Montevideo Cruise Reviews

Montevideo is an easy port to walk off of and explore the old town on your own. Locals provide a free map at the pier with a walking route and sights of interest. Lots of interesting architecture, a couple of pedestrian streets with shops, and restaurants, museums, and two major plazas. The furthest is Independence Plaza. Bring your sunscreen and water as the sun is hot! There is a market building ...

Nice city, easily walkable from the port if you're mobile. Felt pretty safe, although watch your step as people did not clean up after their dogs, unfortunately. Definitely pick up some Alfajores (sandwich cookies traditionally filled with dulce de leche caramel) at the shop near the port if you have a sweet tooth. ...

Biking was a great way to see the whole city. Bikes along the water was beautiful . ...

This town didn't feel as safe as Punta Del Este. You can just wander through the old town as it is really easy to get around. Free Wifi throughout the town. I wouldn't waste time on an excursion here as there wasn't much interesting stuff to see. ...

Good winery ...

Nice intro to Montevideo ...

I expected a more interesting city. Not much to visit. ...

Recommend the "Hop On Hop Off" Bus to get an overview. Town was close to where we docked. ...

Walked around the city seeing the sights, easy to do. Vibrant place, saw dancers and bands in the street. Good shopping. Went to the Market Hall restaurants near the port. Lively with music, racks of lambs and steaks cooking and a huge choice of food - loved it! ...

Loved the Old Town. It was Sunday, so we couldn't connect with our desired vintage coffee shop, so had to settle for Starbucks, but the architecture and sights were wonderful, and we enjoyed browsing the vendor stalls in the square. ...