Your Gateway to Uruguay: Rent a Car at CYR

Start your Colonia del Sacramento adventure the moment you land. Find great deals and book your ideal car today.

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CYR Airport Car Rental Center

Renting a car at Colonia del Sacramento Airport (CYR) is straightforward. The car rental desks are conveniently located within the main arrivals hall, just a short walk from baggage claim. No shuttles are required.

Main Terminal

After collecting your luggage, proceed to the arrivals area. You will find the car rental counters for major providers located directly in the terminal building. Your rental agent will guide you to the designated parking area where your vehicle will be waiting.

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Statystyki platformy

Car Rental Expert Advice

By QEEQ Platform Expert Team

Metryki kompetencji

Rozpoznawanie platformy

Najlepsza w Azji strona do rezerwacji samochodów 2023&2024

Liczba rezerwacji

Jakość opinii

Ponad 10 000 zweryfikowanych opinii 5‑gwiazdkowych

Doświadczenie rynkowe

Organ nadzorczy ds. ochrony danych

Weryfikacja kwalifikacji

Dane QEEQ zweryfikowane na podstawie lokalnych oficjalnych źródeł danych

Kluczowe opinie ekspertów

Analiza platformy

"Montevideo captures 85% of Uruguay car rental searches via KAYAK, while Colonia del Sacramento accounts for 9%, with the port/ferry terminal being a key entry point for Argentinian tourists."

Wzorce rezerwacji

"Economy cars dominate at $48/day average, with December pricing 104% above yearly average ($88 vs $31 in May); tourists average 6 days rental nationwide."

Problemy klientów

"Mandatory SOA insurance only covers third-party liability, leaving renters exposed with deductibles up to UYU198,798.82 (~$5,000 USD) for car damage."

Źródła danych

Wewnętrzna baza danych rezerwacji QEEQ
KAYAK Uruguay Car Rentals
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6Wresearch Uruguay Car Rental Market Report 2025-2031
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JĘZYKI

Spanish

WALUTA

UYU

JEDŹ DALEJ

Right-hand side

KOD KRAJU

+598

ŚREDNIA CENA WYNAJMU SAMOCHODU

$77 per day

ŚREDNI OKRES WYNAJMU SAMOCHODU

3 days

ŚREDNIA CENA PALIWA

$2.07/L

NAJNIŻSZA / NAJWYŻSZA CENA PALIWA

$1.07/L - $2.07/L

Colonia Self-Drive Essentials

Everything you need to know about renting a car and driving in Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay

Can I use my US driver's license to drive in Colonia, or do I need an International Driving Permit?

Your US driver's license is valid in Uruguay for up to 90 days, but an International Driving Permit (IDP) is strongly recommended. Police checkpoints are common outside Montevideo, and an IDP serves as an official translation—without it, you may face delays or fines even if you have valid documentation. Rent an IDP from AAA before departure ($20) or get one at any Uruguay immigration office.

I'm 22—will I pay a young driver surcharge, and how much?

Most rental agencies in Uruguay charge a "young driver" fee for drivers under 25, typically $15–$25 per day on top of the base rate. Some local agencies may waive this for 22+, but major international chains (Hertz, Avis) almost always apply it. Budget an extra $150–$300 for a 10-day trip if you're under 25. There's no upper age surcharge in Uruguay.

Colonia's historic old town has cobblestone streets—can I drive there, and where should I park?

You can drive into the historic district (Barrio Histórico), but parking is extremely limited. Street parking is metered Mon–Sat 9am–8pm (~$1.50 USD/hour). The large free lot at Calle de los Suspiros & Av. España is your best bet for all-day parking. Avoid parking on cobblestone streets overnight—towing costs run $50–$80. SUVs are recommended if visiting during rainy season, as some streets flood.

What are the speed limits and toll roads between Montevideo and Colonia?

The highway (Ruta 1) is mostly toll-free. Speed limits: 45 km/h in urban areas, 80 km/h on rural roads, 110 km/h on highways. Photored light cameras are active in Montevideo; speeding fines are $30–$200 depending on excess. The 200km drive takes about 2.5 hours. Watch for unmarked police checkpoints on Ruta 1—they're legal and frequent.

What side does Uruguay drive on, and should I rent an SUV or compact?

Uruguay drives on the RIGHT (left-hand drive vehicles). For Colonia, a compact car is fine for the city and main highways. However, if you're exploring rural Uruguay or visiting beaches nearby, an SUV is worth the extra $20–$40/day—dirt roads degrade quickly after rain, and roadside assistance outside Montevideo can take 3–4 hours. Book 4WD if your itinerary includes Punta del Este or the interior.

How do I pay for gas, and what's the fuel policy for rentals?

Gas stations accept major credit cards and cash (Uruguayan pesos or USD). The fuel is gasoline (nafta) or diesel—always verify your rental's fuel type. Most agencies use "full-to-full" policy: you get a full tank and must return it full. Filling up in Colonia is more expensive than Montevideo by about 5–8%. Unleaded (95 octane) is widely available; diesel is about 20% cheaper if applicable.