Fly from London to Buenos Aires for as little as €1,036 return. The median price sits at €1,166, giving you a realistic benchmark for this route. With Ryanair and smart searching, the best deals emerge when you keep your eyes open.
Price and when to book
The lowest fare we found is €1,036 (return). Prices range from €1,036 to €1,416 depending on your dates. There's no fixed rule about which month is cheapest; it varies significantly. The strategy is to check prices regularly and act fast when rates drop. Ryanair often rewards early bookers with sharper fares, so reserve as soon as possible.
Airline and stops
Ryanair operates this route with 3 stops on the outbound. It's a long journey with layovers, so pack patience and entertainment. While it's not a direct flight, the prices make up for the extra hours. Check Ryanair's baggage policy carefully, they're strict about what you can bring and charge extra for anything beyond a small cabin bag.
Best time to visit
Buenos Aires shines in spring and autumn (September–November and March–May in the Southern Hemisphere). Skip peak summer (December–February) if you want fewer crowds, though prices don't always drop then. The example date of 11 November is solid: early spring in Buenos Aires, mild weather and less tourist overload than midsummer.
What to do when you arrive
Spend at least a week in Buenos Aires. Explore La Boca (colourful and photogenic), San Telmo (bohemian alleyways), historic San Nicolás. Eat proper Argentine beef, catch live tango, wander Palermo. Ministro Pistarini airport is about 35 km out; take the Buen Ayre bus or a remise taxi. The city comes alive late: many spots open after 22:00.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for this route?
The lowest we've found is €1,036 (return). The median is €1,166. Prices go up to €1,416 depending on dates. Book early for the best chance at lower fares.
Does Ryanair fly direct from London to Buenos Aires?
No, this route has 3 stops on the way out. It's a long journey with layovers. If you want a direct flight, you'd need to look at other airlines, though they'll cost more.
Which airline operates this route?
Ryanair is the carrier with these prices. As a budget airline, watch the baggage rules: you get one small cabin bag free; everything else incurs extra charges.
What can I see in Buenos Aires?
La Boca, San Telmo, Recoleta and Palermo are must-visit neighbourhoods. Eat steak and experience live tango. The Teatro Colón, the Metropolitan Cathedral and MALBA (Latin American Art Museum) are classic stops. Buenos Aires' food scene and nightlife are world-class.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
