Fly Dubai to Buenos Aires from €1,482 return with ITA Airways. The average price sits at €1,571. Book early to lock in fares: this route has good availability with stops and price movement depending on dates.
Price and when to book
Prices range from €1,482 to €1,972 return. The median is €1,571, so you have accessible options if you pick the right dates. Book as early as possible: long-haul routes like this rise quickly in the last 30 days. Check daily for sudden price drops.
Airline and stops
ITA Airways operates this route with 1 stop. It's not a direct flight, but with one intermediate stop, the flight time is reasonable for the Dubai–Buenos Aires distance. ITA Airways is a solid choice for quality on this intercontinental journey.
Best time to visit
Buenos Aires has mild weather: spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) are ideal. Summers (December–February) are warm and humid; winters (June–August) are cool but manageable. Avoid peak-demand dates if you want lower prices. The more flexible you are with dates, the more cheap options you'll find.
What to do in Buenos Aires
The capital is a must: La Boca with Caminito, San Telmo with its tango venues, Recoleta with the world's most famous cemetery, and Avenida Corrientes bookshops. Eat well (meat and local wines), visit art museums, and enjoy Buenos Aires' nightlife. Ministro Pistarini Airport (EZE) is 23 km from the centre; bus and taxi available.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for Dubai to Buenos Aires?
From €1,482 return, as of 23 October 2026. This is the best price found in the search. Other prices are €1,571 (median) and €1,972.
Is it a direct flight?
No, there is 1 stop. ITA Airways operates this route with one intermediate stop before reaching Buenos Aires.
When should I buy the ticket for the best price?
As far in advance as possible. On long-haul routes like this, prices tend to rise closer to departure. Book 2–3 months ahead if you can, or at least 30 days before.
What to see in Buenos Aires besides La Boca?
Recoleta (cemetery and museums), San Telmo (tango and history), Avenida Corrientes (bookshops and culture), Puerto Madero (modern architecture), and Palermo neighbourhoods. Eat asado, visit wineries in the Tigre area, and enjoy Buenos Aires' food scene.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
