Buenos Airesの eSIM
Buenos Airesでは Personal または Claro のうち、その場所で調子のよいほうにつながります。国全体の一般的な速度は 33 Mbps です。データは着陸した瞬間から、入国審査に着く前に使えます。
- 接続先
- Personal、Claro
- アルゼンチン全体の標準的な速度
- 33 Mbps （標準）、混雑時は 8 Mbps
- 5G
- 4G のみ
- 速度制限
- 従量制プランでは制限なし
- テザリング
- 全プランで利用可
Buenos Airesで使えるプラン
| データ量 | 有効期間 | 1 GB あたりの価格 | 価格 | 購入 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | 有効期限なし | ￥1,490 | ￥1,490 | |
| 3 GB | 有効期限なし | ￥963 | ￥2,890 | |
| 5 GBいちばん人気 | 有効期限なし | ￥858 | ￥4,290 | |
| 10 GB | 有効期限なし | ￥679 | ￥6,790 | |
| 20 GB | 有効期限なし | ￥585 | ￥11,690 |
南米 における Argentina の位置
- 地域の標準的な速度
- 33.5 Mbps
- 接続先の回線
- 2、Personal, Claro
- 5G
- 4G only
- 近隣でこれより速い渡航先
- Ecuador、34 Mbps
- 近隣でこれより遅い渡航先
- French Guiana、32.5 Mbps
- 個別ページのある都市
- 3：Buenos Aires, Bariloche, Mendoza
Ministro Pistarini International Airport (Ezeiza)（EZE）に着いたら
- 空港
- EZE / SAEZ
- 距離
- Buenos Aires中心部から 32 km
- ほかに利用できる空港
- Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP)
Buenos Aires市内への行き方
- Tienda León の空港バス、Ezeiza から Terminal Pellegrini へ (EZE), 約 60 分
- Tienda León の空港バス、Aeroparque から Terminal Pellegrini へ (AEP), 約 30 分
地下と地下鉄
Buenos Aires Underground (Subte) は 6 路線あります。 1913 年開業。 運営者はトンネル内の電波について公表していないため、当社も断定しません。
Buenos Airesで知っておきたいこと
- Subte は 1913 年に開業し、Latin America、南半球、スペイン語圏で最初の地下鉄でした。世界で 13 番目に建設された地下鉄網です。
- Ezeiza に鉄道や地下鉄の接続は一切ありません。地上からのアクセスは空港バス、地元の colectivo、タクシー、車のみです。
- 2 つの空港は市街からの距離が大きく異なります。Aeroparque は Río de la Plata に面した中心部の北西 2 km、Ezeiza は南南西約 22 km にあります。
- Ezeiza は Argentina の国際航空輸送の 85% を扱い、Aeroparque は主に国内路線と South America 域内の目的地に対応しています。そのため長距離便での到着は、ほぼ必ず遠い方の空港になります。
- Subte の路線網には 6 本の地下路線に加えて、地上のライトレール支線である Premetro (Line P) があります。
- BA WiFi is the city government's free network, open 24 hours in parks, squares, hospitals, museums, libraries, and Subte and Metrobus stations. Each session lasts half an hour and renews without limit once you accept the terms and conditions again.
- The city quotes BA WiFi at 5 Mbps per user from more than 1,200 antennas in over 1,000 locations, each reaching 30 to 50 metres. A filter blocks content unsuitable for under-18s, so some sites will not load.
- Emova, the Subte operator, accepts Visa and Mastercard credit, debit and prepaid cards issued outside Argentina, plus Apple Pay, Google Pay and NFC watches, at specially signed turnstiles. No registration is needed, so a visitor can ride without first buying a SUBE card.
- Since 22 May 2025 every Subte station also takes QR payment from a virtual wallet. Emova says the system needs neither an internet connection nor mobile data, so a weak signal on the platform does not stop you getting through the gate.
- The city is renovating Subte stations one by one and closes each during the works; in September 2026 Medrano, Lavalle, Tribunales, Entre Rios and Urquiza were shut. The service status panel on the Subte page lists current closures.
- Tienda Leon runs a direct coach between Ezeiza and Aeroparque taking about 1 hour 20 minutes, useful for an international arrival connecting to a domestic flight. The company advertises Starlink internet on board its buses.
- City bus line 8 is the public link between the two airports. National Transport Resolution 85/2023 of December 2023 reworked its route after the airport regulator ORSNA asked for the semi-fast Ezeiza service to be extended from Avenida de Mayo to Aeroparque.
- The city's official tourism site counts a third airport, El Palomar, 18 km from the city, which has handled low-cost domestic flights since 2018 and has a train station alongside.
- All three airports are served by public bus lines, which need a SUBE card and can be crowded at peak times with little room for luggage. The city recommends its BA Como Llego app for planning public transport routes.
- Ferries cross the Rio de la Plata to Montevideo and Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay from terminals in Puerto Madero and La Boca, run by Buquebus, Seacat and Colonia Express. Cruise ships use the Quinquela Martin terminal in Retiro.
- Long-distance coaches to the rest of Argentina and neighbouring countries leave from the Retiro bus station, where dozens of companies sell tickets from booths on the upper floor. The city runs a tourist assistance centre there at unit 83.
- BA Taxi is the city government's own app for calling licensed taxis with transparent fares. Visit Argentina advises checking that a street-hailed taxi has its meter running and a visible licence.
- Ecobici, the public bike scheme, is free for residents and tourists after registering in the BA Ecobici or MiBA app. Bikes unlock by scanning a QR code, with four free rides a day, 30 minutes each on weekdays and 60 on weekends and holidays.
- City buses run 24 hours with a thinner service at night. Visit Argentina warns that some places will not top up a SUBE card late in the evening, so load credit before heading out.
- A SUBE card can be bought online or at authorised kiosks, train stations and SUBE service centres. Registering it online is optional but gives a lower fare and protects the balance if the card is lost, and the card can run into a negative balance for a few extra rides.