Things to do in Uruguay
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Punta del Este Day Trip: Hand Sculpture & Casapueblo Museum★ 4.87 (877) · 10h
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Montevideo City Tour: Port Market, Rambla & Small Groups★ 4.82 (469) · 3h 30m
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Montevideo: Andes 1972 Crash Museum Entry & Survivor Story★ 4.91 (417) · 45m–1h 30mUS$ 8View ›
Colonia del Sacramento: Old Town Walking Tour & Lighthouse★ 4.89 (228) · 1h 30mUS$ 18View ›
Montevideo: Electric Bike Tour with Rambla & Pocitos Stops★ 4.99 (213) · 3h 15mUS$ 69View ›
Montevideo: Private City Tour with Local Guide & Electric SUV★ 5.00 (202) · 4h–6hUS$ 165View ›
Montevideo: City Highlights Tour for Cruise Passengers★ 4.60 (166) · 3h–4hUS$ 39View ›
Montevideo: Private City Tour, Port Market & Rambla Drive★ 4.92 (151) · 4h–5hUS$ 340View ›
Carrasco Airport to Montevideo Port: Private Transfer & Flight Tracking★ 4.99 (106) · 30mUS$ 51View ›Lowest price (10)
Montevideo: Urban Bike Rental & Rambla Coastal RideYou rent a bike with helmet and lock, then spend up to 8 hours exploring Montevideo independently—riding the flat, safe Rambla coastal path, visiting Pocitos Beach and the Punta Brava lighthouse, or ducking into the old city streets of Ciudad Vieja. A help line covers mechanical issues, and you return the bike whenever you're done.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore Montevideo at their own pace without a guide or fixed itinerary. Plan for a full day out—that's what the 8-hour window lets you do, covering everything from the Rambla to the old quarter without rushing.
Montevideo Day Trip: Carrasco Beach & Legislative PalaceYou move through Montevideo's financial core and colonial plazas, then out to the revitalized Agricultural Market and the beachfront Carrasco neighborhood. The guide handles the route and the history; the vehicle keeps you cool between stops. You finish at the Port Market with the choice to return to your hotel or stay for dinner.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see beyond the Old City without arranging their own transport—the guide connects the neighborhoods and explains why each one matters, which is what makes the spread of Montevideo make sense in a single day.
Montevideo Airport to Hotel: Private Transfer & Flight TrackingYou get picked up at the information booth by a driver who has tracked your flight, ride in an air-conditioned car with luggage assistance, and communicate directly via WhatsApp to confirm timing and any stops. No waiting for a shuttle, no haggling over the fare — just a fixed-price ride to your hotel that accounts for delays and lets you ask for what you need.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Montevideo with luggage and want to skip the taxi negotiation at arrivals — the driver's flight tracking and fixed price mean you know exactly what you're paying and when to expect him, which turns a transfer into one less thing to figure out after traveling.
Montevideo: Bodega Santa Rosa Winery Tour & LunchYou’ll walk Montevideo’s oldest winery with Alejandra, taste homemade breads and cheeses alongside award-winning wines in South America’s largest underground cellar, and share a laid-back lunch among barrels while hearing real family stories. It’s not just about wine — it’s about slowing down and feeling part of something lasting.
Bordeaux Winery Tour & Tasting with Local SommelierStep inside a Bordeaux winery for an intimate tour led by a local sommelier. Taste family reserve wines paired with artisan breads and cheeses, explore oak cellars, and relax over lunch with new friends — all in one quietly memorable afternoon you’ll remember long after the trip.
Punta del Este City Tour with Sunset at CasapuebloA 4.5-hour guided tour of Punta del Este covers the Hand sculpture, the port, the lighthouse and gardens, the southernmost point with views of the Rio de la Plata and Atlantic, the surfers' beach, La Barra's distinctive curved bridge, and ends at Casapueblo for the sunset. The tour includes an air-conditioned vehicle and a guide who speaks Spanish or Portuguese; museum entry at Casapueblo is optional at checkout. Minimum two passengers required.Is it for me?Small groups work best here because the guide can stop and explain each landmark without rushing the group along. If you are visiting Punta del Este for the first time or have only an afternoon free, this tour gives you the overview and the iconic stops in one outing instead of piecing them together yourself.
Montevideo Airport-Hotel Transfer: Private Car & PickupYou text your driver after clearing immigration, walk to the street-side pickup zone, and get driven to your Montevideo hotel in a private air-conditioned car. The driver meets you at an agreed time if you're heading the other direction. No signs, no terminal waiting, no negotiation — just a fixed price and a car that knows where you're going.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving alone or with a small group and want to skip the taxi queue and terminal waiting — the WhatsApp handoff and fixed pickup point are what make it simpler than flagging a cab.
Montevideo Cruise Tour: City Highlights & Port Market StopYou’ll step right off your cruise into Montevideo’s real life: plazas buzzing with stories, colorful markets full of local flavors (don’t skip the dulce de leche), and breezy drives along the famous Rambla—all with a local guide who makes you feel part of things instead of just passing through.
Montevideo Airport Transfer: Hotel Pickup & Drop-offYou're met at Montevideo airport with a name sign and driven to your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle; the driver waits one hour after your flight lands to account for customs and baggage. On departure, you're picked up three hours before your flight—or earlier if you request it—straight from your hotel lobby. Groups up to twelve travel together in a minivan; smaller parties get a sedan. No negotiating fares, no hunting for the right car.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Montevideo with luggage and want to skip the taxi negotiation at arrivals—the fixed price and pre-arranged timing mean you know exactly what you're paying and when the car will arrive, which is worth it alone if you're traveling with children or arriving tired.
Montevideo: Family Winery Tour & Lunch with Local GuideYou’ll walk through family vineyards outside Montevideo, taste grapes straight from the vine, sample four local wines with snacks in a cool cellar, then linger over a three-course lunch paired with more wine. With hotel pickup and stories from your guide included, it’s an easygoing day you’ll remember long after you leave Uruguay.
