Car rental in Corrientes

Getting Around Corrientes

Pick the Right Car

An economy or compact class car is perfect for city driving and great on gas. For adventurous souls heading toward the Mesopotamia rainforests or The Great Ibera Marshland, an SUV or a 4WD will be a comfortable choice.

Parking and Traffic

Free street parking is available in most places. Traffic congestion is usually minimal except during the carnival season. Speed limits, typically 40km/h in residential areas and 60km/h in other urban areas, should be strictly adhered to.

Must-Visit Attractions

From the cheerful carnival of 'Fiesta Nacional del Chamame' to the awe-inspiring Ibera Wetlands, there's so much to see. Don't miss the historic General Belgrano Bridge and San Martin Square in the city.

Driving Routes

Start your journey in the city, drive along the picturesque Route 12 to connect with pristine beaches of Paso de la Patria and end your trip visiting the nature-rich town of Ituzaingó.

Geography and Climate

Influenced by Subtropical climate, Corrientes offers warm summers and mild winters. Be prepared for frequent rains, especially from October to March.

Brief Corriente Culture

Asisa. Siesta. Guarani. Gauchos. Fiesta. Chamame. Experience true Argentinian spirit in Corrientes. The people are friendly, warm and always ready to share a mate (a traditional Argentinian drink) with you.

Currency Essentials

The local currency is Argentine Peso (ARS). While credit cards are widely accepted, it's advisable to carry some cash for local vendors or smaller establishments.

Arrival Info

Fernando Piragine Niveyro International Airport is 10 km from Corriente city. Car rentals are available right at the airport, making it convenient for you to start your road trip.

With a little local knowledge, the right car, and a thirst for adventure, Corrientes is a destination that promises unforgettable moments, rich cultural experiences and stunning scenery. Buckle up and enjoy the ride!