Terminal Fluvio Maritima de Pasajeros
The port passenger terminal (ANP), shared with the Buenos Aires ferries, with a duty-free shop, cafe, restaurant, VIP lounge and automated migration gates.
Montevideo, Uruguay
No cruise ships are scheduled in Montevideo today, Saturday 14 November 2026. The next is AIDAsol on Monday 16 November. Over the next 12 months, 76 calls bring about 182,000 passengers; the busiest day is Thursday 11 February 2027, with 3 ships.
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Ship schedule
Next 10 calls · all times local (Uruguay Standard Time)
November 2026
Viking Jupiter
Viking Ocean930 passengers
Mon 30 Nov
ArrivalNot yet published
DepartureNot yet published
December 2026
Showing 10 of the next 50 calls
Cruise Ships in Montevideo
Today and the next 7 days · all times local (Uruguay Standard Time)
Today · Sat 14 NovNo ships
0 people in port
No cruise ships today
Next 7 days
- Sat14 Nov–No ships0 ships
- Sun15 Nov–No ships0 ships
- Mon16 Nov2.8kLight1 ship
- Tue17 Nov–No ships0 ships
- Wed18 Nov–No ships0 ships
- Thu19 Nov–No ships0 ships
- Fri20 Nov–No ships0 ships
Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Montevideo day.
Planning a day in Montevideo?
The crowd calendar shows every ship and how busy the port is, hour by hour, plus the quietest and busiest days for the next 90 days.
Getting to the Montevideo cruise port
Carrasco International Airport (MVD) → Terminal Fluvio Maritima de Pasajeros, Puerto de Montevideo
22.4 km · ~43 min by car
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Drive
Variesper vehicle
Varies
Own car or rental; see parking section. No fixed price.
Official airport taxi to Centro – Ciudad Vieja (pre-booked)
$70per vehicle
Varies
Approximate fare. Pre-booked flat fee to Centro and Ciudad Vieja, up to 4 people and 3 suitcases.
Public bus (CUTCSA / COPSA) via Tres Cruces or Rio Branco
Variesper person
Varies
CUTCSA, COPSA and COT buses serve the airport; check the fare locally.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Driving to the port
ANP lets the city hop-on hop-off bus collect passengers inside the port. Daily ferries to Buenos Aires use the same passenger terminal.
Montevideo Cruise Terminals
1 terminal
Parking at the Montevideo cruise port
The Terminal Fluvio Maritima de Pasajeros has its own car park, run by Parking Penarol under a port concession. No published rates; check with the terminal before leaving a car for a cruise.
Parking facilities
Where to Stay Before Your Cruise
Pick the area first. Typical nightly prices, approximate.
Ciudad Vieja
$94–189 / night
Walk to the ship; historic old town.
Port ~2 minAirport ~40 min
0.8 km to the terminal (about 2 min by car); 21.6 km and about 40 min to the airport.
- Don Boutique Hotel Montevideo
- Alma Historica Boutique Hotel
- Puerto Mercado Hotel
Centro (Plaza Independencia / 18 de Julio)
$64–66 / night
Central hotels, walk or short ride to port.
Port ~5 minAirport ~39 min
1.6 km to the terminal; 24.5 km and about 39 min to the airport.
- Crystal Palace Hotel
- Quijano Aparts & Suites
Pocitos
$71–77 / night
Beachfront Rambla neighbourhood.
Port ~16 minAirport ~28 min
6.7 km and about 16 min to the terminal; 19.1 km and about 28 min to the airport.
- Pocitos Plaza Hotel
- Palm Beach Hotel
Carrasco
$145–172 / night
Close to the airport, upscale residential.
Port ~33 minAirport ~12 min
15.7 km and about 33 min to the terminal; 7.8 km and about 12 min to the airport.
- Le Biblo Hotel Boutique
- Hotel Cottage
Eating in Montevideo
- Breakfast per person
- UYU 200–1000
- Casual lunch per person
- UYU 400–2000
- Restaurant dinner per person
- UYU 400–2000
Prices are approximate, in UYU, for Ciudad Vieja cafés and restaurants.
Where to eat
Mercado del Puerto
Market hall in Ciudad Vieja open for more than a century, best known for parrillada grills, plus fish, seafood, empanadas and Uruguayan craft beer.
Peatonal Perez Castellano
Pedestrian street from the Peatonal Sarandi to the Mercado del Puerto, with local restaurants and the Mercado de Artesanos.
Destination
About Montevideo
Montevideo, Uruguay's capital, sits on the Rio de la Plata, and cruise ships dock in its working commercial port right beside Ciudad Vieja, the colonial old town. About 100 cruise calls were scheduled for the October–March 2025/26 season, and Costa has used the port for passenger turnarounds. From the port gate, the Mercado del Puerto, with its parrilla grills, is a short walk.
The pedestrian Peatonal Sarandi then leads through the old town to Plaza Independencia, home to the Artigas monument, the Palacio Salvo and the Teatro Solis. Beyond the centre, a rambla of almost 30 km runs past city beaches such as Pocitos. Carrasco International Airport is about 22 km east.
- Time zone
- Uruguay Standard Time
- Currency
- UYU
Things to Do in Montevideo
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Plaza Independencia
The square links Ciudad Vieja with the newer city and starts Avenida 18 de Julio. The Jose Artigas monument stands at its centre above his mausoleum, and it is ringed by the Palacio Salvo, the Puerta de la Ciudadela and the Teatro Solis.
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Teatro Solis
Opened in 1856 with Verdi's Ernani and reopened in 2004 after renovation, it is one of South America's main theatres. Guided tours run Wednesday to Sunday in Spanish, Portuguese and English, and are free on Wednesdays.
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Mercado del Puerto
Ciudad Vieja market hall open for more than a century and a classic stop for visitors, known above all for parrillada grills, with fish, seafood, empanadas, Uruguayan craft beer and souvenirs.
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Rambla and city beaches
A waterfront rambla of almost 30 km runs along the Rio de la Plata past white-sand city beaches such as Ramirez, Pocitos, Buceo and Carrasco, most with ISO 14001 certification and lifeguards.