There is long and short-term parking available at the airport, both covered and uncovered.

There are car rental facilities at Viru Viru airport.

There is bus service to Santa Cruz from the airport, and rail connections available from the city.

US$28 (international flights), Bs.15 (domestic).

The terminal contains a restaurant, snack bar, bank and currency exchange, and an information desk.

Spanish is the official language, but only 60 to 70% of the people actually speak it, and then often only as a second language. The other main languages are Quechua and Aymar.

The official currency is the Boliviano (BOB), which is divided into 100 centavos, and is tied to the US Dollar. Money can be exchanged at exchange bureaux called casio de cambiosin the main centres, at banks and hotels. Banking facilities are good in the main cities and ATMs cater for Visa, Cirrus and MasterCard. Many hotels and other tourist-oriented institutions accept US Dollars. Major credit cards, including MasterCard, Diners, Visa and American Express, are accepted in the bigger hotels, restaurants and shops. Travellers cheques can be exchanged in casio de cambiosin the major cities and are best taken in US Dollars to avoid additional charges.

GMT -4.