Bus from Buenos Aires to Mendoza and return

If you want to take a bus from Buenos Aires to Mendoza, then you have several options to pick from. The route is offered by 6 different providers: Voyhoy, Plataforma 10, Voyenbus, Recorrido, Busbud and . Usually there’s bus tickets available for around £23.11, however, if you book your bus really spontaneously or in times of exceedingly high demand, you are likely to pay a bit more for your ticket. The fastest bus will take you from Mendoza to Buenos Aires within 13h 20m. Click on the "Find Now" button to see all available options and pick your coach!

Current ticket prices

The early bird gets the worm. Taking a bus from Buenos Aires to Mendoza will cost you between £23.11 and £33.28, usually depending on demand. When you opt for one of the direct connections, you’ll reach your destination within 13h 20m. Should you have to change buses at some point, however, the journey time can be up to 18h 35m.

Find out more details about the service on your bus from Buenos Aires to Mendoza and return

You want to get from A to B in an inexpensive yet environmentally friendly and convenient way? In this case, taking the bus from Buenos Aires to Mendoza is the best option for you! Gone are the days when you had to pay extra for good service. On a bus trip you don’t have to spend a lot of money to experience top-notch comfort features ranging from air-con over free luggage transportation to comfy seats. But that’s not everything: A lot of coach providers cater to the needs of the modern traveller and offer USB ports, electrical outlets and even wireless internet at no extra cost. This way, checking or Facebook feed or going on Snapchat is no problem whatsoever. Use CheckMyBus to compare offers: On our search result list you can see which operator offers which features. In addition, you can see where exactly the bus stations are located and how long your trip will take. Here’s a last piece of advice: Browse our site for the latest promo codes. After all, everyone loves a good bargain, right?