Salta → Puerto Iguazú · about ~1h 40m in the air · ~€60–250
Where the time goes
About the trip from Rome to Puerto Iguazú
Rome (Italy) and Puerto Iguazú (Argentina) are 10,180 km (6,326 mi) apart in a straight line. The way we suggest is by flight and ferry, via Catania and Salta: ~11h 5m door to door with 2 changes, for ~€695–2460 per person. The trip crosses one border, so check what papers you need.
Step by step
Flight from Rome to Catania: about 55m in the air, 536 km, ~€35–110
Ferry from Catania to Salta: about 3h, 10,879 km, ~€600–2100
Flight from Salta to Puerto Iguazú: ~1h 40m in the air, 1,094 km, ~€60–250
Every route we know
Flight + Ferry + Flight, via Catania and Salta: ~11h 5m, 2 changes, ~€695–2460
Flight, via Buenos Aires: about 18h, 1 change, ~€410–1500
Flight + Train + Ferry + Flight, via Reggio Calabria, Catania and Salta: ~12h 45m, 3 changes, ~€695–2475
Train + Flight + Ferry + Flight, via Naples, Catania and Salta: ~13h, 3 changes, ~€700–2465
Questions
How long does it take to get from Rome to Puerto Iguazú?
~11h 5m door to door by flight and ferry, via Catania and Salta, including time for changes and airports.
How much does it cost to travel from Rome to Puerto Iguazú?
~€695–2460 per person for the route we suggest. These are estimates from travel-guide prices and published tariffs, not quotes: check the operator for today's fare.
Can you get from Rome to Puerto Iguazú without flying?
Not in our data: every route we know includes a flight.
Times are rough door-to-door times, with time to change and to get through airports included. A "~" marks a rough time worked out from the distance. We don't have timetables, and fares are rough estimates, not quotes: check Google Maps or the operator before you travel.