Flights to Argentina

There are endless reasons to make a beeline to Argentina. The natural scenery, including Patagonia, the Perito Moreno Glacier, Iguazo National Park and its waterfalls, is some of the most breathtaking you’ll ever see. Add to this bustling city and nightlife in Buenos Aires, the rich food scene and the many UNESCO World Heritage Sites scattered throughout the country, you’ll easily find something to leave you in awe. Scroll on for everything you need to know to organise your next trip to Argentina without a worry in the world.

Flight time to {destination} from Australia 

• Sydney to Buenos Aires: 16 hours, 20 minutes (with stops) 
• Adelaide to Buenos Aires: 36 hours (with stops)
• Brisbane to Buenos Aires: 20 hours+ (with stops)
• Perth to Buenos Aires: 25 hours + (with stops)

Airlines flying direct to {destination}

While there are no airline carriers that fly direct from anywhere in Australia to Argentina, don’t sweat. You can get there comfortably – with one or more stopovers – thanks to the below airlines and more.

• LATAM Airlines: An economy plane ticket on this airline comes with complimentary hot meals, drinks (including South American wine) and inflight entertainment.
• Fiji Airways: Fiji Airways is a budget-conscious airline that offers a range of different fare options 
• Jetstar: A no-frills budget airline, Jetstar offers cheaper flights with the essentials but limited extras (unless you pay an extra fee).
• Qantas: Qantas is a full-service carrier with included meals, drinks and in-flight entertainment. Frequent flyer points can be earned through Qantas Points.

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Where you can fly direct to {destination} from

There are no airlines that currently fly direct from Australia to Argentina. When travelling to Argentina after departing from any Australian city, bear in mind there will be at least one stop on the way.

Where is the airport in {destination}?

Buenos Aires Metropolitan airports (BUE) is the generic code for both airports in Argentina’s capital Buenos Aires. It is used for both Ezeiza International Airport (EZE) and Jorge Newbery (AEP). It’s located around 31km from the city centre and there are several ground transportation options:

• Taxis: A fare from the airport will set you back approximately 38000AR$ (approx AU$38), with the journey typically taking around 40 minutes.
• Bus: The cheapest option to get to the city centre is via the Buenos Aires public bus which departs roughly every 30 minutes on weekdays and hourly on weekends.
• Shuttle bus: A convenient option with lots of luggage storage, a ticket for the shuttle bus which takes you to the city centre costs approximately 13000AR$ (around $AU13). It leaves hourly and a journey takes about 50 minutes depending on traffic.
• Car rental: Car rental is available for travellers who prefer to hire their own transport

Cheapest time to fly to {destination}

Want the most bang for your buck on your trip? It pays to consider what time of year you’ll visit Argentina. Shoulder seasons (March to May and September to early November) are a more affordable option with fewer crowds, less competition for accommodation and cheaper airfares. Another plus? The weather is still pleasant enough to be enjoyable when you’re out and about seeing all the country has to offer.

Passport and visa requirements when flying to {destination}

As a tourist with an Australian passport, you can stay in Argentina up to 90 days without a visa. However, you will need evidence such as a return or onward ticket out of the country and a valid passport to prove that you intend to leave the country and not stay past 90 days. If you do require a visa, this needs to be organised before you enter the country as visas are not available on arrival.

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