What services does the Tarija bus terminal have?

The terminal has the necessary services for national and international travelers who visit or pass through this terminal.

Public toilet for men and women.
Restaurants and places to have coffee and snacks.
Tourist information of the city of Tarija and its surroundings.
ATT office for passenger complaints.
National Police and procedures for children's trips.
Internet machines, telephone calls and photocopiers.
Currency exchange office from Bolivianos to dollars and other international currencies.
Packaging and offices to store luggage.

What to do in the city of Tarija and its surroundings?

Here are some suggestions for tours and places to enjoy your stay in this city:

La Pasarela Hotel

Coimata Km. 10

La Pasarela, Hotel Spa Restaurant, has been created for people who seek tranquility, privacy and intimacy in a natural place. We offer quality accommodation.

Los Ceibos Hotel

Panamericana Av. 612

Hotel Resort in the center of Tarija offers spacious gym services, saunas, hydromassage, outdoor and indoor swimming pools, restaurant, cafeteria, fridge bar, WiFi, private garage and gardens.

La Casa Vieja

Concepcion Valley 591

The place where everyone wants to be sharing with the joy of the people who await you with open arms. It has an artisan winery with wine tasting, folk clubs and a large patio with a viewpoint to the vineyards.

Belen Restaurant

Colon St. 536 near Sucre Square

Enjoy unique and different flavors, we work to make you live a unique and different experience in Bolivia, from the dishes to the decoration, it is designed for you to enjoy a high-level culinary experience.

Calles Madrid y Sucre

Madrid and Sucre St.

Gattopardo, a restaurant for everyone to enjoy, we are characterized by excellent service in all kinds of food, in addition to being proud to be located in our beautiful Tarija.

Dreams Viewpoint in Tarija

Los Molles and Los Sauces Av. - San Martin

The Dreams Viewpoint is a structure in the shape of a wine glass at the highest point of the city of Tarija. The cup shape is related to the wine production that symbolizes the region that produces grapes, wines and Singanis.