Buenos Aires cruise ship terminal

[RV Cruisers]

Can someone advise which terminal will be used for Pursuit's Jan 6, 2019 sailing?

Also, will the same terminal be used for return to Buenos Aires?

 

[excitedofharpenden]

I've got this in my cruise documents.  I'd assume we would go back to the same terminal, but perhaps someone on the 23rd January roll call can have a look at theirs and tell you.  Or post on the 23rd January roll call maybe?

 

Buenos Aires Terminal Benito Quinquela Martín

Avenida Ramón Castillo y Avenida de los Inmigrantes,

Terminal 3 Darsena C / Basin C

https://goo.gl/maps/FWuo17UBBMp

 

Phil

[RV Cruisers]

OK... Thank you Phil

 

Rudy

[iata]

I have been to Buenos Aires twice. There is just one building for every ships. After registration you take a bus to your ship provided by the port.

[travelberlin]

The terminal mentioned by Phil is also the one we had for all our cruises. If you have a possibility to book a transfer from the cruise terminal to your hotel or airport in advance, I would recommend it to you. When we arrived at the cruise terminal after our cruise it was quite a chaos, not easy getting a taxi and the taxis charging too much for their services. Next time we return there, I will try to get a private service booked in advance.

Ivi

[excitedofharpenden]

Thanks for that advice Ivi.  I’ll make sure I prebook something.

 

Phil

[ellbon]

5 hours ago, excitedofharpenden said:

Thanks for that advice Ivi.  I’ll make sure I prebook something.

 

Phil

There is one long line to stand in to be shuttle to your ship. I think  they ask which ship so thst the bus you are on only goes to like two,stops. When you are there you could have ten  plus ships in. I do not remember how long the dock is. No one can walk it ever. Inside terminal along with check in is cheap shops including sandals and a couple other things. Someone from HStern to shuttle you to their showroom which also puts you in a safe area to walk around. Rio safe means no rings etc  on you. Very careful about money. 

[travelberlin]

9 hours ago, excitedofharpenden said:

Thanks for that advice Ivi.  I’ll make sure I prebook something.

 

Phil

You are very welcome Phil.

Ivi

[150edmiston]

Thanks for the advice on this thread.  After a bit of research,  I have tried a few taxi firms.  The web page for Taxi Ezeiza is screwed up and wont let you put a date in.  Worldcar havent responded, and another only runs minibuses for groups.  

 

Having had horrific experiences at other cruise ports,   Im keen to get this tied up.  Does anyone have a contact/firm that is reliable and can be booked online?

 

We need a transfer from EZE to our hotel in the city on arrival,  and then from the port to our hotel at the end of the cruise. David

[travelberlin]

Hi David, I did not have problems from Ezeiza to the port. They had plenty of taxis when we were there. The chaotic situation was at the port debarking. I do not have a taxi company to recommend but if I were you I would send a request to the hotel where you are staying.

Ivi

[150edmiston]

Thanks for the reply lvi.  I did a bit of further investigation over the week-end,  and although I believe I paid a premium,  we have a private transfer arranged for us when we land (driver will meet us with a name board).  For the sake of another $20 on top of a taxi price its worth it IMO after a 14hr flight.   Same company will take us and our four cruising buddies to our hotel at the end of the cruise. David

 

 

[travelberlin]

9 hours ago, 150edmiston said:

Thanks for the reply lvi.  I did a bit of further investigation over the week-end,  and although I believe I paid a premium,  we have a private transfer arranged for us when we land (driver will meet us with a name board).  For the sake of another $20 on top of a taxi price its worth it IMO after a 14hr flight.   Same company will take us and our four cruising buddies to our hotel at the end of the cruise. David

 

 

I am glad you got that organized David. Enjoy your stay in Buenos Aires and your cruise.

Ivi