SRE → VVI

Cordillera Oriental

Jagged peaks and deep tectonic valleys characteristic of the Bolivian Andes as you depart the Sucre region.

Rio Grande Basin

Watch as the Guapay river carves massive canyons through the sedimentary rock layers below.

Sub-Andean Transition

A spectacular view of the changing ecosystem from high-altitude scrub to lush, green cloud forests.

Santa Cruz Rings

During the final approach, the left side provides a superior view of the city's unique concentric ring urban layout.

Serranía de Santiago

Views of the rugged southern ridges that define the edge of the Bolivian plateau.

Chaco Lowlands

The vast, flat expanse of the Gran Chaco becomes visible to the south as the mountains recede.

Agricultural Patterns

Distinctive geometric patterns of soybean and sunflower fields characteristic of the Santa Cruz department.

Lomas de Arena

On certain approach paths, you can spot the distant sand dunes located south of the city.