Private transfer from Buenos Aires to Rosario

Rosario sits on the Paraná river in Santa Fe province and is one of Argentina’s largest cities. It is close enough to Buenos Aires for a same-day return: the road is motorway all the way, so many travellers go up in the morning and come back in the evening.

Who makes this trip

• Business travellers visiting companies, factories and the port terminals around the city.
• Families and students: Rosario is a university city, and many people have relatives at both ends.
• People going to an event or an appointment: conferences, concerts, football matches, medical visits.
• Arriving passengers who land at Ezeiza or Aeroparque and continue straight to Rosario without going into the capital.

Private car, coach or plane

Long-distance buses leave Retiro terminal frequently and are the usual choice for one person with time to spare; you need to reach the terminal and take another ride at the other end. There are flights too, but on a route like this the time spent at airports weighs as much as the flight itself. A private transfer runs door to door and leaves when you choose. It pays off mainly for two or more people, for a same-day return, or when the final address is outside the centre, such as an industrial park or a port terminal.

Planning the day

The Panamericana motorway out of Buenos Aires is slow at weekday peak hours, so an early or mid-morning start usually avoids delays. For a return on the same day, tell us roughly how long you will stay: the driver waits and the waiting is included in the quote. A stop on the way is arranged when booking.

Choosing the vehicle

A sedan takes up to 3 passengers, a minivan 6–7 and a van 8. Larger groups travel in two or more vehicles together.