Day Trip To Montevideo From Buenos Aires
Duración: 12 Horas
Our Montevideo Day Trip departing from Buenos Aires offers the ideal opportunity to explore the southernmost capital of the Americas. This excursion takes you to a coastal city nestled along the Río de La Plata, renowned for its rich cultural heritage and culinary delights, along with picturesque strolls along its ramblas, and through its charming plazas and parks.
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Descripción del Tour:
Our Excursion to Montevideo from Buenos Aires kicks off at the ferry terminal (details provided above) at 7am as we board the Buqueavion ferry, setting sail for Montevideo at 8am.
We expect to arrive around 11am, at which point we will embark on a city tour of the historic old town. During this tour, we'll encounter numerous colonial-style architectural gems, including the Cabildo de Montevideo (constructed between 1804 and 1812), the Teatro Solis, and Iglesia Matriz. We’ll also visit several museums, such as the Museo Torres García, the Museo de Arte Precolombino e Indígena, and the Museo de Artes Decorativas.
Concluding our city tour around 5pm, we will head to Punta Carretas, Uruguay's largest shopping mall. This mall offers a wide variety of luxury services, a blend of local and international brands, and features distinctive lighting, which is one of its most remarkable aspects.
After our shopping experience, we will proceed back to the port by approximately 6pm. Our ferry is scheduled to depart at 7:15pm, and after a 3-hour voyage, we will conclude our tour back at the Buenos Aires port.
Lo que SI incluye:
**Return in the day to Montevideo in Buqueavion **Charming tourist Bus Ticket to Montevideo and restaurant discounts
Lo que NO incluye:
*Prices do not include port charges or expenses emission Uruguayan. *Transfers from/to hotels in Buenos Aires
Preguntas Frecuentes
The Montevideo day trip from Buenos Aires includes round-trip ferry transportation between the two cities, a guided tour of Montevideo's main attractions, and free time to explore the city on your own or enjoy a traditional lunch. You'll visit iconic landmarks such as the Old City, the Rambla, and the Port Market. All this is accompanied by expert local guides, who will offer valuable information about Uruguayan history and culture. It's an excellent way to get to know Montevideo in a single day.
The day trip to Montevideo from Buenos Aires lasts approximately 12 to 14 hours, depending on the itinerary chosen and ferry conditions. The ferry trip between Buenos Aires and Montevideo typically lasts around 2.5 hours each way. During the day, you'll enjoy a comprehensive guided tour of Montevideo's main tourist attractions, followed by free time to explore at your own pace. It's ideal for those who want to maximize their time and return to Buenos Aires the same day.
Yes, you must carry a valid passport or ID that allows you to cross the border between Argentina and Uruguay. Make sure the document is current and in good condition, as it will be required both when boarding the ferry and upon entering Uruguay. In some cases, citizens of Mercosur countries may use their national ID. We recommend checking specific documentation requirements with consular authorities or your travel agency before your tour date to avoid any inconveniences.
For your day trip to Montevideo, we recommend wearing comfortable clothing appropriate for the weather, as the tour includes walking through the city. Don't forget to bring your passport or valid ID and some local currency for personal expenses or additional purchases. It's helpful to have a tourist map or guidebook of Montevideo to help you navigate during your free time. Also, bring water, sunscreen, and a camera to capture special moments of your visit. This will ensure a pleasant and hassle-free experience.
The Montevideo excursion is designed to be accessible to most participants, including those with reduced mobility. However, it is advisable to contact the travel agency in advance to discuss any specific requirements or necessary accommodations. Some areas of the tour, such as the Old City, may have cobblestone streets or limited access, so it is important to inquire about travel conditions. Most points of interest and the ferry are equipped to accommodate those with reduced mobility, ensuring a comfortable and safe experience.