S$ 952+ Cheap flights to South America

Argentina and Brazil, both in the Southern Hemisphere, can be visited all year round but most people prefer to book flights to South America during peak season – mid December to early March – when the weather is hot and humid. But if you’d rather avoid paying top dollar for South America flights and accommodations, then the best time to go is in winter between the months of June and October. Chile, also in the Southern Hemisphere, has climactic variations from the north to south. The north can be visited at any time of the year while central and southern Chile should be avoided from June to September when snowfall can get heavy. The Andean countries including Ecuador, Venezuela, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru have two distinct seasons: wet and dry, and depending on the altitude and proximity to the equator, each country’s peak season will differ slightly. Bolivia has the most unpredictable weather in South America, thanks to its topography and altitude. Generally the best time to visit is during the dry season between May and October. Peru is another country with complicated weather due to its high elevation and close proximity to the Pacific Ocean. The best time to visit is summer, from January to March when days are hot and humid.

Flight times to South America depend entirely on which city you’re flying to, and which route you are taking. Since Singapore and South America are so far apart, there are no direct flights. Popular destinations to consider when you book flights to South America include Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, Buenos Aires in Argentina, Lima in Peru and Santiago in Chile. Flights from Singapore’s Changi Airport (SIN) to Rio de Janeiro Galeao – Antonio Carlos Jobim International Airport (GIG) will take around 27h via Doha (DOH) and Sao Paulo (GRU). Flights to Lima will take around 29h via Paris – Charles de Gaulle (CDG).

If you intend to travel to multiple countries on this continent, flying is your only real option, so it's a good idea to compare flights to South America. You shouldn’t have too much of a problem finding cheap flights, though you may have to check how long your journey will take. Remember, you will need to have at least one stopover and probably at least one flight change when you book flights to South America. Train travel may also be an option in some cases but flying will get the job done more quickly. Popular city pairings on the continent include Rio to Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires to Santiago.

These are very long multi-stop flights so make sure you get enough rest before you leave. If you have the time and you’d prefer to break up your journey at your stopover point, then both DOH and CDG have some airport hotel options very close by. Searching for South America flight deals will help you find the best options based on your travel preferences. Stay well hydrated on the flights, and chat with your doctor about some tablets to help you sleep if you’re a restless flyer. With their strong passport, Singaporean citizens do not need visas for most countries in South America. However, make sure your passport is valid for at least six months from the date of your return, or you may be held up at passport control.

There are many things to do in South America, from going to Rio for the Carnival, to Buenos Aires in Argentina for the beef and tango or to the famous Machu Picchu in Peru, South America is filled with special places to visit and great events to enjoy. Known as an Inca citadel, Machu Picchu dates from the 15th Century and is believed to have been the home and significant grounds of an Incan emperor. Check to see if cheap flights to South America also include accommodation and a tour of this site. Situated way up in the Andes is Lake Titicaca which is known as a very high navigable lake. Colca Canyon is the continent’s answer to the Grand Canyon, while the Nazca Lines, shrouded and steeped in mystery, have left many wondering whether the earth was previously inhabited by aliens.

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to South America on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, KLM is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to South America.

Bucaramanga Palo Negro is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in South America. One-way flights to Bucaramanga Palo Negro typically cost S$ 31, while return flights cost around S$ 105.

A return flight to South America will typically cost around S$ 1,013, however they can be found for as little as S$ 1,013.

For those looking to save time traveling to South America, Singapore Changi offers the quickest one-way flight (27 hours 40 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Bogotá El Dorado can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Bogotá El Dorado has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Bogotá Kings 101 is the closest property to Bogotá El Dorado (0.0 km away from Bogotá El Dorado).