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Santa Fe Airport is at Sauce Viejo, south-west of the provincial capital, on the corridor towards Rosario. It is a small terminal with few flights, used mostly by people travelling on business or to deal with the provincial government. We arrange the private transfer from arrivals to your destination; availability in the region is confirmed when booking.
Where the transfer takes you
- Santa Fe city. The road runs through Santo Tomé and crosses the Salado river into the capital. That crossing is slow at peak hours.
- Paraná. The capital of Entre Ríos province lies across the Paraná river and is reached through a tunnel under the river, which has a toll. You pass through Santa Fe on the way.
- Esperanza and Rafaela. Inland towns of the province, by road.
Pick-up
With only a few flights a day the terminal is quiet and meeting is quick. Book with your flight number; the flight is followed by that number and your driver waits in arrivals with a sign showing your name. Driver and vehicle details are sent beforehand.
If the flight times do not suit you
There are two usual alternatives: fly to Rosario and continue by motorway, or make the whole journey by road from Buenos Aires. Both can be done in a private vehicle. See long-distance transfers from Buenos Aires and ask for a quote to compare.
Vehicle
A sedan for up to 3 passengers; a minivan or an 8-seat van for delegations and work teams. Invoices for companies are available, and on a day with several meetings the vehicle can be booked by the hour.
Updated on 13 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Do you go from the airport to Paraná?
Yes. The trip crosses Santa Fe and the river tunnel. Give us the destination address for the quote.
Is the tunnel toll included?
The quote states what the price covers. Ask when booking if you need the breakdown for expenses.
Can the driver wait during a meeting and take me back to the airport?
Yes, with waiting or hourly service. Tell us your return flight time.