Connect Dublin with Buenos Aires from €994 return. Median price sits around €1,071. Ryanair operates this route with 3 stops, a budget option for those who don't mind journey time.
Price and when to book
The lowest price recorded is €994 (return). Prices in our sample range from €994 to €1,150, with a median of €1,071. Check regularly: Ryanair fares change daily and vary by availability. Book as soon as you can to lock in dates and secure the best price.
Airline and stops
Ryanair operates this route. The journey includes 3 stops, so it's not a direct flight. That's why the price is competitive: flying with connections takes longer overall, but you save money. Check Ryanair's booking engine to see which cities are your connection points on your specific search.
Best time to travel
Dublin has a temperate maritime climate; Buenos Aires offers pleasant spring and autumn (September–November and March–May in the Southern Hemisphere). Demand to Argentina peaks in European summer (June–August) and drops in Northern winter, which may affect prices. Choose dates outside local holidays for better availability of cheap seats.
What to do when you arrive in Buenos Aires
Ministro Pistarini International Airport (Ezeiza) is your gateway. Reach the centre by bus, remise or transfer. Buenos Aires awaits with stunning European-style architecture, La Boca, San Telmo, live tango, world-class beef and wine, and South America's most vibrant nightlife. Spend at least 3–4 days exploring the main neighbourhoods.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price Dublin to Buenos Aires?
We found flights from €994 return with Ryanair. This is the lowest in our sample; keep searching on Ryanair's engine to confirm availability on your dates.
Is Ryanair the only option?
In our data, Ryanair is the airline listed for this route. Always check other flight search sites to confirm whether there are alternatives available on your preferred dates.
How many stops does the flight have?
The route includes 3 stops. It's not direct, but the price makes up for it. Total journey time will be significantly longer than a direct flight, so plan accordingly.
What's worth seeing in Buenos Aires?
La Boca (with Caminito), San Telmo (tango and culture), the Metropolitan Cathedral, Teatro Colón, Recoleta (cemetery and shopping), Puerto Madero, and local markets. Eat Argentine beef and try Mendoza wine. The city deserves at least 4–5 days.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
