Cheap Flights from Bogota to Montevideo

About Montevideo

Montevideo is the capital of Uruguay, located along Montevideo Bay. It’s a small city with a lot to offer, including history, culture, nature, a strong entrepreneurial spirit, and a high standard of living. The city’s mix of Colonial, Neoclassical, and postmodern style buildings are also impressive. The best way to explore them is by booking a Bogota to Montevideo flight.

Best Time to Book Bogota to Montevideo Flights

The climate of Montevideo can be classified as subtropical, with hot summers and mild winters. Since the city doesn’t experience extreme weather, it can be visited any time of the year. So, if you are on a budget, the best time to visit the city is during off-season i.e, March to May and September to November.

Details About Bogota to Montevideo Flights

If you are traveling from Bogota to Montevideo, taking a flight is the best mode of transport. The flight distance between the two cities is 2,975 miles. A non-stop flight on this route takes 06 hours and 35 minutes. Major airlines that connect Bogota to Montevideo are offered by JetSmart, LATAM, Aerolineas Argentinas, Copa, Avianca, Aeromexico, American Airlines, GOL Linhas, Azul, etc., which offer 55 flights.

To avail cheap flight tickets from Bogota to Montevideo, book your seat with Avianca at the cost of $U 13,700 for a one-way trip and $U 18,498 for a round-trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are El Dorado International Airport and land at Carrasco/General Cesáreo L. Berisso International Airport (BOG-MVD).

Here are some insights concluding Bogota to Montevideo flights fare:

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Avianca	$U 13,700	Book Now
	Copa	$U 15,977	Book Now
	LATAM	$U 16,264	Book Now
	Azul	$U 16,351	Book Now
	Gol Linhas	$U 16,351	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Avianca	$U 18,498	Book Now
	Aeromexico	$U 19,570	Book Now
	JetSmart	$U 20,599	Book Now
	Aerolineas Argentinas	$U 22,788	Book Now
	Copa	$U 22,788	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Montevideo

Jacinto

At Jacinto, you will be served with Italian, Spanish, African, and Gaucho-inspired dishes that are sure to delight all. However, it stands out for its wide spectrum of salads. The shrimp empanadas with cilantro and ginger along with chickpea salad is an absolute must.

Estrecho

The menu of Estrecho changes daily and yet you won’t be disappointed with the flavors of any of its dishes. This small, hip lunch joint has a very casual vibe and is a great spot to interact with the locals. Their truffle polenta, filet mignon with mashed sweet potatoes, and smoked salmon baguette sandwich are highly popular.

Bistró Sucré Salé

If you are craving French in a city highly dominated by Uruguayan cuisine, then a trip to Bistró Sucré Salé would do the job. The restaurant is located in a historic building of the Alliance Francaise. As you step inside, you will be greeted by the aroma of freshly baked croissants. Come here for Sunday brunch.

Best Hotels in Montevideo

Cala di Volpe Boutique Hotel

Address – Parva Domus 2545, 11300 Montevideo, Departamento de Montevideo, Uruguay

Price – $U 5,672

Regency Park Hotel

Address –   6W6C+86F, Ruta 8 KM 17, 12200 Montevideo, Departamento de Montevideo, Uruguay

Price – $U 4,890

Hotel Palacio

Address – Bartolomé Mitre 1364, Sarandí &, 11000 Montevideo, Uruguay

Price – $U 1,760

Places to Visit in Montevideo

Montevideo Metropolitan Cathedral

The Montevideo Metropolitan Cathedral is an 18th century church that was built during the Spanish colonial time. It is located across Constitution Square. It has been declared a National Historic Landmark and is the city’s oldest building. The architecture of the church may not be as elaborate as other cathedral of that era, but it holds some stained-glass windows and a copper -colored altar.

Museo Blanes

Juan Manuel Blanes Municipal Museum of the Arts is one of the city’s top tourist attractions. The museum is entirely dedicated to the work of Uruguay’s most celebrated painter Juan Manual Blanes. It is housed in an old mansion, which was declared a National Historic site.

Contemporary Art Space

Housed in former Miguelete prison from the 1800s, Contemporary Art Space is a cultural space featuring exhibitions on contemporary arts. The prison authority offered two floors of one of the prison’s wings for exhibitions. Artists have their own individual cells to showcase their artworks and organize exhibits.

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