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Buenos Aires Chauffeur & Executive Car Service

Executive chauffeur service in Buenos Aires: Ezeiza and Aeroparque transfers, Microcentro, Puerto Madero and Catalinas meetings, events and roadshows.

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Chauffyr arranges Buenos Aires chauffeur service through its 24/7 US-based desk: flight-tracked transfers at Ezeiza (EZE) and Aeroparque (AEP), hourly cars for meetings in the Microcentro, Catalinas, Puerto Madero and Palermo, and coordinated vehicles for conferences, roadshows and delegations. Each request is quoted upfront in USD and locked when you book.

In Buenos Aires, trips are driven by a vetted local affiliate chauffeur and coordinated by our 24/7 desk.

Reviewed by Deep Singh, Founder & Operational Director · Updated

  • 60 minutes of complimentary wait on Buenos Aires airport pickups, timed to the tracked flight.
  • In-terminal Meet & Greet: $35 sedan/SUV, $150 Executive Sprinter.
  • Hourly as-directed bookings start at 4 hours for sedans and SUVs.
  • Up to 13 guests in an Executive Sprinter, 8 in a Jet Sprinter.

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Confirmed quote locked when you book · 60 min complimentary wait at commercial airports, 15 min at FBOs and other pickups · Full wait-time and cancellation terms available via “View terms & cancellation” above.

Executive and corporate travel in Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires is Argentina's capital and its financial, legal and media centre. Banks, law firms and the stock exchange cluster in the Microcentro and the Catalinas towers near the port, energy and technology companies have offices in Puerto Madero, and many regional headquarters are along the northern corridor in Vicente López and the Zona Norte. Executive assistants and travel managers often book an executive car service by the hour, so a multi-stop itinerary from Catalinas to Palermo and out to a Zona Norte campus runs with one chauffeur. Corporate car service is also helpful because visitors may not want to carry cash or deal with changing payment rules.

Arriving at Ezeiza and Aeroparque

Ministro Pistarini International Airport, known as Ezeiza (EZE), lies south-west of the city and handles most long-haul flights. Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) sits on the riverfront close to Palermo and handles domestic and regional routes. Every airport transfer is flight-tracked, and the chauffeur meets you at the agreed point after customs. The motorway from Ezeiza can be slow at peak times, so departure pickups include a buffer, and a private car service is the easiest way to reach a hotel after an overnight flight.

  • Ezeiza (EZE): international
  • Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP): domestic and regional

Business districts and venues

The Microcentro and Catalinas hold banks, law firms and government buildings near Plaza de Mayo and the Casa Rosada. Puerto Madero has converted docks with offices, hotels and restaurants. Recoleta and Retiro have grand hotels and embassies, Palermo has creative offices and restaurants, and La Rural in Palermo hosts major exhibitions. Costa Salguero and the Centro de Convenciones de Buenos Aires add conference venues.

  • Microcentro
  • Catalinas
  • Puerto Madero
  • Recoleta and Retiro
  • Palermo
  • La Rural

Conferences, roadshows and group transportation

Trade fairs at La Rural and conferences in hotels bring delegations throughout the year. The desk can quote event transportation with pickups staggered across hotels and group transportation in Sprinter-class vans. Investor roadshows to banks, energy companies and agribusiness firms run with a lead car for the principal and additional vehicles on the same schedule.

Visitor notes: traffic, demonstrations and timing

Traffic is heavy in the centre during working hours, and demonstrations near Plaza de Mayo and Avenida 9 de Julio can close streets at short notice. Chauffyr checks city traffic updates and adjusts routes. Business dinners start late in Argentina, often well after nine in the evening, so hourly bookings often run late. Summer, from December to February, is hot and humid, and many residents leave the city in January.

Zona Norte, Tigre and estancia visits

Many companies have offices in the northern suburbs, and the Paraná Delta around Tigre is popular for team days. Estancias in the surrounding province host corporate retreats and polo events. An hourly booking keeps the chauffeur with the group, and the desk can plan a return time with the evening traffic in mind.

Discreet travel and payments

A private car service with a named chauffeur and confirmed vehicle details keeps plans clear, and payment is settled through the booking rather than in cash. The booker can receive updates at each pickup and drop-off.

Choosing vehicles in Buenos Aires

Sedans suit one or two travellers in the centre, SUVs carry more luggage from Ezeiza, and Sprinter-class vans keep teams together for fairs or estancia days. The desk recommends a class based on party size and luggage.

Hotels and evening logistics

Most visiting executives stay in Puerto Madero, Retiro, Recoleta or Palermo, and the chauffeur can wait at a side entrance when a hotel forecourt is busy. Because dinners run late, the desk agrees a pickup time for the end of the evening in advance, and the chauffeur can be called earlier if plans change. Theatre nights on Avenida Corrientes and tango shows in San Telmo can be added to an hourly booking.

Planning your Buenos Aires quote

Share the flight number or pickup address, each meeting in order, the date and approximate hours, and the number of passengers and bags. The desk replies with a USD quote for the vehicle class you choose, locked when you book, and confirms chauffeur and vehicle details before travel. If the day changes, the chauffeur adapts the route and extra time is agreed with the booker first.

Arriving by air

Airports and airport transfers in Buenos Aires

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Consistent black-on-black vehicle classes across our 749+ city vetted affiliate network — plus Mercedes V-Class in Europe.

  • Luxury Sedan
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    Luxury Sedan

    Luxury sedan — black-on-black

    Up to 2 guests · 2 bags

  • Cadillac Escalade
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    Cadillac Escalade

    Executive SUV — First Class

    Up to 6 guests · 5 bags

  • Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Jet
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    Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Jet

    VIP Jet Sprinter — 8 guests

    Up to 8 guests · 8 bags

  • Mercedes-Benz Executive Sprinter
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    Mercedes-Benz Executive Sprinter

    Executive Sprinter — up to 13 guests

    Up to 13 guests · 12 bags

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Buenos Aires · Answered by our desk

Common questions

Which airports serve Buenos Aires?

Ezeiza (EZE) for most international flights and Aeroparque (AEP) for domestic and regional routes. Each airport transfer is flight-tracked.

Can I book a car by the hour in the Microcentro?

Yes. Hourly as-directed service keeps one chauffeur with you between the Microcentro, Catalinas, Puerto Madero, Palermo and Zona Norte.

Do I need cash for the chauffeur?

No. Payment is handled through the booking, and the upfront quote shows the price for your chosen vehicle class.

Can you transport groups to La Rural?

Yes. Event transportation and group transportation can be quoted with staggered pickups from several hotels.

Do you cover estancias outside the city?

Yes. A transfer or hourly day can be booked to estancias and venues in the province, with the return time agreed in advance.

How are prices shown?

Each request receives an upfront USD quote for the vehicle class you choose, locked when you book.

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Sources & references

Official airport, government and visitor sources used for the Buenos Aires information on this page.