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FAQs - booking Uruguay flights

  • If I am traveling to Uruguay to attend the Las Llamadas Festival, how should I get to my destination?

    The Las Llamadas Festival, which pays tribute to the ancestors in the Sur and Palermo regions, takes place each year in the city of Montevideo. To attend this event, you can fly from the United States to Carrasco International Airport.

  • Which airport is closest to Punta del Diablo?

    Laguna de Rocha Airport (STY) is the closest airport to Punta del Diablo, approximately 60 miles north of the beachside village. Since the STY has limited flight options, the best airport to fly to if you plan to visit Punta del Diablo is MVD, around 143 miles away. You can take a bus, hire a taxi, or rent a car to the beachside village. The journey will take approximately 3 to 4 hours.

  • Do I need a visa to travel to Uruguay from the United States?

    If you are a United States citizen that would like to travel to Uruguay, you are not required to have a visa if you will be staying in the country for less than 90 days. You must have a passport that is valid during your date of entry to the country, and it must contain at least one blank page for you to receive your stamp from immigration.

  • How do I get to Uruguay from Boston?

    You can find connecting flights to Uruguay from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to MVD. Different airlines offer connecting flights to MVD with one or more stops. LATAM Airlines, Delta Airlines, and Copa Airlines operate one-stop flights on this route.

  • Are there any airports in the United States offering direct flights to Uruguay?

    Depending on where you are traveling from, you may be able to find direct flights from the United States to Uruguay. For example, it is possible to find direct flights from Miami International Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK).

  • What transportation options are available from Carrasco International Airport to Montevideo city center?

    MVD is well-connected to the bus systems, with several bus companies operating at the airport. You can also hire a taxi in the ground transportation area. Car rental companies, like Hertz, Avis, Budget, and Europcar, have rental counters at the Arrival Hall.

  • If I am planning on visiting the city of Paysandú, how should I travel there from the United States?

    If you are planning on visiting the city of Paysandú, which is located in western Uruguay on the Uruguay River, you will need to first fly into Ezeiza International Airport, as this is the closest travel hub to the town. After you have made it to Ezeiza International Airport, it is then necessary to drive to your destination, which will typically take you around 5h 45min in total.

  • What are common layover cities for flights to Uruguay from the U.S.?

    When flying to Uuruguay from various departure points in the U.S., you are likely to stop at São Paulo (GRU) in Brazil, Lima (LIM) in Peru, Bogota (BOG) in Colombia, Quito (UIO) in Ecuador, Panama City(PTY), and Buenos Aires (EZE) in Argentina. The most popular layover city for flights to Uruguay is São Paulo (GRU).

  • If I plan on renting a car in Uruguay, what are some of the child car seat laws I need to know about?

    Those that plan on renting a vehicle once they have arrived in Uruguay will need to make sure that they are familiar with the child seat laws of the country. For example, all children under the age of 12 must be in a proper child seat at all times. They also are required to be in the rear of the car, rather than the front seat.

  • What is the best Uruguay airport to use if I plan to visit the Playa Mansa and Playa Brava beaches?

    The best airport to fly to if you Playa Mansa and Playa Brava beaches are part of your travel itinerary is Capitán Corbeta CA Curbelo International Airport, which is approximately 12 miles from the beaches. From the U.S., you can fly to Carrasco International Airport and take a domestic flight to PDP.

  • When visiting the city of Salto, what is the best way to travel there from the United States?

    For those that plan on visiting the city of Salto, you will first need to fly to Uruguaiana International Airport, which is the closest airport to this town. After you have landed at Uruguaiana International Airport, you will then need to drive to your destination, which will normally take you around 3h in total unless you face unexpected traffic or weather conditions. 

  • Are there family-friendly amenities at Carrasco International Airport?

    Parents traveling with infants can access baby changing facilities throughout the airport. There is a children’s play area for kids under 7 years in the East Wing of the Airside section.

  • Can I fly to Uruguay from either Chicago airport?

    Yes. Flights from both Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) and Midway International Airport (MDW) land in Montevideo (MVD). However, most of the flights departing from Midway in Chicago involve two or more stops, all of which involve self-transfers, meaning that for each leg of the journey, you will have to collect your baggage and recheck-in.

  • Can I find any flights from Los Angeles to Uruguay with just one stop?

    Yes. Airlines such as LATAM , Copa, and United offer flights from LAX to Montevideo (MVD) with just one stop, usually in Lima or Panama City. These airlines, along with American, Delta, Aeromexico, and others offer flights from LAX to MVD with two stops.

  • How can I find a cheap ticket from Phoenix to Uruguay?

    When you are flying from the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) to Montevideo (MVD), you will most likely find the cheapest ticket on a flight with three stops, where each stop has a long layover and requires you to collect your baggage and recheck in for the next leg of the flight. For example, you can book a Volaris flight which stops in Guadalajara, Mexico City, and Panama City.

  • Which airport in New York City should I depart from if I am flying into Punta del Este in Uruguay?

    From New York City, JFK tends to have cheaper flights and more options when you want to fly to Punta del Este (PDP). For example, Aerolineas Argentinas offers flights departing from JFK to PDP with two stops, one in Miami and one in Buenos Aires. During your layover in Buenos Aires, you will have to change airports from the Ezeiza International Airport (EZE) to the Aeroparque Internacional Jorge Newbery (AEP).

  • Is the airport in Montevideo a good travel base if I want to explore some of the surrounding South American sites?

    Yes. From the Carrasco International Airport (MVD) in Montevideo, you can fly Aerolineas Argentinas to Buenos Aires, Avianca to Bogota, or Azul Brazilian Airlines to several cities throughout Brazil. You can catch a LATAM flight to Santiago in Chile and Lima in Peru, a Copa Airlines flight to Panama City, and a Paranair flight to Asuncion in Paraguay.

  • How long is the flight to Uruguay?

    An average nonstop flight from the United States to Uruguay takes 20h 43m, covering a distance of 5515 miles. The most popular route is Miami - Montevideo with an average flight time of 9h 00m.

  • What is the cheapest flight to Uruguay?

    The cheapest ticket to Uruguay from the United States found in the last 72 hours was $490. The most popular route is from Miami to Montevideo and the cheapest round-trip airline ticket found on this route in the last 72 hours was $524.

  • What are the most popular destinations in Uruguay?

    Based on KAYAK flight searches, the most popular destination is Montevideo (99% of total searches to Uruguay). The next most popular destination is Punta del Este (1%).

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    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a given destination and date is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

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  • Enter your preferred departure airport and travel dates into the search form above to unlock the latest Uruguay flight deals.
  • You might be able to save money on your journey from the US to Uruguay by flying into Buenos Aires in Argentina. Buenos Aires is just across Montevideo Bay from Uruguay. Once in Buenos Aires, you can get to Uruguay by taking a plane, a bus, or a ferry. Since ferry rides from Buenos Aires to Montevideo are popular sailings, be sure to book your ferry tickets before you arrive in South America.
  • If you’re flying to Uruguay from the U.S., you’ll likely land at Carrasco International Airport (MVD) in Montevideo, the largest and busiest airport serving domestic, regional, and international flights. Capitán Corbeta CA Curbelo International Airport (PDP) in Punta del Este and Tydeo Larre Borges Airport (PDU) in Paysandú are other major airports in Uruguay serving regional and domestic flights.
  • When traveling to Uruguay from the west coast of the United States, many travelers depart from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). You can typically find flights for this route that only require one layover and they are often operated by companies such as American, Copa, or LATAM Airlines.
  • Travelers from Midwest U.S. can find flights to Uruguay at Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) or St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) in Missouri. ORD is the best option for one-stop flights to Uruguay.
  • Though it is unlikely you will find a non-stop flight from New York City to Montevideo in Uruguay, you can find flights departing from any of the three major NYC airports with one stop before reaching Montevideo. You can book these tickets through KAYAK on airlines such as Avianca, Copa, LATAM, United, and Delta. The layover city is often Bogota, Panama City, or Santiago.
  • Different financial services are available at MVD. For currency exchange services, you’ll find a Global Exchange kiosk open 24/7 in the Arrivals Hall. Cambio Exchange kiosks are also available in the Baggage Claim area. HSBC Bank has a full-service branch at the airport offering different banking services. You’ll also find ATMs operated by HSBC and BROU.
  • Those that have planned on visiting the city of Ciudad de la Costa will find it convenient to first fly to Carrasco International Airport (MVD), which is in the city of Montevideo. From there, you can then drive to your destination, which is approximately 35min away.
  • If you will be traveling to Uruguay from the northeast region of the United States, you will find that it is quite common to depart from LaGuardia Airport (LGA). When you depart from here, you will generally have either one or two layovers, and your flight will likely be serviced by Copa or LATAM Airlines.
  • Travelers that intend on going to Uruguay to attend the Jazz to the Streets festival will need to first fly to Ezeiza International Airport (EZE). Once they have landed at Ezeiza International Airport, they can then drive to the town of Mercedes, where the festival takes place each year. This drive takes approximately 5h 20min in total.
  • To go to Rivera, a charming town that borders Brazil, you should make plans to fly into Uruguaiana International Airport (URG). Once you have landed at Uruguaiana International Airport, you can then drive to your destination, which you can plan on taking around 2h 50min in total.
  • Those flying from the southeast part of the United States to Uruguay will often depart from Miami International Airport (MIA). You can find several nonstop flights and many flights that require one layover for this route, with these frequently being serviced by companies like Copa, Delta, and LATAM.
  • From the Punte del Este airport (PDP), you can catch regional flights to nearby South American cities. Aerolineas Argentinas flies to Buenos Aires, Azul Brazilian Airlines flies to Porto Alegre and Sao Paulo, Gol Transportes Aereos flies to Recife, and Paranair flies to Asuncion.
  • Cheap flights from the Atlanta Hartsfiel-Jackson International Airport (ATL) to Montevideo (MVD) are roughly comparable to cheap flights from the Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT). The cheapest flights from Charlotte to Montevideo tend to be on LATAM or Frontier. The cheapest flights from Atlanta tend to be on LATAM or United.
  • From the Orlando International Airport (MCO), you can fly to Montevideo (MVD) affordably on flights with just one stop. For example, you can fly Avianca with one stop in Bogota, Copa Airlines with one stop in Panama City, or Azul with one stop in Sao Paulo. There are also a number of affordable flights from MCO to MVD with two stops.
  • When visiting Las Piedras, a city in the Canelones Department of Uruguay, it is most convenient to first fly to Carrasco International Airport. Once you have arrived at Carrasco International Airport, you can then drive to Las Piedras, which will typically take you around 40 to 45min in normal circumstances.
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Top 5 airlines flying to Uruguay

Need help choosing which airline to fly with from the United States to Uruguay? KAYAK airline reviews give an overall score for each airline based on loads of factors, including comfort, boarding, in-flight entertainment and more, to make your decision easier. See airline scores according to verified KAYAK customer reviews.
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My flight was cancelled twice and the third time I tried to rebook it online I cancelled the flight because it looked like I would get a refund to my credit card. Instead I now have a credit. I was also on hold for three hours waiting for a representative and then disconnected. I will never fly delta again.

2.0 MediocreRosemary, Jul 2024ATL - MIA
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My flight was cancelled twice and the third time I tried to rebook it online I cancelled the flight because it looked like I would get a refund to my credit card. Instead I now have a credit. I was also on hold for three hours waiting for a representative and then disconnected. I will never fly delta again.

Flight for canceled. Horrible experience.. had to rent a car to drive myself up here.

Flights were terribly delayed. I was at At,anta Airport for over 4 hours waiting for my connection.

My flight consistently said it was on time and the plane didn’t arrive until after 30 minutes after take off and nothing was announced to passengers

The flight was canceled two hours before departure, it took over five hours to rebook us on another flight.

First, the flight was schedule to leave at 12:08. Delayed to 12:38. It is 12:58 and I am sitting at the gate. The staff are not communicating with us (just tell me it’s gonna be five hours if that’s the case, quit hufflepuffing around like you’re trying to board us when the plane isn’t even here and you don’t know where your crew are. I’m still waiting for any communication about the further delay. This is a rebooked flight from a cancelled flight yesterday, when the airline failed to fulfill its fiduciary responsibility to hotel and cover transport for overnight cancelations. Asking about the food on the flight? What food?!? Delta doesn’t serve meals unless you pay for them and you really want me to give delta a high rating for passing out processed snacks (fun size!)? Can we be for real. Delta is cementing itself in history as one of the cheap, stingy, outdated, glory days are over airlines, and it shows. I took this flight knowing delta was going to provide below level service but this is beyond burgers!! I can’t believe a multi billion or dollar company looked straight in my eyes yesterday and I told me this wasn’t their fault and there for the extra cost in hotel and hundreds of dollars in Ubers are MY RESPONSIBILITY. The only thing I am at fault for is believing delta is reputable company worthy of my dollars. I’m not even sure I want to be compensated unless it is cash because I would rather die never traveling again than to put money in their pockets.

The flight was great. The crew were a little terse about the size of my bag. It fit fine.

I know it was not in Deltas fault. But numerous delays and cancelations. I requested a hotel voucher and was told they weren't available. The lady on my hotel shuttle did receive one from American. Why the difference?

Flight was delayed. Had to get rebooked. Diamond medallion but stuck in a crappy seat. Rebooked flight then got delayed again. Then when we finally boarded, we waited another hour for a new crew. Then landed in JFK and sat for another 40 minutes waiting for a crew to come to the gate to be able to deplane. Hot mess all around, which unfortunately is becoming the norm for Delta

It was terrible! Two hour delays, poor in flight service, made us check our carry on even though there was plenty of overhead storage

This airline doesn’t five and dime you for everything. I do think that a checked bag should be included in every fare.

The seats had plenty of leg room and the staff were very nice.

Copa performed as expected for the amount of money I was willing to spend for the flight; it wasn’t exceptional but it was not bad in any way either. The crew was good; friendly and straightforward. The food was airplane food, so no expectations there and the entertainment was lacking but that was my fault for owning an IPhone with a charging port that’s not compatible with the rest of the world. I’d fly Copa again.

Left my bags in origin city on a business class ticket , spent about 2-3 days in the same clothes plus the flight .

the planes are not modern there are no phone chargers

As usual, the flight with normal legroom was not very comfortable, but the second flight was much better because we had paid for extra legroom. It was very nice to check our bags without an extra fee.

LOCKED MY BAG WITHOUT CONSENT. Had to have my zippers cut upon arrival in Costa Rica.

Pros: "The seats in economy were confortable. The best thing was Copa gave us seats in the second line and my family traveled together."
Cons: "Coffe service could better the experience"
Pros: "The crew was very interested on help and attentive with the passengers. But the seat wasn't comfortable. The design of the cushion is not the best to be seating"
Pros: "You were on time, that is the most important thing in a fly"
Cons: "You could improve your entertainment, you are not a cheap company"

On time. At least they offer a drink and a small snack. Plane was clean

You delayed my trip three days for no reason other than your lack of preparedness, did not offer any compensation, including food or a bed. I couldn’t trust you so I moved up my return flight and lost another day at the end of my trip to hopefully make sure I make my next flight. I will never fly LATAM again. You have the worse accountability and reliability and clearly do not care that your clients have lives and what it cost to fly to another country.

I do not speak Spanish or read in Spanish When asking for help, people were hard to find they spoke quickly and pointed a lot directions for where to go and what to do we’re unclear. Which made my traveling uneasy.

Everything was as you would expect in coach - fine. Flight was close to on time.

No air in the middle rows. Had a hard time breathing. Was dying of heat.

Horrific checkin procedure with neither Delta nor Latam figuring out how to check me in. 4 hrs on customer support with both and both airlines pointing to each other who should do checking. I was not checked in until morning of flight, which for international flight is concerning.

It was ok for the most part, it is missing something

It was a good experience, the flight was a little too long & the food was ok

Awful, horrible customer service. Flight got delayed and had to spend y the night in Bogota as a result. Very poor

Hostile flight attendants. Second flight with Jose so much better. Arrived 1/2 hour early. Thanks.

The American flight was a connecting flight to an international flight. The international flight has a 2 check bag rule. Despite being informed of this, American would only check 1 bag and wanted 100 to check the second (basically a 3rd carry-on) to NYC. Subsequently tsa took a sealed container of maple syrup and a few other things that couldn't be in carry-on plus I had to lug around 3 pieces of luggage for the entire trip. The American reservation was made with the international and American actually checked the one piece the entire way to China. This is one of the reasons that I will avoid American airlines if possible in the future.

I arrived to LaGuardia Airport 50 minutes prior to my 6am flight but was told that I was too late and would have to flight standby to Dallas in order reach my final destination of Jackson, MS. Hundreds of people were in my situation but the agents chalked this up to being normal for any day. Had my been able to board my original flight I would have arrived at my destination by 10:30am. I didn’t arrive until 7:30pm which included a 30 minute wait on the tarmac. Strangely my luggage arrived at my final destination at 12:30pm of the same travel day. This was by far the worst travel experience I’ve ever had.

delayed multiple times. no resolution on anything from AA customer service. was put on hold in chat to talk to manager. was 6th in line to talk to manager for more than TWELVE HOURS - from sometime around 9AM until well after I had gone to bed that evening. no explanation, no attempt to make it right. just a five hour delay because of repeated maintenance claims

Very aggressive and unhelpful ground crew. Wanted to check my hand luggage for 3 flights. I had lots of delicate items and computer equipment. So the silly lady wanted to rebook 3 international flights because of a carry on. What nonsense. The baggage handler suggested I put it under my seat - so I did. And this was during the rebooking chaos of the Microsoft crash. She was the most arrogant annoying and aggressive ground staff member I’ve met in 20yrs. (AA flight out of Houston).

It was freezing in there. When I asked about it, the response is “we would have to tell them” and then she just walked away and continued to serve beverages. Everyone was cold and they didn’t care at all.

I did not enjoy continuously being lied to about the amount of time we would circle Chicago before deciding to redirect to Milwaukee. Then the amount of time we would sit on the ground in Milwaukee waiting for gas, or to take off again. Or the amount of time it would then take to get to Chicago again, or sit on the runway waiting for a gate. The whole time continuously hopefully we would make our connecting flight that kept getting delayed as well. Only to scramble and miss it. Enough with the BS. Tell me the truth. "Sorry, things are backed up and your probably not going to make your flight. You should rebook on the next flight now rather than wait." You'll never hear those words from an airline. Speaking of which. If the flight has been redirected and/or is seriously delayed, how about making the WiFi free for everyone so they get to rebooking and reserving hotel rooms while still in the air. You've inconvenienced me already and now you want me to pay $20 for Internet so I can try to make other plans. Absolutely disgusting!

The food was horrible compared to other airlines, there was no space for the overhead bins for carry-on luggage, and the seats were very uncomfortable.

The flight was quick which gave me more time to get to my other flight.

16 Hours delayed, NOT because of the cybersecurity Microsoft issue, but because we were one flight attendant short, then when the missing flight attendant showed up two hours later, the flying shift of our pilot had expired, so, now no pilot. American Airlines is the new Spirit Airlines, actually, that is not fair for Spirit, they are probably better.

Worst flight in terms of service and food. Attendants were inexperienced, no preflight drinks, did come and give us hot towels until well into the flight. The left the Curtin open between main cabin and everyone from the main cabin went to the fist class bathroom. Food was awful! Had the golden chicken and was too lemony and inedible. No offer of coffee after. Awful!

Our flight from BOS - BOG was delayed 10 hours because they were waiting for a Flight attendant to fly from Miami. They lied and said they would give us food and hotel. That was a straight Lie! It never came! We were in the airport for 13 hours with Two babies. We were on the plane 7 more Hours. When we asked to get diapers from our checked luggage, Jorge in Boston told my wife she should have planned better. Meanwhile, the 10 Avianca Employees Sat there and did nothing for 13 hours. Yes, we planned for 10 hours with the wait and the flight, not 20 hours JORGE! If this was an American company we would have got a refund! But they are not up to American standards. The kicker is they apparently needed the 3rd stewardess to serve the food. Guess what? It was 4AM when they tried to serve the FOOD! Everybody was asleep by then! Ridiculous! Never Again!

My fly was cancelled so i run to the airport and fight for my fly Thank god at the end was good

Terrible. Flight was delayed without explanation, airplane was in poor condition (old, dirty) and crew was not in a good mood.

Definitely my worst experience. We booked a flight JFK - Cartagena with a layover at Bogota. My partner and I were on time for the boarding at 10:55pm. We were about to enter in the plane, literally, when one of the officer from the airline Avianca, took the passport of my partner to apparently « looked at his luggage reservation ». It made no sense, first the luggage was under my name, and then we went through all the controls at the airport. The person went back to the gate inside the airport, I followed my partner. The employees from the airline were rude and disrespectful. They were not explaining us what’s was going on. After 5 minutes of silence treatment. They told us that my partner was intoxicated (it was absolutely not true, they never conducted tests btw) and he couldn’t board in the plane and he will take the next one. They didn’t late us coordinated the trip, and not even let us say goodbye to each other. I was forced to take the plane to bogota and my partner to stay in NYC. It was traumatic. My partner had to wait 6h in the airport (night time) and he had to pay an additional ticket even tho the employees mentioned he was going to take the next flight. We are going to file a complain. It’s unbelievable. First and last time I will ever use this airline. I do not recommend.

Ok, but these people don’t give you nothing no snack no water

No water for a 5 hour flight entertainment not working seats with little room for knees when person in front of me reclined kept bumping my knees.

I don't think anyone actually reads these comments, so I won't spend much time on this submission. If you want to talk, you know how to reach me. The D/FW manager of Avianca (self-identified), Juan Calderon, insisted I buy an onward ticket from San Salvador even though I have diplomatic status in El Salvador and live here. It cost me $1,393 and Mr Calderon would not let me make the ticked flexible so I could get a refund. He went out of his way to be rude to me. He gave me seat 32K -- windowless window seat in the last row and did not offer to let me upgrade even though there were plenty of seats. I have flown well over a million miles in my life and this is the worst experience I have ever had. I would like a refund on the ticket I was forced to buy. Just awful!

This is the Spirit of Latino travel. And don’t even get me started on customer service.

Awful. I checked in online and there was no option to pay for baggage, at the airport when I checked in my baggage was received and Iwas not charged. When I got to LA during the boarding process I was told I didn't pay for baggage, the crew resolved I was let in the plane. When I got to my final destination my baggage was not there. It took me two days to receive my baggage. Bad service ever!

There was no food or drink service, couldn’t even get a glass of water for free. It was a long and expensive flight to not offer food or beverage on the plane.

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7/30Tue
multi-stopDelta
19h 20mJFK-MVD
8/27Tue
multi-stopDelta
21h 02mMVD-JFK
$1,016
7/30Tue
multi-stopAvianca
25h 45mJFK-MVD
8/29Thu
multi-stopAvianca
47h 50mMVD-JFK
$1,196
7/30Tue
multi-stopAvianca
25h 10mJFK-MVD
8/29Thu
multi-stopAvianca
16h 45mMVD-JFK
$1,254
7/29Mon
multi-stopAmerican Airlines
28h 50mLGA-MVD
8/28Wed
multi-stopAmerican Airlines
26h 58mMVD-LGA
$2,128
7/29Mon
multi-stopAmerican Airlines
20h 45mJFK-MVD
8/28Wed
multi-stopAmerican Airlines
21h 20mMVD-JFK
$2,238

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