Montevideo, capital of South America's second smallest country, Uruguay. Offering the perfect combination of charm, culture and style. Spend time exploring this city that is rich in history from its cobbled streets in the old town to the evocative Mercado del Puerto port market with its 19th century buildings.
Trip Code: URBVMCS
Location: Monvideo, Uruguay
On arrival, please make your way through to the Arrivals Hall where our representative will be waiting for you to transfer you to your hotel. This service includes a driver and local English speaking guide, who will provide you with any useful information needed for your stay. He/she will be holding a sign with your name on it. Should you not be able to locate them, please refer to the front of your itinerary for emergency contact details of our representative office.
This morning you will be collected from your hotel for a three-hour tour visiting the most important sites of Montevideo and learn about the city's rich history. Visit the Old Town with its cobbled streets and colonial buildings, continue to Independence Plaza home to the monument dedicated to Uruguay's national hero, Jose Artigas, stop by Parliament Palace, pass the main avenue 18 de Julio lined with shops, restaurants, bars and office buildings. Explore the residential suburbs of Carrasco, Punta Gorda and Pocitos. On completion of your tour, you will be taken to your hotel.
Please note this is a group tour and size of tour is dependent on how many passengers booked on the day.
You will be collected from your hotel at the appropriate time and transferred to the airport for your onward flight. This service includes a driver only.
Comfortable properties with dependable facilities and service
3 Days FROMTried & tested upmarket properties with above average facilities and service
3 Days FROMLuxurious properties with impeccable facilities and service.
3 Days FROMAccommodation with breakfast
Sightseeing with local guide
Private vehicle transportation
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Tips
Personal Expenses
International flights
Visas
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We believe that appropriate accommodation should add to the authentic travel experience, as well as providing utmost enjoyment. For that reason our accommodation is scrutinised by our staff on the ground frequently, ensuring the properties adhere to our high standards. This key will help you understand the levels of accommodation available on this tour.
Comfortable properties with dependable facilities and service.
Upmarket properties with above average facilities and service.
Luxurious properties with impeccable facilities and service.
Talk to one of our Destination Specialists to plan your South American adventure and turn your dream into a reality. With exceptional knowledge and first hand experience, our consultants will assist in every way possible to make your journey the most memorable it can be, matching not only the itinerary, but the accommodation and activities to suit your style of travel and budget.
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1) Only using local guides and office staff to both maximise local employment opportunities and minimise carbon footprints. Local guides also ensure you benefit from the intimate knowledge, passion and culture of the country you’re visiting.
2) Where possible, using locally owned and operated boutique hotels to maximise the return to the local community.
3) Chimu’s “Pass it on” programme has provided funding to hundreds of local community projects in Latin America. Our aim is to empower local communities, helping them to develop their own infrastructure for the future. Since 2006, we have been working with Kiva (a well-known Non-Governmental Organisation), providing hundreds of loans to local businesses all over South America.
4) In our pre tour information we provide a range of tips and advice on how to minimise your impact on both local environments and communities.
5) Chimu Adventures’ offices also take a number of sustainability measures including carbon offsets for company vehicles and most staff travel. Chimu Adventure’s internal processes are also structures to create a paperless office and to reduce waste. There are also internal programmes to help staff minimise their carbon footprint such as our staff bike purchase assistance plan which encourages office staff to commute to work via bicycle. Currently almost half of our office based staff commute to work via bicycle.