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Best Time to Fly to Argentina

Travelers booking flights to Argentina from North America should keep in mind the seasonal differences.

Peak season:

Summer (November through March) is the peak season to visit Patagonia and the Andes. Conversely, the winter season (April through October) is recommended for the north of the country as the temperatures become incredibly humid during the summer months. Buenos Aires is high season throughout the year, though the spring and fall are most popular because of the more temperate weather.

Off season:

It can get cold in Patagonia in the wintertime, but the climate is mostly dry and good for travelers.

Why you should take a flight to Argentina

When your flight to Argentina arrives, you’ll be in the birthplace of the sultry and sexy tango. It is the eighth-largest country in the world and rests at South America's southern-most tip. For many people, Argentina is most famous for its controversial First Lady, Eva Peron. Peron’s feminist approach to politics and civilization stirred hatred in some Argentines, and ignited passion and individuality in others. Today, the anniversary of Eva Perón's death is marked by Argentines every year on July 26. 

Most Argentina trips originate and arrive in the capital city of Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires is a modern European-like city with bustling streets and stylish restaurants. Argentina flights are packed with passengers and their purchases including leather goods, rugs, wines and more from shopping in Buenos Aires. 

If there’s one thing to say about Argentina it’s that the country is full of excitement and ambition. This Latin American country is as comfortable with its citizens as it is with its visitors. Travelers booking flights to Argentina simply need to show some foot work – either with a soccer ball or on the dance floor – and they’ll soon feel like one of the locals. Book a trip to Argentina to be seduced by its history, geography and culture.

Argentina climate

Argentina is a big country, and the climate can vary widely. The north is subtropical while Patagonia in the south can be sub-Antarctic. The plains are usually mild and humid. The north is best visited between May and September while the opposite is true for Patagonia.

Getting around Argentina

Argentina has a good network of domestic flights and planes are the easiest way to get around if you’re covering long distances. Argentina flights can even be cheaper than buses from many parts of the country.

Though slower than flights, long-distance buses are also a good option. All buses are equipped with a toilet, air-conditioning and even a bar.

Cars can be rented to drivers over 21. It is, however, an expensive option.

The following chart gives approximate journey times from

Buenos Aires

(in hours and minutes) to other major cities and towns in Argentina.

 AirRoadRail
Cordoba1.109.0012.00
Bariloche2.1022.0036.00
Iguazu1.4020.00-
Rosario0.504.004.00

Argentina Travel Information

  • Buenos Aires is the arrival point for most travelers and arguably the most fascinating city in the country. The bustling, romantic city is full of life – watch people dancing the tango almost everywhere you go, including outside on the streets, spend a morning walking the city, eat at one of the steakhouses and dance the night away in one of the many nightclubs.
  • Tango is the dance of Argentina. Dating from the early 1900s, one of its most famous exponents is Carlos Gardel. The Tango Day is celebrated every year in BA on December 11, Gardel’s birthday. If you’re in the city at any other time of year though, you can still pay tribute to his memory. The Museo Casa Carlos Gardel is a museum in his mother’s old house containing memorabilia.
  • If traveling to Patagonia make sure you take appropriate clothes. Even in the summer, temperatures can plummet unexpectedly. The landscape and scenery is beautiful – especially in the Tierra del Fuego region. Hiking is the one of the best ways to see it.
  • The Iguazu park (Parque National del Iguazu) is home to the spectacular Iguazu Falls. This huge system of waterfalls comprises 270 individual falls over nearly two miles of the Iguazu River. The Devil’s Throat is the steepest part of the falls. Reach it by train from Central Station.
  • The town of San Agustín de Valle Fertil is a perfect base from which to visit the two parks Talampaya and Ischigualasto. The parks are famous for their distinctive redstone cliffs. Dinosaur remains have been found in the gorges of both parks – the most spectacular at Ischigualasto.

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More useful information about Argentina

  • Passengers fill last minute flights to Argentina to shop for leather goods, rugs, and wines.
  • Ezeiza Ministro Pistarini International Airport is your most likely destination point.
  • Travelers booking one way flights to Argentina from North America should keep in mind the seasonal differences.
  • If traveling to Patagonia make sure you pack appropriately. Even in the summer, temperatures can plummet unexpectedly.
  • Most direct flights to Argentina arrive in the capital city of Buenos Aires.
  • The town of San Agustín de Valle Fertil is a perfect base from which to visit the two parks Talampaya and Ischigualasto.
  • The dance of Argentina is the Tango. Dating from the early 1900s, one of its most famous exponents is Carlos Gardel.
  • Resting at South America's southern-most tip, Argentina is the eighth-largest country in the world.

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Cinema ticket $8.32
One-way ticket (local transport) $0.40
Small bottle of water (0.33 liter) $1.15
Local draught beer (0.5 liter) $2.30
Imported beer (0.33 liter bottle) $2.78
Cheap meal $9.18
Pack of Marlboro cigarettes $2.87
Cappuccino $2.54
Imported beer (0.33 liter) $3.44
Meal at McDonald's or similar $7.46
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