How to get fromSanta Rosa to Buenos Airesby car, bus or plane

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There are 6 ways to get from Santa Rosa to Buenos Aires by car, bus, or plane

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Drive, bus
best
1. Drive from Santa Rosa to Oberácar
2. Take the bus from Oberá to Terminal de Omnibus Retirobus
19h 12m
$122,116–182,501
Drive, bus via Posadas
cheapest
1. Drive from Santa Rosa to Alba Possecar
2. Take the bus from Alba Posse to Terminal de Ómnibus Posadasbus
3. Take the bus from Terminal de Ómnibus Posadas to Terminal de Omnibus Retirobus
23h 54m
$96,199–239,287
Drive 1,066.8 km
1. Drive from Santa Rosa to Buenos Airescar 1,066.8 km
12h 40m
$148,058–213,861
Bus, fly
1. Take the bus from Estação Rodoviaria de Santa Rosa to Rodoviária de Santo Ângelobus
2. Fly from Sepé Tiaraju Airport (GEL) to Buenos Aires Jorge Newbery (AEP)plane GEL - AEP
11h 47m
$516,685–1,225,669
Drive, bus via Santa Ana
1. Drive from Santa Rosa to Alba Possecar
2. Take the bus from Alba Posse to Santa Anabus
3. Take the bus from Santa Ana to Terminal de Omnibus Retirobus
24h 3m
$140,199–236,287
Bus
1. Take the bus from Estação Rodoviaria de Santa Rosa to Rodoviária De Bagébus
2. Take the bus from Bagé to Santana do Livramentobus 621 / ...
3. Take the bus from Rivera to Terminal de Omnibus Retirobus
26h 35m
$180,595–245,911

Sepé Tiaraju Airport (GEL) to Buenos Aires Jorge Newbery (AEP) flights

4Weekly Planes

11h 20mAverage Duration

$301,612Cheapest Price

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Distance: 1,491.1 km
Duration: 19h 12m

What companies run services between Santa Rosa, Brazil and Buenos Aires, Argentina?

You can take a bus from Estação Rodoviaria de Santa Rosa to Terminal de Omnibus Retiro via Bagé, Santana do Livramento, and Rivera in around 26h 35m.

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