Buenos Aires Port FAQ

Buenos Aires port rests on an estuary of the Rio de la Plata in Argentina. It is an important seaport, which is situated at about 7 kilometers north-northwest of the Port of Dock Sud and about 56 kilometers west-northwest of the Port of La Plata.

1. What’s the Cruise Port Address?

2. What’s the Cruise Port Phone Number?

3. What’s the Cruise Port Parking Like?

No parking is available at the cruise port.

4. How to get to the Cruise Port?

Taking a cab is the most convenient and inexpensive option to get to the city. You can find the currency exchange booth just before you exit from the arrivals section. You can pay for a pre-paid cab at one of the taxi-booths. As these are licensed “radio taxis,” travelers will be safe. If you prefer, you can use rental cars with private drivers. Another less expensive option is taking a shuttle bus. However, this option can be time-consuming.

5. Which Cruise Lines use the Port?

Cruise Lines such as the Carnival, Costa, MSC, NCL, Princess, and Royal Caribbean conduct regular cruises to this port.

6. What’s the Nearest Airport to the Cruise Port?

(Ezeiza) Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) is the nearest airport to the cruise port.

7. What Attractions are Near the Port?

The most important tourist attractions are around Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, Puerto Madero, and Florida Street. La Boca and Palermo Viejo are interesting places. In Teatro Colón—the second largest arts theater of the world—watch the world class opera. The Museum of Fine Arts has a great collection of famous and valuable works of art. Plaza de Mayo—the first subway line of Buenos Aires—has maintained its original train cars. The greenhouse of the Botanical Gardens has plants from all over the world. The beautiful Japanese Garden and Cultural Center also have a small museum, art display, and year-round-fun Asian fairs. Book a night at the Opera Pampa to know about Argentina’s violent history, great traditions, and national dance “Zamba.” Enjoy the all-you-can-eat barbecue of Argentinean food here.

8. What Hotels are near the Cruise Port?

For those who like to splurge, there are the Dazzler Tower and the Claridge hotels, only about 5 minutes by taxi from the port. The Hilton Buenos Aires, Sheraton Park Tower, Big Splurge, the Four Seasons, and Sofitel are all fabulous choices. You have the choice of Rooney’s Boutique Hotel, Hotel Castelar, Aspen Towers, Melia Comfort Hotel, etc. that are reasonably priced. For those on a budget, Hotel Crillon and Malabia House are good options.

9. What Restaurants and Shops are Near the Cruise Port?

Café Tortoni, the oldest café in Buenos Aires, retains its old world charm. Try the Asado, Parrilla, Bife de lomo, etc. from the any of the restaurants. Vegan, Italian, Japanese food, etc. are available. Calle Florida has 12 blocks of shops and is definitely a shoppers’ dream come true.

10. Are Ships Docked at the Port, or are Passengers Ferried from the Port to the Ship?

A complimentary shuttle service takes the passengers to the ship.