Ferries in Argentina

12 routes and 1 operators. Fares below are the cheapest we currently sell on each.

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We sell 12 Ferries routes in Argentina, serving 4 places through 1 operator. 12 of those routes cross a border. The cheapest fare is €11.88 and the median route runs 155 km.

Checked 30 September 2026Priced for 30 September 2026One passenger, all fees included

The network

Ferries in Argentina, in numbers

What we actually sell, counted rather than claimed.

  • 12Routes we sell
  • 4Places served
  • 1Operators
  • 0Domestic routes
  • 12Cross border routes
  • 155 kmMedian route
  • 203 kmLongest route
  • 1Countries
Routes

The busiest Ferries routes in Argentina

Priced from the same engine that answers the search box, on the next three weeks of departures.

The routes we sell in Argentina, busiest first, priced over the next three weeks.
RouteFromFastestDistance
Buenos Aires to Colonia del Sacramento ferry€11.883h 32m52 km
Colonia del Sacramento to Buenos Aires ferry€11.883h 35m52 km
Buenos Aires to Montevideo ferry€14.097h 38m203 km
Montevideo to Buenos Aires ferry€14.097h 33m203 km
Berisso to Montevideo ferry€14.646h 50m155 km
Montevideo to Berisso ferry€14.646h 46m155 km

Plenty of what is worth seeing sits outside Buenos Aires and elsewhere in Argentina. None of it is ours to sell.

A guided tour group

Things to do in Buenos Aires

Day trips that leave Buenos Aires in the morning and cover a good part of Argentina by evening.

Partner links. We do not sell tours or tickets. We earn a commission on a booking, and it never changes the price.

Catchment

How far people travel to get here

Every origin we sell by Ferries, grouped by how far it is in a straight line.

Straight line distance from each origin we sell, not the distance the route runs.
DistanceRoutesShareNearest of them
Under 200 km867%Buenos Aires, 52 km
200 to 600 km433%Buenos Aires, 203 km
Across the border

Where Argentina connects to

Countries reachable from Argentina by Ferries on a route we sell.

Counted by route, so a country with several cities on the corridor counts once per route rather than once per city.
CountryRoutesShare
Uruguay12100%
Carriers

Ferry operators

Speed, flexibility and what is on board. Nothing here is a rating, because we have not earned one.

Every operator we sell on this corridor. Speed is the carrier's own typical cruising speed, not the average over this route.
OperatorFromFastestTypical speedFlexibilityOn board
BuquebusNoneNone33 km/hChangeableBar, , Cabins, Cafe, Restaurant, Toilets
  • Buquebus

Ferry destinations

Common questions about Ferries in Argentina

What Ferries routes are there in Argentina?

We sell 12 Ferries routes in Argentina, serving 4 places, run by 1 operators. Every one of those routes has an operator that actually serves it, so the count is the network we can sell rather than every pair of places on a map.

How much do Ferries tickets in Argentina cost?

The cheapest Ferries fare in Argentina is €11.88 for one passenger, across the 12 routes we sell there. The median route runs 155 km in a straight line, which is the distance that fare should be read against before comparing it to anywhere else.

Can I travel out of Argentina by Ferries?

12 of the Ferries routes we sell touching Argentina cross a border and 0 stay inside it, reaching 1 other countries including Uruguay. Cross border routes are usually the ones where the fare and the journey time differ most between operators.

Which operators run Ferries services in Argentina?

1 operators run Ferries services on routes we sell in Argentina: Buquebus. Each is a real carrier from the published operator catalogue, and each has its own fares and conditions. The operator table on this page compares them on speed, flexibility and what is on board.

What is the longest Ferries route in Argentina?

The longest Ferries route we sell touching Argentina runs from Buenos Aires to Montevideo, 203 km in a straight line. The median route in the country is 155 km, so this one is a considerable outlier and the fares on it behave differently from the rest.

Where these numbers come from

Schedules, seat counts and fares are generated by our own model until the supplier contracts are signed. Places, coordinates, operators, which operator serves which pair, and every distance are real. We would rather say that on every page than let a modelled number pass for a filed one.

Defined in full at Catchment, Fares, Distances

Other ways to travel here

The wider region

Buenos Aires is big enough that where you sleep decides what the days look like. We sell the seat, not the room.

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Where to sleep in Buenos Aires

Filter by neighbourhood and by price per night, and the map tells you what is a walk and what is a taxi.

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