Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
the green light flashes you simply pass
through. However, if the light flashes red, you
may have to go through a perfunctory search of
your luggage. After passing through Customs,
head left towards the
Transportes
sign, where
you can make arrangements for transportation
into the city, as well as book accommodations or
confirm your hotel reservation. Give the gov-
ernment clerks at the desk a list of our sugges-
tions and they'll book you a room and give you a
sheet listing the name and address of the hotel
as well as the rate.
Transportation to Buenos Aires
The
Manuel Tienda Leon
and
San Martín
buses
are your best bet for getting downtown.
Both stop at the major hotels throughout the
city, though there is a slight difference in the
fare. San Martín (
4480-9464), charges $11
one-way and $25 round-trip, while Manuel
Tienda Leon (
4314-3636) charges $14 one-
way and $25 round-trip. The San Martín air-
port kiosk is next to the Varig ticket counter in
terminal B.
Tip
Unlike the Manuel Tienda Leon buses
which operate 24-hours, the San Martín
buses run from 5:15 am to 9:15 pm.
You may need to
change buses.
Checkwith the
driver upon
boarding.
Another option is a fixed fare or
remis
cab
.
The fare should be $45-$50, or $70 round-trip.
If you know the time and date of your depar-
