Top Uruguay Water Tours

Get a comprehensive tour of Punta del Este on this full-day trip from Montevideo. With round-trip transportation included, get views of Cerra San Antonio Point and Piriapolis Sun City on the way. Visit Playa Mansa and Punta Ballena Casapueblo, then get free time for lunch and exploring independently. Learn about the history and culture of Punta del Este through a guide's commentary.

Get a taste of the Uruguayan wine region and production methods on this tour from Montevideo. Skip the hassle of renting a car or choosing a designated sober driver with round-trip transportation provided, as well as hotel pickup and drop-off. Explore the winery with the commentary of a guide followed by a vineyard lunch with three options.

Travel to a well-regarded Uruguayan winery on this guided tour from Montevideo. Hiring a professional driver lets everyone in your group indulge in a tasting of four wines, perfectly paired with meats and cheeses. Enjoy lunch at the vineyard (not included) before getting dropped off back at your Montevideo hotel.

Let your guide show you the best of Montevideo. This tour is 100% customizable to suit your preferences and is run by locals who are proud to show off their beautiful city. Come for a relaxed day, taking in an insider’s view of the capital across 8 stops. Get off that cruise ship and join your guide for a memorable day! While this tour is primarily aimed at cruise ship passengers, it’s a great option for anyone looking to fill several hours in the city.

Explore the idiosyncrasies of Montevideo on this private walking tour that can be customized to the interests of you and your group. Your guide will collect you from the port or your hotel and then your tour will begin. Places to visit include Mercado del Puerto, Plaza Zabala, Museo Historico Nacional, and more. You can choose which ones you’d like to visit.

Explore Colonia del Sacramento, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on this full-day tour from Montevideo. Listen to a guide's commentary on the Spanish and Portuguese heritage of the area, dating from the 17th century. Other stops include a local farm, a Uraguayan candy shop, and the Granja Colonia Collections Museum.