generally calmer, with good access to restaurants and newer accommodation.
Useful only for a late arrival, very early departure or one-night transit. Otherwise I would stay closer to the centre.
Where to go next in Bolivia
With the long stay options available on this fare, I would strongly consider adding at least two or three other destinations.
Suggested longer itinerary
One logical route would be: Santa Cruz 2–3 nights → Sucre 2–3 nights → Uyuni 2–3 days → La Paz 3 nights, leaving a few flexible days for travel, Samaipata, Lake Titicaca or an extra night where you enjoy it most.
Things to do in Santa Cruz
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