Car rental Buenos Aires Province

From hiking in the sierras to tangoing in the city streets, exploring the vineyards, lazing on the sandy beaches, or taking in the grandeur of the colonial architecture, Buenos Aires Province has something for everyone.

The Buenos Aires Essentials

Money Matters

The currency of Argentina is the Argentine Peso. While credit and debit cards are widely accepted, it is advised to keep some handy cash for small vendors or places off the beaten track.

Climate Consideration

Buenos Aires Province enjoys a temperate climate with drier winters. The best time to holiday here would be during the spring (September to November) or autumn (March to May) when the weather is pleasant to explore outdoors.

Language

Spanish is the local language but you will find plenty of locals in Buenos Aires who can communicate in English.

Driving In Argentina – What to Expect

Argentina follows a right-hand drive system, which can be new to some visitors. Speed limits vary from 130km/h on highways to 60km/h in urban areas.

Road network

Argentina boasts a robust road network that makes rural areas accessible and enjoyable to drive, though keep in mind that away from the main highways, conditions can vary widely.

Renting a Car – Some Pointers

Car Class Recommendations

What type of car you hire depends on your itinerary. We recommend a compact car for city driving but for outdoor adventures consider an SUV that can handle most road conditions.

Renting and Driving Rules

The minimum age to rent a car is usually 21 and an International Driving Permit is essential in addition to your UK driving license.

Sightseeing in Buenos Aires Province

Buenos Aires is brimming over with iconic landmarks like Caminito, Estadio Boca Juniors, El Obelisco, a host of museums, art galleries, parks and gardens. Alternatively, head to the coastal city of Mar del Plata for pristine beaches, the Atlantic seashore, and a famed theatre scene.

Car Routes to Explore

The Buenos Aires to Mar del Plata route is scenic and offers stunning views of the countryside, or try the La Plata self-drive route for an alternative cityscape.

From the tango fever to the football frenzy, exploring Buenos Aires Province behind your rented car's wheel will bring countless unforgettable experiences and stories to tell. Start planning your trip now!