How long does it take to travel by road from Buenos Aires to Rio De Janeiro?

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if any of you people know how long does it take to travel by road (bus/car) from Buenos Aires to Rio De Janeiro, please tell me. I love travelling on land, and am planning to visit South America Next Month.



Best Answer

It takes about 40 hours by bus.

that's according to the schedule of omnilneas

I would recommend to break the journey into several pieces, there are lots of things to see on the way.




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How close are Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro?

Distance between Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires is 1966 kilometers (1221 miles). Driving distance from Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires is 2657 kilometers (1651 miles).

How far is Argentina from Brazil in car?

Yes, the driving distance between Brazil to Argentina is 2334 km. It takes approximately 27h 52m to drive from Brazil to Argentina.

Is Buenos Aires safer than Rio?

With the exception of a few neighbourhoods like La Boca, Buenos Aires is also safer, particularly during the day. In short, if you've travelled in Southern Europe, you probably already have most of the tools and tricks you'll need for hassle-free travel in Buenos Aires.

Can you take a train to Rio de Janeiro?

There are a number of public transportation in options in Rio de Janeiro, city buses, executive buses (Frescao), the subway (metro), mini buses known as vans a Ferry service.



Cross the Brazil/Argentina Land border with us as we take a 20 hour bus ride to Buenos Aires!




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