C$ 596+ Cheap flights to Uruguay

Since summer and winter are swapped with the timing of the United States, keep that in mind when planning your Uruguay flights. Summer lasts between December and March, which is when most travellers visit. Peak Season:  If you’re looking to beat the winter blues in the United States, then book a flight to Uruguay during their summer season (December – March) and soak up the sun in South America. Find an empty spot on the beach, stretch out, and enjoy. Off-peak Season:  Although there’s really no bad time to book flights to Uruguay, fewer travellers tend to visit in the winter, when rain and humidity take reign and can put a damper on outdoor adventures.

La Paloma: Surf’s up, man. Grab your board and hit the waves because when you book flights to Uruguay and find your way to La Paloma, there’s no better place to cruise. With free concerts on the beach at sunset, glamorous hotels in every direction, and tons of beach front bars, you’ll totally be in paradise, dude. Montevideo: If you’re booking a flight to Uruguay, you can’t miss its happening capital city of Montevideo. Alive with rich culture, and known mostly for its remarkable port, the city is much more than just land and water. A hopping historical downtown and business district are ever changing, and the art deco and neo classical buildings compliment the high rises, beach communities, and shopping malls. Looking a bit like Miami on a beautiful summer day, Montevideo is the best kind of Uruguay there is. Stroll from your hostel to a café, to gallery, and end up at a fabulous tango bar. It’s all here. Punta del Este: If you plan your flight to Uruguay far enough in advance, you might be able to get yourself as tan and in shape as some of the insanely toned bodies you’ll find on the beach of Punta del Este. Or, you might book it in advance and hit the treadmill twice and feel accomplished – either way, what you’ll see here is like a zoo of beautiful humans glistening in the sun on the shores of Uruguay. Exquisite seaside homes, a glorious yacht harbour, and shameless high rise apartment buildings spring up between hotels, restaurants, and street parties. Mercado del Puerto: Welcome to Uruguay’s version of a consumer’s paradise. If you book a flight to Uruguay and go to Montevideo for the day, then be sure to check out Mercado del Puerto, which is marked by the old famous port building. Here, you’ll find back-to-back steak restaurants, awaiting your carnivorous appetite. Saturday afternoons here are the most upbeat, with lively crafts people, artists, and musicians blending their tastes and showcasing their talents.

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

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, Delta is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Uruguay.

Montevideo Carrasco is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Uruguay. One-way flights to Montevideo Carrasco typically cost C$ 189, while round-trip flights cost around C$ 251.

A round-trip flight to Uruguay will typically cost around C$ 182, however they can be found for as little as C$ 179.

For those looking to save time traveling to Uruguay, Toronto offers the quickest one-way flight (14 hours 16 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Montevideo Carrasco can take advantage of the rental car services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Montevideo Carrasco has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Apartamento frente al lago is the closest property to Montevideo Carrasco (0.0 km away from Montevideo Carrasco).