Transfer to/from - Sauce Viejo - Santa Fe airport (SFN)

 
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Public transportation services, licensed taxis and rideshare, private transfer companies and car rental services in Santa Fe international airport (SFN)

 

 Transportation

 

Sauce Viejo Airport features public transportation options and dedicated shuttle services connecting the air terminal with downtown Santa Fe and the Bus Terminal.

Public Transportation (Line C)

The Continental company operates the intercity bus line that passes by the airport, offering an economical alternative to reach the city center and surrounding towns.

Route: Line C "Verde" (Green Flag).
Connects the town of Sauce Viejo with Santa Fe Capital, continuing towards Rincón, Arroyo Leyes, and Los Zapallos. The stop is located on National Route 11, across from the airport entrance.

Payment Method:
The only valid payment method is the SUBE card. Cash is not accepted on board. Make sure you have sufficient balance before leaving the airport, as charging points are not always available in the terminal.

Continental company contact: +54 342 474 7776.

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Vans and Shuttles

Shared and private ("door-to-door") transfer services connect the airport with the city of Santa Fe, Paraná (Entre Ríos), and other locations in the region.

Transfers
This is the main company that absorbed the operation of regional routes (formerly Global Vip). It offers "door-to-door" transfer services connecting the airport with residences in Santa Fe and Paraná. They have a service stand in the arrivals hall to coordinate departures according to flight arrivals.
Official Website

Manuel Tienda León
An operator with national coverage providing executive services and connections between Santa Fe and other airports (such as Rosario, Aeroparque, or Ezeiza).
Official Website

Santa Fe Shuttle
A local company offering private and shared transport alternatives to the provincial capital and surrounding areas.

Taxis and Remises

Individual transport operations at Sauce Viejo are mainly carried out through remises (cars with drivers and pre-set fares), as it is not common to find street taxis circulating freely on the premises.

Official Remises:
The airport has an official remís agency located in the arrivals sector. It is the safest and most direct option, as vehicles are available at the exit of every commercial flight.

City Companies:
Companies from the city of Santa Fe such as Sociedad Radio Taxi, Remises Real, or Isis can enter to pick up passengers, but require prior reservation by phone or app, as they must travel from downtown (approx. 20-30 minutes delay if not booked in advance).

 
 

Latest updates: May 06, 2026

Transportation Tips to/from the airport

Some of these tips may seem obvious, but they are worth keeping in mind when traveling to or from the airport, especially if you are using public transportation.
 
 1 - To the airport: leave a little earlier than usually recommended. If you take a taxi or a private car service, allow for rush hour traffic, demonstrations, strikes or events that could delay your trip. It always helps to check the local news before you leave.
 
If you book a shared shuttle, keep the company's contact number handy in case the pickup is late. These services usually confirm a scheduled pickup time in advance.
 
If you use public transportation (bus or train), check the schedules (weekends and holidays usually have less frequent service), whether you need to transfer, and how to pay the fare (a transit card, or cash to the driver). These details seem obvious, but knowing them ahead of time can save you from a delay that could cause problems.
 
If you drive a rental car to the airport, check where to return it. Many airports have a dedicated rental car return area.
 
 2 - From the airport: this part is less stressful, since there is no risk of missing a flight. At worst, you will reach your hotel or meeting point a little later than planned.
 
Once you leave the plane, collect your baggage and complete any required arrival procedures. Then follow the signs for ground transportation or ask airport staff.
 
Check bus and train schedules in advance if you arrive late at night, since not all services run 24 hours. The same applies to taxis. If you plan to use a ride-hailing app such as Uber, have it ready on your phone to contact the driver.
 
If you booked a private transfer, a driver will usually be waiting for you with a sign. If you are renting a car, booking in advance gives you more peace of mind. Rental counters are usually located in the arrivals hall.

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