Round-trip from | $1,231 |
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One-way from | $425 |
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Depart
Return
Price
New YorkBalmaceda
JFK - BBA
JFKBBA
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Fri 3/21
7:30 pm-9:15 am
1 stop36h 45m
Balmaceda Teniente Vidal
Fri 3/28
10:12 am-10:29 pm
2 stops37h 17m
New YorkPunta Arenas
JFK - PUQ
JFKPUQ
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Tue 4/29
7:30 pm-6:41 pm
2 stops22h 11m
Punta Arenas Pres Ibanez
Sat 5/10
11:59 pm-9:05 am
2 stops34h 06m
New YorkPunta Arenas
JFK - PUQ
JFKPUQ
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Tue 4/29
7:30 pm-1:19 pm
1 stop16h 49m
Punta Arenas Pres Ibanez
Fri 5/9
3:59 am-5:10 am
2 stops26h 11m
New YorkPuerto Montt
JFK - PMC
JFKPMC
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Fri 5/2
7:30 pm-4:11 pm
1 stop20h 41m
Puerto Montt El Tepual
Wed 5/7
2:37 pm-9:30 am
1 stop18h 53m
New YorkPuerto Montt
JFK - PMC
JFKPMC
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Fri 5/2
1:55 pm-1:44 pm
3 stops23h 49m
Puerto Montt El Tepual
Wed 5/7
6:27 pm-10:45 pm
3 stops28h 18m
New YorkBalmaceda
JFK - BBA
JFKBBA
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Thu 4/17
7:30 pm-3:49 pm
1 stop20h 19m
Balmaceda Teniente Vidal
Sat 4/26
5:25 pm-9:30 am
1 stop16h 05m
New YorkPunta Arenas
JFK - PUQ
JFKPUQ
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Mon 3/10
7:30 pm-5:30 pm
2 stops21h 00m
Punta Arenas Pres Ibanez
Wed 3/12
2:49 am-9:59 am
2 stops32h 10m
New YorkSan Carlos de Bariloche
JFK - BRC
JFKBRC
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Thu 3/6
6:30 pm-6:30 pm
1 stop22h 00m
San Carlos de Bariloche Teniente Luis Candelaria
Sat 3/15
3:45 pm-9:00 am
1 stop18h 15m
New YorkSan Carlos de Bariloche
LGA - BRC
LGABRC
New York LaGuardia
Thu 3/6
6:00 am-6:30 pm
2 stops34h 30m
San Carlos de Bariloche Teniente Luis Candelaria
Sat 3/15
3:45 pm-11:23 am
2 stops20h 38m
New YorkPuerto Montt
LGA - PMC
LGAPMC
New York LaGuardia
Wed 3/5
3:00 pm-11:09 am
2 stops18h 09m
Puerto Montt El Tepual
Thu 3/6
5:39 pm-11:24 am
3 stops19h 45m
On average, a flight from New York to Patagonia takes 22 hours 45 minutes. Flights to Patagonia from other popular cities in USA will vary in length. Below are a few examples of popular routes and their flight times.
The most popular airlines flying from New York to Patagonia are LATAM Airlines and Aerolineas Argentinas.
The cheapest airlines flying from New York to Patagonia are Aerolineas Argentinas and LATAM Airlines.
In terms of precipitation, rainfall in Patagonia ranges from 1.2 - 2.4 inches per month. August is typically the wettest month, when rainfall can reach 2.4 in. January is typically the driest time to visit Patagonia when rainfall is around 1.2 in.
If weather is an important factor for your trip to Patagonia, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, January is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 50.0 F. Travelers looking to avoid the cold should look outside of June, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 35.6 F).
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Because southern Argentina exists in the Chilean Andes’ rain shadow, it rarely experiences some of the Pacific storms that occur on the east coast. Although heavy precipitation falls toward those slopes, when you book flights to Patagonia, you’re more apt to experience the dry winds that its plains are so well known for, and the temperate seasonal influence that characterizes its winter to typically sit in temperatures well below freezing.
Because the weather is so crazy and unpredictable no matter what time of year you travel, there’s no bad time to plan flights to Patagonia, especially if you’re in the mood for adventure.
Peak Season:
In order to avoid the most freezing, snowy, and inclement of weather patterns, it’s easier for most to plan flights to Patagonia in the summer, when the storms are less tumultuous, and it’s easier for travelers to navigate the land.
Off-peak Season:
Although winter can be a bit unbearable, adventurous travelers find cheap flights to Patagonia during the cold months, especially to seek that special thrill that certain trekking individuals crave.
Getting around here is no easy feat. Gravel roads lead to bumpy bus rides, and harrowing journeys, but they are all part of the voyage when you plan a flight to Patagonia. Since Argentina is the world’s eighth largest country, it’s a good idea to splurge on transportation. Although it might be easy to find a cheap flight to Patagonia, you won’t want to scrimp when it comes to bus rides from Buenos Aires to the southern tip.
Extreme South Tour: Welcome to the end of the world. If you’re the extremist dying to plan flights to Patagonia so you can live among the wild, then it’s absolutely impossible for you to miss this tour. It should take between four and five days, and the first two days you stay in hotels. The rest of the way, you’re camping and living off whatever nature has in store for you. Once you’ve traveled to the limit, you’ll be surrounded by blue ice, towering glaciers, and a UNESCO World Heritage site that you will never forget. Along the way, you’ll also see Beagle Channel, Perito Moreno Glacier, Lake Argentino, Lake Escondidio, Lake Fagnano, and Ushuaia.
Tango and Soccer Tour: Not all people who book flights to Patagonia are craving the solitude of nature. If you think the world “wildlife” refers to last night at the bar, then you’ll probably want to skip the camping, and instead head to where the rhythm lives. A classic city tour, the Tango and Soccer package shows you just that, and more. Dancing and playing soccer are two things that Argentines don’t take lightly – in fact, they’re quite passionate about both. Stadiums fill with fervent fans, and dance floors pack with zealous high heels waiting for a beat, night after night. The throes of sensuality in dance, and the fanatical cries of fans are two memorable experiences not to be missed in this culturally rich locale.
Glacier Tours: If looking out into the blue waters and being surrounded by immensely beautiful ice masses makes your heart stop, then the Glacier Tour is surely something to check out. Plan flights to Patagonia to be among the Perito Moreno Glacier and Lake Argentino, where the grandiose size and power of nature will take your breath away. Throughout your navigation, you’ll also be able to explore El Calafate.
As the primary gateway into Argentina, Ezeiza Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) sees more than 8.5 million passengers per year. It’s 14 miles (22km) southwest of Buenos Aires, and is often referred to as Ezeiza International Airport after the suburb in which it’s located.
Terminal A handles international departures and arrivals, Terminal B is used exclusively by Aerolineas Argentinas, and Terminal C is for international departures and domestic arrivals and departures. There are no train stations, but it’s easy enough to get into the city by bus or taxi.
At the airport you can enjoy authentic Argentine cuisine or explore the large duty-free market place before relaxing in a spa or VIP lounge. Otherwise, you can always venture into the city. As the third-largest city in South America, Buenos Aires has lots to see and do. Depending on when you’re there, you might catch one of the fantastic festivals such as the Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente, the Buenos Aires Tango Festival, the South American Music Conference or La Rural.