Buenos Aires to Brazil Trips
Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro Translink via Puerto Iguazu, Foz do Iguacu, Sao Paulo, Paraty, Ilha Grande. - Frequency: Daily Departures - Minimum...
US$463.00
TransLink from Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro via Puerto Iguazu, Foz do Iguacu, Campo Grande, Pantanal, Bonito, Sao Paulo, Paraty & Ilha Grande. - ...
US$899.00
Travel Pass from Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro (via Iguazu Falls) - Frequency: Daily Departures - Minimum No. of People: 1 - Recommended Duratio...
US$430.00
Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro Translink via Puerto Iguazu, Foz do Iguacu, Florianopolis, Sao Paulo, Paraty, Ilha Grande. - Frequency: Daily Depart...
US$525.00
Travel Pass from Buenos Aires to Sao Paulo (via Iguazu Falls) - Frequency: Daily Departures - Minimum No. of People: 1 - Minimum Duration: 5 days...
US$315.00
Iguazu Falls & Florianopolis Hop
Travel Pass from Buenos Aires to Florianopolis (via Iguazu Falls) - Frequency: Daily Departures - Minimum No. of People: 1 - Minimum Recommended ...
US$319.00
Buenos Aires to Iguazu Bus Hop
Travel Pass from Buenos Aires to Puerto Iguazu - Frequency: Daily Departures - Minimum No. of People: 1 - Recommended Duration: 3 days - Route: ...
US$225.00
Buses from Buenos Aires to Brazil | November,18 2013
Buenos Aires to Brazil by bus with the Green Toad!
Its about that time of year again when we get lots of enquiries about how we can help people get from Buenos Aires into Brazil by bus. Buenos Aires not only is a fantastic city to visit, it is also a big airport hub for people who find cheap flights into South America. From Buenos Aires many people look to take a bus into Brazil and the most direct overland route is via the Iguassu Falls which shares a border between Argentina and Brazil.
Iguassu is also a very popular travel destination in its own right, so it makes sense to stop there before venturing into Brazil. From Foz do Iguacu, which is the city which hosts the Brazilian side of the falls, you find a fork in the road which prompts you to choose a route to take you further into the country that suits you best.
Many travellers are also seeking to reach Rio de Janeiro from Buenos Aires, which is the other major east coast South American airport Hub, for their flight home or to fly to other parts of the continent. The most popular places to visit from Foz do Iguacu on the way to Rio by bus include Florianopolis, Sao Paulo, Paraty, Ilha Grande, and even via the famous Pantanal.
Below you will find a guide to which of the Green Toad trans-link adventures can get you from Buenos Aires to Iguassu and into Brazil by bus.
Just over the border
If you are just looking to see the Iguazu Falls by bus and then transfer over the border into Brazil then you cannot go past the Buenos Aires to Iguazu Bus Hop.
Straight to Sao Paulo
Maybe you are just looking to get across the border and then travel onto Sao Paulo. We can help you do that with the Maradona to Pele Hop.
Buenos Aires to Rio the quickest route
If you need to get from BA to Rio via the quickest route then the Tango to Samba Hop takes you to Iguazu then provides you with your bus to Rio.
Via the Green Coast
Once over the border into Brazil, a very popular route is to head across to Sao Paulo, then up to the colonial beach town of Paraty and the paradise island of Ilha Grande before hitting Rio. You can do this trip with the Green Toad by way of the appropriately named Rio Hop.
To Iguazu and Florianopolis
For those who want to head from Iguazu to the famous Brazilian beach town will want to check out the Iguazu Falls & Florianopolis Hop.
Florianopolis and the Green Coast
Get to Florianopolis and then travel up the coast to Sao Paulo, Paraty and Ilha Grande and end in Rio with the Into Brazil Hop.
Pantanal and the Green Coast
You might be interested in checking out one of the world's premiere locations for wildlife spotting. You can do so by heading up to the Pantanal once you hit Foz do Iguacu. Experience 3 days in the Pantanal then see what the eco tourism town of Bonito has to offer before taking transport to Sao Paulo, Paraty, Ilha Grande and Rio with the Via Pantanal Hop.
We hope you now have a better idea of the routes you can take from Buenos Aires to Brazil by bus and our team would be more than happy to answer any questions you might have about the above trips!
Please contact us by email: info@greentoadbus.com
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