How to find cheap flights to Argentina
Depart from Ben Gurion Intl when planning your flight to Argentina for the most budget-friendly start to your trip.
Consider touching down at Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini for even more value from your fare.
February is generally the cheapest time to visit Argentina.
For a round trip, the lowest price right now is $1,028. One-way fares start from $609.
Flexible on where you land if it saves you money? Compare the cheapest places to fly into by adding your departure airport, then entering 'Argentina' in the 'To' field.
If you've already settled on a destination city, select 'Add nearby airports.' This lets you compare fares across nearby airports and potentially lower your costs.
Never let a deal slip away by setting a Price Alert. We'll stay on top of it for you, giving you updates when fares go down.
Avoid leaving things to the last minute. Booking ahead often means better fares and access to early bird discounts.
The best time to go to Argentina
To find the month with the cheapest flights, use the 'Whole month' tool. If you have flexible travel dates, search for the green prices on the calendar — they show you the lowest fares available.
Organize your trip for September if you want to go when it's busy. This is the most popular month for flights, but also when fares are likely to be more expensive.
Travel in December if you want a more laid-back vibe. This is the quietest time of year and also when plane tickets to Argentina are often cheaper.
The weather can change the feel of your trip, so choose your season wisely. Maximum temperatures average 32ºC (90ºF) in January, making it one of the warmest months in Argentina.
Time your visit for sometime around July if you prefer to be there when it's cooler. The lowest average temperature then is 5ºC (41ºF).
June is generally the driest month, while November has the most rain.
Also take into account periods of extreme heat and peak flooding months when picking your travel dates. Of course, weather risks depend on where you go and when.
Getting to Argentina
There are plenty of arrival airports to choose from when you book flights to Argentina, including the following:
Buenos Aires Jorge Newbery Airfield (AEP) in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini Intl Airport (EZE) in Buenos Aires
Cordoba Pajas Blancas International Airport (COR) in Cordoba
These airlines are the key players touching down at this destination, based on approximate monthly flight figures:
Aerolineas Argentinas — 970
LATAM Airlines — 920
GOL Linhas Aéreas — 400
Panama City, Madrid and Dallas are among the major hubs used as stopovers on flights to Argentina. Stops vary by route, so it pays to check the connection details for your departure city.
Places to visit in Argentina
Buenos Aires
If you had to choose just one place, this city in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires would be a strong contender. With a population of roughly 13 million, it features more highlights than you can cover in one visit.
El Ateneo Grand Splendid, Mural de Diego Maradona and Esquina Carlos Gardel are popular stops on any trip.
Buenos Aires's major airports are Buenos Aires Jorge Newbery Airfield (AEP) and Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini Intl Airport (EZE). You'll discover some excellent flight deals to Argentina landing at both.
Check out the selection of hotels in Buenos Aires and round out your trip with a stay that fits your style and budget.
Cordoba
This city in Córdoba Province brings its own mix of culture, energy and personality.
Cordoba Pajas Blancas International Airport (COR) is the main airport serving the city.
After locking in your airfare, you can move on to finding the right stay among the hotels in Cordoba.
Mendoza
Located in Mendoza Province and with a population of about 880,000, this city also ranks as one of the most interesting places to visit in Argentina.
Make room in your itinerary to explore well-known attractions like Parque General San Martin, Cerro de la Gloria and Parque Gral. San Martin. Mendoza.
You can reach the city through its main airport, Mendoza El Plumerillo International Airport (MDZ).
Pick up a deal on where you'll stay by browsing the list of hotels in Mendoza.
Good to know
Make sure you're across the entry rules well before departure day. Rules can change depending on your passport, reason for travel and length of stay. Always check with official sources like your airline, the local embassy or your travel agent.
Spanish is the language most often spoken across Argentina.
The local currency is the Argentine peso (ARS).
ATMs (automatic teller machines) are common across cities big and small, so access is unlikely to be an issue.
Tipping is generally not expected in Argentina. However, if the service stands out, leaving something extra is appreciated.
Anticipate moderate Wi-Fi coverage. You'll be able to connect in many hotels and cafes, but access becomes less reliable beyond major areas.
Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina, which has a population of around 46 million.
This destination operates on one standard time zone of UTC-3.
Argentina is part of the South America subregion of Americas.
Looking to time your flight to Argentina with something big? Major events to build your trip around include Argentine Carnival, the Cosquin Folk Festival and the Buenos Aires International Film Festival.
Complete your trip with hotels and a car rental
A cheap ticket to Argentina gets you there. The next step is choosing where to stay. Discover competitive prices and exclusive rates for hotels in Argentina. For the freedom to get around at your own pace, also check out the range of car rental options in Argentina.
