Cheap Flights to Argentina

When to fly to Argentina

Peak Season:

Peak season for trips to Argentina is during summer November through March and the winter season April through October is recommended for the north of the country. Buenos Aires’s high season is throughout the year, although flights and accommodation are higher during the holidays, especially Christmas and New Year.

Off Season:

In winter it can get cold in Patagonia but the climate is mostly dry and good for exploring the outdoors.

Overview

Argentina – one of the most unforgettable places on Earth to visit – thanks to its diverse culture and natural beauty. And each of its towns and cities has a fascinating tale to tell of its people and their ancestors.  The Europeans arrived in the 16th century, but long before them indigenous groups occupied this land; the Incas were in the Northwest, the Tehuelche in Patagonia, and the Querandí inhabited the Pampas. Today any visitor who comes off a flight to Argentina can look forward to an adventurous trip of exploring ancient ruins, visiting lush vineyards and even meeting some indigenous people.

Because of its size the most economical way to travel around the country is to acquire an Aerolineas Argentinas Visit Argentina Pass while booking your Argentina flights. This enables extensive travel within the country so you can hop from the sultry capital of Buenos Aires to the Central Sierras in Cordoba and then to Cafayate’s wineries in the north.

Patagonia and the Iguazu Falls are two destinations in Argentina that can’t be missed, especially for those who love the great outdoors. Patagonia’s Peninsula Valdes wildlife reserve is home to migrating whales, seals, penguins, sea elephants and dolphins while the Iguazu National Park’s subtropical rainforest has more than 2000 plant species and 400 bird species living in it.

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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.

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Getting around Argentina

Argentina domestic flight network is reliable and planes are the easiest way to get around if you’re covering long distances. Depending on the route, flights can be even cheaper than buses.

Long-distance buses are also a good option and are equipped with a toilet, air-conditioning and even a bar.

Driving is another option but can be expensive.

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