Cheap flights to Patagonia from £594

Because the weather is so crazy and unpredictable no matter what time of year you travel, there’s no bad time to plan flights to Patagonia, especially if you’re in the mood for adventure.  Peak Season:  In order to avoid the most freezing, snowy, and inclement of weather patterns, it’s easier for most to plan flights to Patagonia in the summer (December to February), when the storms are less tumultuous, and it’s easier for travellers to navigate the land.  Off-peak Season:  Although winter can be a bit unbearable (June and August), adventurous travellers find cheap flights to Patagonia during the cold months, especially to seek that special thrill that certain trekking individuals crave.

Extreme South Tour: Welcome to the end of the world. If you’re the extremist dying to plan flights to Patagonia so you can live among the wild, then it’s absolutely impossible for you to miss this tour. It should take between four and five days, and the first two days you stay in hotels. The rest of the way, you’re camping and living off whatever nature has in store for you. Once you’ve travelled to the limit, you’ll be surrounded by blue ice, towering glaciers, and a UNESCO World Heritage site that you will never forget. Along the way, you’ll also see Beagle Channel, Perito Moreno Glacier, Lake Argentino, Lake Escondidio, Lake Fagnano, and Ushuaia. Tango and Soccer Tour: Not all people who book flights to Patagonia are craving the solitude of nature. If you think the word wildlife refers to last night at the bar, then you’ll probably want to skip the camping, and instead head to where the rhythm lives. A classic city tour, the Tango and Soccer package shows you just that, and more. Dancing and playing soccer are two things that Argentines don’t take lightly – in fact they’re quite passionate about both. Stadiums fill with fervent fans, and dance floors pack with zealous high heels waiting for a beat, night after night. The throes of sensuality in dance, and the fanatical cries of fans are two memorable experiences not to be missed in this culturally rich locale.  Glacier Tours: If looking out into the blue waters and being surrounded by immensely beautiful ice masses makes your heart stop, then the Glacier Tour is surely something to check out. Plan flights to Patagonia to be among the Perito Moreno Glacier and Lake Argentino, where the grandiose size and power of nature will take your breath away. Throughout your navigation, you’ll also be able to explore El Calafate. 

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Patagonia on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, LATAM Airlines is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Patagonia.

null is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Patagonia. One-way flights to null typically cost null, while return flights cost around null.

A return flight to Patagonia will typically cost around £169, however they can be found for as little as £102.

For those looking to save time traveling to Patagonia, London offers the quickest one-way flight (23 hours 10 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at San Carlos de Bariloche Teniente Luis Candelaria Airport can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. San Carlos de Bariloche Teniente Luis Candelaria Airport has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. La Constancia is the closest property to San Carlos de Bariloche Teniente Luis Candelaria Airport (2.0 mi away from San Carlos de Bariloche Teniente Luis Candelaria Airport).