Flights from Copenhagen to Buenos Aires start from €1,154 return, with a median price of €1,186 based on recent searches. Ryanair is the available option, with 3 stops on the outbound journey. It's a long route requiring patience, but the price is competitive for an intercontinental connection.
Price and when to book
Fares range from €1,154 to €1,549 return. As a rule of thumb, international flights are best booked 2–3 months in advance, though on such long routes with multiple stops, it pays to monitor deals even further ahead. Check regularly from 3 months before your trip to secure the best rate.
Airline and stopovers
Ryanair operates this route with 3 stops on the outbound leg. Expect a lengthy total journey time, though the price offsets the routing complexity. Multiple stopovers are inherent to this route from Copenhagen to Buenos Aires; there's no direct option at this price point.
Best time to visit
Buenos Aires offers pleasant weather in spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May), with mild temperatures and less rain. Southern summer (December–February) is warm and humid; winter (June–August) is moderate but cooler. Avoid booking accommodation too far ahead if you travel during peak season, as prices rise significantly.
What to do when you arrive
Buenos Aires is the heart of your trip: La Boca, San Telmo and Palermo are must-visit neighbourhoods offering architecture, tango and dining. Teatro Colón and MALBA (art museum) are key cultural stops. From the city, day trips to Iguazu Falls in the north or the wine region of Mendoza are worthwhile. Ministro Pistarini airport is 35 km from the centre; buses and car hire are available.
FAQ
Are there direct flights Copenhagen to Buenos Aires?
No, not at current prices. The €1,154 option includes 3 stops on the outbound journey. Long-haul intercontinental routes typically require connections via European or Latin American hub airports.
What's the cheapest price you've seen on this route?
The lowest recorded price is €1,154 return. The median sits at €1,186, so hunting for anything below €1,150 is unlikely; these fares are good value for an intercontinental route.
Does Ryanair fly to Buenos Aires?
Yes, Ryanair serves this route, though with stopovers. Check their website before booking to confirm it's still operating, as availability varies by date.
When is the best time to visit Buenos Aires?
Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) are ideal: mild weather, lower rainfall and fewer crowds. Summer is very warm and humid; winter is cool but fine for cultural visits.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
