Driving in Uruguay guide
Drive through, pay when you return the car.
All our cars have an electronic toll tag, so you don’t have to stop to pay. Here you can see where the tolls are, which ones you pass on the way to each destination and what you pay.
How it works
The car already has the tag
It’s stuck on the windshield. No need to sign up or top up any balance.
Drive through without stopping
You don’t pay anything at the booth: the toll reads the tag and lifts the barrier.
Pay when you return the car
Each pass costs $ 214 (Uruguayan pesos, current official rate). It’s paid in pesos, in cash or by debit card.
Tolls on the way to each destination
Toll on the wayOther tollsRoute from Montevideo
Montevideo → Punta del Este
Starting from our office (La Paz 1319). Approximate driving times, without stops.
- Distance
- 133 km
- Time
- 2 h 15 min
- Tolls
- 2
- PandoInterbalnearia - Km 32.4
- SolísInterbalnearia - Km 81
One way: $ 428 · round trip: $ 856
Guide: Montevideo to Punta del EsteThe 15 toll stations, by department
Canelones
3 tolls- Capilla de CellaRoute 9 - Km 79.5
- PandoInterbalnearia - Km 32.4
- SocaRoute 8 - Km 50.5
Colonia
1 toll- CufréRoute 1 - Km 107.4
Durazno
1 toll- CentenarioRoute 5 - Km 246.4
Florida
1 toll- MendozaRoute 5 - Km 67.7
Lavalleja
1 toll- CebollatíRoute 8 - Km 206.3
Maldonado
1 toll- SolísInterbalnearia - Km 81
Paysandú
1 toll- QueguayRoute 3 - Km 392.8
Río Negro
1 toll- MercedesRoute 2 - Km 284.4
Rocha
1 toll- GarzónRoute 9 - Km 191
San José
2 tolls- Barra de Santa LucíaRoute 1 - Km 23.5
- Santa LucíaRoute 11 - Km 81
Soriano
1 toll- Paso del PuertoRoute 3 - Km 245.2
Tacuarembó
1 toll- Manuel DíazRoute 5 - Km 423.2