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ABOUT THE COMPANY

Colonia Express is a passenger river transport company connecting the cities of Buenos Aires (Argentina) and Colonia del Sacramento (Uruguay) thanks to a modern fleet of high-speed catamarans. In addition, it offers an exclusive bus service that will bring you closer to the cities of Montevideo, Punta del Este and other destinations in Uruguay.

Our mission

Our mission is to provide our customers with a high quality, fast and safe service at a more affordable cost. We seek to benefit and satisfy our passengers, based on our ability to identify their wishes and needs. We are committed to offering competent and motivated staff because we know that the success of the company depends on it.

Our beginnings

Our first catamaran, launched under the name of Colonia Express, is equipped with the latest technology. The fast catamaran, ColoniaExpress, offers the greatest comfort in the market: self-service cafeteria, duty free shop on board, TV with LCD screens, and "well back supported" seats, so that your holidays start right here.

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Easy acces to local culture, board seacat colonia for your day getaway – ba to uruguay.

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F ighting a bit with the Seacat Colonia website, where our foreign credit cards are not accepted, we decide to wait and buy the ferry tickets in person, once in Buenos Aires.

The Seacat Colonia agency is not located at the ferry terminal, but in the city centre on the address Avenida Córdoba 772. This is where we go to buy the tickets the afternoon before our intended trip to Colonia del Sacramento .

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Fortunately, there are still tickets available for the next day since it is a bit off-season. We need to give passport details as we will be leaving Argentina – even if just for the day.

The agent informs us that we will have to look out for the Buquebus ferry terminal at the Puerto Madero harbour front. We now realise that there are two different companies, both the Seacat Colonia and the Buquebus, selling tickets for the very same ferry from Buenos Aires to Uruguay – but surprisingly enough at different prices! The cheapest tickets by boat to Colonia from Buenos Aires are offered by Seacat, at least today!

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Online we have read various descriptions of how problematic the immigration procedure can be. It is comparable to going through immigration in an airport. However, after travelling through five South American countries and doing a similar number of border crossings with immigration challenges varying in degree, we believe that the crossing from Buenos Aires to Uruguay cannot be more frustrating than some of the others we have done.

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Taking the early morning Buenos Aires – Colonia del Sacramento ferry to Uruguay, we turn up at the harbour in due time for departure, more precisely an hour before, as advised by the Seacat Colonia agency. Puerto Maduro is only a few kilometres from our hotel and we have decided to walk down there, avoiding the intense Buenos Aires morning traffic with congestion and possible delays.

As expected the immigration procedure is a bit cumbersome. However, all passengers finally get through, and with a delay of only 15-20 minutes the Seacat ferry seems ready to leave Buenos Aires in direction of Uruguay!

We are going to cross Río de la Plata or the River Plate in English. The river has long ago become the natural border between Argentina and Uruguay. At the inner and narrowest part it is only about 2 kilometres (1.2 miles) wide and at its mouth it widens about 220 kilometres (140 miles) – and therefore holds the record of being the widest river in the world! Surprisingly enough, it is pretty unknown to people outside South America! Whether it is a real river, an estuary or rather a freshwater gulf, is apparently subject to discussion and something there definitely are distinct opinions on, depending on who you ask. All three designations are being used interchangeably.

We are crossing the Río de la Plata | Photo: Travel In Culture

The total area of the river is about 35,000 square kilometres (13,500 square miles). Throughout history the surrounding lands have been among the most densely populated areas in Argentina and Uruguay. Buenos Aires is located on the northern shore and Montevideo on the southern.

From our spot here at Puerto Maduro the river or estuary unquestionably looks like an ocean. On the horizon there is not the faintest sign of land, although Uruguay and Colonia del Sacramento on the other shore are just a little less than an hour away by the Seacat ferry. Only the unclear waters suggest that we are not exactly at the Atlantic Ocean.

We are approaching Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay | Photo: Travel In Culture

The river is remarkably rich in history. Prior to the arrival of Europeans the surrounding land was inhabited by the indigenous South American people. From the 16th century onwards Spaniards and Portuguese arrived to trade and settle in the fertile areas along the river with abundant natural resources for agricultural purposes. Little by little the population along the banks increased and cities arose. At the end of the European colonisation and rule, the new established port cities continued to exploit the river areas.

The harbour features interesting, old vessels in the brownish water | Photo: Travel In Culture

In the beginning of the 19th century British invasions made, as part of the Napoleon Wars, several attempts in vain to conquer Buenos Aires and Montevideo. Each time they were expelled by the strong resistance of the local people.

Also today, the port cities of Río de la Plata have significant importance for the two countries. To a large extent the exports continuously pass through the ports, and this has given rise to lucrative industries along the banks of the greyish brown estuary.

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On board the modern ferries there is a cafeteria and a duty-free shop. We immediately find a row of comfortable reclining seats with a river view for the crossing. Again, we don’t get the impression that we are on a river. The estuary is broad – where we pass, it is around 50 kilometres (slightly more than 30 miles) wide. Once more, when looking down into the water, we get proof that it is not the ocean, but a river mouth: the water is now not clear at all!

All of a sudden we spot the contours of a marine animal under the surface. Not really having a clue what it is, we wonder if it may be one of the endemic La Plata dolphins!

Picturesque river bank with colonial remains | Photo: Travel In Culture

The name of the river has roots in an old myth. According to the legend there was a silver mountain somewhere upstream. This fabled Sierra del Plata, which may or may not have existed, was said to be rich in silver mines.

The first European to cross through the Latin American continent to arrive at the Andes Mountains in search of the silver mountain was the Portuguese explorer and conquistador Aleixo García. From this expedition silver was brought back to the coast, indicating the finding of a silver source as in the legend.

Consequently, the wide river as well as the adjacent country were named after the myth and the silver, namely Río de la Plata and Argentina, respectively. Both names are related to the Spanish and Latin terms for silver (plata and argentum).

Remains of the old colonial buildings are still in use | Photo: Travel In Culture

Still today, the population on both sides of the banks of Río de la Plata embraces the legend. Both Argentina and Uruguay feature football clubs with names taken from the myth. Teams like River Plate, Estudiantes de la Plata and Platense are the present-day evidence in Buenos Aires and Montevideo of the fabled roots.

Our Seacat Uruguay ferry ride seems short. The vivid freshwater gulf ends, and within a few minutes we set foot on Uruguayan land and set out for an exciting day in Colonia del Sacramento at the widest river in the world.

Read about visiting the colonial city Colonia del Sacramento: Cool Colonial Style in Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay

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May 19, 2018 · Travel

Buenos Aires to Colonia: Things you Need to Know

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Tips for your trip from Buenos aires to Colonia + FAQ

What Time Should I Arrive at the Buquebus Ferry Port?

Your ticket says 2 hours but I think 1 hour before your boat departs is a sufficient amount of time. Don’t forget this is an international trip with queues for immigration

Buquebus and Seacat Address?

The Buquebus, Seacat and Colonia Express ferries leave from Av. Antártida Argentina 821, Puerto Madero. This is quite close to the very centre of Buenos Aires. It’s a 20-minute taxi ride from Palermo.

*** The Colonia Express goes from Av. Elvira Rawson de Dellepiane 155, Puerto Madero Sur, which could be a 20-minute drive away so make sure you know which company you’re going with!

Arriving in Colonia?

You don’t need to get any taxis or buses into town, simply walk directly out of the port and up the street and turn left. You should walk straight into the town centre in around 10 mins.

Also Read: What to do in Colonia

https://vamospanish.com/discover/a-day-of-escape-from-buenos-aires-to-colonia/

Best Ferry Company to go to Uruguay?

There are 3 companies that go to Uruguay , Buquebus, Seacat and Colonia Express. They are all roughly the same cost (as long as there isn’t a huge change in demand like during holiday season).

Colonia, Stay Overnight or Day Trip?

I would say it’s possible to do it in a day because I feel like there simply isn’t enough things to do in Colonia to stay overnight. But many Argentinians think coming back at 9 pm isn’t good because you miss dinner and apparently Colonia is beautiful at night.

Average Ferry Price to Colonia?

Roughly $60USD each way for the fast ferry

How to pay in Colonia, Do I Change Money?

They accept Argentine pesos, US dollars and Euros. You can often change your money on the boat but I don’t think this is necessary. Credit and Debit cards are accepted everywhere.

How Long is the Trip from Buenos Aires to Colonia?

***Rough timetable, it may change seasonally***

All three ferries:

BA to Colonia at 8 am, noon and 6 pm

08:30 am, 11:00 am and last ferry 18:55

08:30am, 09:30am, 12:00pm,  last ferry 18:00

08:30am, 09:30am,  18:00 last ferry 20:30

Make sure you check online to see if the timetable has changed.

Timetable? Colonia back to BA?

Colonia back to BA at 10 am, 4 pm and 9 pm

09:01 am,  17:01 and last ferry 19:45

07:00am, 10:15am, 16:01pm,  last ferry 19:45

07:45am, 16:01 18:45 last ferry 19:45

What to Eat in Colonia:  Top Picks!

Breakfast: Ganache Café & Pastries

Lunch: Gitana Gastrobar

Dinner: El Buen Suspiro

Visa to Uruguay:

Don’t forget if you go to Colonia you can renew your tourist visa because you’ve technically travelled abroad.

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Buying ferry tickets from Buenos Aires to Colonia, Uruguay

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Colonia is a great entry point into Uruguay. It is just a one-hour boat ride across the River Plate from Buenos Aires and is small enough that you explore, have lunch and explore some more before catching a bus on to Montevideo.  Or plan to stay a few days in this stunning little UNESCO heritage town .

Alternatively Colonia is a great exit point if you have been exploring Montevideo and your next destination is Buenos Aires. You can catch a bus from Montevideo and be in Colonia in just two hours. The buses are comfortable and have free wifi .

Leave your luggage in the bus station, buy your ferry tickets to Buenos Aires (or bus tickets to Montevideo) for the end of the day and head off into soak up the colonial atmosphere of Colonia’s Old Town, a ten-minute walk from the port.

The big two

Getting from Buenos Aires to Colonia, there are two ferry operators to choose from: Buquebus and Colonia Express .

Ferry times

Both companies run three to five ferries per day . They take one hour . To give you a ballpark idea, boat times are:

• Buenos Aires to Colonia  at: 8:30am, 10:30am, 12:50pm, 6:30pm and 8:00pm
• Colonia to Buenos Aires at: 8:30am, 10:30am, 4:30pm, 6pm and 8:30pm

Ferry from Buenos Aires to Colonia ticket prices

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Should I buy in advance?

Our research find that there is little  price difference between buying a ticket one week advance versus months in advance . Indeed several companies will not even allow you to buy tickets over a few months in advance. Ahhh South America… gotta love it, gotta remain laid back.

We looked at prices for tickets one week in advance of travel and for tickets in February (high season). Colonia Express and Seacat were charging the same prices. However  Buquebus uses dynamic pricing and tickets for February were almost double the price they are now as we tested in November.

We also found that on all ferry websites the cheapest category seats are unavailable for tickets bought a few months in advance.

So, what to do if price is a consideration? Unless you are travelling on over a holiday weekend (both Argentine and Uruguayan) or between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day you can wait to buy your tickets closer to your travel date (say a month).  The Guru’Guay Guide to Uruguay has a list of public holidays.

If you are travelling around public holidays get your tickets in advance. Colonia Express and Seacat will sell out and BuqueBus prices will go through the roof. Readers informed us that they paid 250 dollars a piece for tickets over the recent Easter holidays.

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Thanks, i found this extremely helpful! I am buying BA to Colonia ferry tickets for April 2023 but i will be renewing my passport in 6 months (Fall 2022) as i am running out of pages. Do you know if i will be able to edit my passport # after purchasing tickets? thank you!!

Hi Kate, glad you found it helpful! You won’t be able to buy tickets for April 2023 probably until the beginning of 2023 anyway (try to book now and you’ll find the website won’t accept the dates). All the very best, Karen

You mentioned about leaving our luggage in the Colonia bus station, so we can tour for the day between cities. Is there somewhere safe for them to be kept?

Yes, there is a left luggage office in the bus station in Colonia . Totally legit.

You wrote that “Tickets are generally available unless you are travelling on over a holiday weekend or between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day.” Is this because there is a high demand during New Year’s Eve/Day or because the ferries don’t run during New Year’s Eve/Day? My family will be visiting Buenos Aires later this year, and we’d really like to visit one of Colonia’s beaches on New Year’s Day. Do the ferries operate on New Year’s Day and New Year’s Eve? Thanks, Scott

Hi Scott, it’s because of high demand. However you should be warned that pretty much all transport (excepting Uber which runs in Montevideo in my experience last year) shuts down between 3-4pm on the Eves and only starts up again about 4am next day. So I would expect ferries to be running on New Year’s Day but to make sure you get your tickets as early as you can. As mentioned in the article, it’s really hard to believe but I wasn’t finding tickets for four months time on two of the websites, let alone end of the year! So try to start seeing if you can get your New Year’s Day tickets from September or October. Hope that helps! — Karen

I’m trying to book a ferry ticket from BA to MV on Dec 29, during the New Year holiday period. The options are very limited and fares are quite expensive in general. However, on Buquebus’ website, I do see an option that is significantly cheaper, but takes over 3 hours just to get to Colonia and a total of over 5 hours to finally get to MV. The picture of the boat used for this option looks different from all the others, and I’m not sure that the information is accurate, or why? Ideally, I’d like to stop over in Colonia for a few hours before taking a bus to MV, and wonder if this option would allow me to do just that? What would you recommend for this time of the year?

Hi York, this would be the extra slow boat, hence the price. I thought it had been taken out of service, but maybe it is back for the high season… It will only ever take 2.5 hours to get from Colonia to Montevideo on the bus, not 5. No ferry service will allow you to do a stop off in Colonia if you have bought a thru ticket to Montevideo. You need to just buy to Colonia and then get a separate ticket on. Read my article on Colonia for specific advice on that. All the best, Karen

Hi Jill, I am trying to book tickets on Seacat in November from Buenos Aires to Montevideo. I see that 1 sailing is sold out coming back to Buenos Aires on Saturday November 18, is this a holiday? Should I be worried about getting tickets? Also, the website is showing a drop down menu to select the bus route, which one do I select Tres Curces? Gracias Nancy

Hi Nancy, Karen here 🙂 The earlier you can buy ferry tickets for a weekend the better, especially if you want to get a good price. Tres Cruces is the central bus station in Montevideo. All the best, Karen

Bonjour, Je voulais acheter ce Livre Guru… Sur Amazon, mais c’est en Anglais, il n’excite pas en Français ? Aussi, Ns partons Bientôt pour Uruguay, Ensuite qq Jours en Argentine. Ns allons prendre le Bateau pour l’Argentine à Colonia. Est-il préférable de réserver sur Internet, ou sur place ? Ns serons aussi à Montévideo. Je vous remercie.

Bonjour, Je vous suggère d’essayer en ligne, et si vous ne pouvez pas, essayez en personne. Désolé pour le livre, pour le moment il n’est disponible qu’en anglais, mais saviez-vous que vous pouvez traduire le site web en français ? Cherchez le sélecteur de langue dans le pied de page. Salutations, Federico

PS: I purchased your guide, a fact filled read. Thanks

Thanks, Ray!

Arriving BA 23 Dec via cruise ship. Would like to take in Sacramento and the Swiss town on our way to Montevideo. Can this be done? I suspect that we need to catch the 8 AM ferry to Sacramento, leave our luggage at the bus station while we tour Sacramento. Is there bus service to the Swiss town (or is it even worth going)?

Hi Ray, sorry it took a while to get back to you, I had to talk to someone who lives in the area to get some good information. Nueva Helvecia is a very nice town to visit but only by car (to drive around for an hour, check out a cheese producer) or if you intend to spend the night there. There is not a great deal to do in the centre of the town to merit a day trip and no place to leave your luggage. So if you are not planning to have a car, we’d recommend skipping. All the best, Karen (and thanks to Damian at Borravino wine tours for his advice)

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Hi, I’ve enjoyed your site, and especially the thread on purchasing tickets for a ferry. I have a problem and don’t know what to do. On 27 February I purchased two tickets on the seacatcolonia website for the date of 7 April to Colonia, returning the next day. I received the following message: Su operación ha sido procesada con éxito. Recibirá un email con los pasajes en un lapso no mayor de 30 minutos. 30 minutes have long passed; today is 8 March. My account with seacatcolonia gives a “listado de tickets activos” but I am at a loss as to what to do to actually receive the tickets via email and print them. Any ideas? Thanks.

Hi Gary, the good news is that Buquebus and Seacat allow you to turn up at the desk and just show your ID. They will then print your boarding passes. Best, Karen

Okay, that’s good news. Thanks for your information. I’ll take copies of what I have and show up a bit earlier to have my tickets printed there.

Don’t worry about going earlier. They will be printing out for every traveler. Glad to have put your mind at ease 🙂

ok, thanks. You have definitely put my mind at ease; I appreciate your comments. Thanks again. Also, luckily we will be in Montevideo during the time of the Semana Criolla that I saw on your website. We’ll be there!

Great to hear. And just a gentle reminder for anyone who reads this, when Guru’Guay makes your holiday easier or more fun there are ways you can support us so that I can help you and other travelers into the future! All the best and have a wonderful time — Karen

I’ll be in BA next week & will just walk over to the Seacat site & just might get the ticket right.If not I’ll try Buquebus. I’ll send in my report if I get back alive..

Hi Rick, Seacat and Buquebus are operated by the same company, often using the same boat when there is insufficient demand to fill two boats. Seacat offers a lower cost service. This means that Seacat will not sell their (cheaper) tickets at the port, only in advance online or from their offices. Best, Karen

Hi there, I’m trying to book a ferry from BA to Colonia on the Seacat website. However, I can’t continue since I have no idea what to type into the field saying “ingrese num.” and “ingrese importe”. Does anyone know what that is? Before those two fields it sais “crédito anterior”. Thanks Anna

“ingrese num.” means “input number” and “ingrese importe” means “input amount”. “crédito anterior” means prior credit or balance. It seems like you may be in the ‘wrong’ part of the site… 🙁

Looking to buy BA to Colonia ferry tickets for a day between Christmas and New Years. SeaCat is about USD 65 per person one way. None of the cheaper seats available. Colonia Express is about USD 50 per person one way for the same day. Buquebus is

I’m fine with the price even though it’s several times higher than what others report paying, and so I proceeded to go through the online booking process. Got all the way to the credit card entry page, but then there is a dropdown where I have to select one of these:DNI/L.E./LC/otro. I Googled and found out the first three are Argentine identity numbers, so as a person from the U.S. I selected “otro”…but what value to put in the entry field next to it? The CVV code was already entered in another field on the page, so it shouldn’t be that. I tried zip code and it didn’t work. Any ideas on what to put in this field?

Hi there bouse, that field will be seeking the number of your document, so try putting your passport number there. Best, Karen

Hi! My two friends and I want to make our way to Punta del Este for New Year’s (obviously ultimate high season is not ideal, but there’s nothing to be done about it with our schedule unfortunately), and I was wondering how far ahead in advance you think tickets need to be bought by if we are planning to go there from Buenos Aires on December 30th? Returning on January 4th shouldn’t be as much of a problem, but I am slightly concerned about the availability to get there along with the masses….

Hi Alexia, tickets for travel around Christmas and New Year should be bought by the beginning of December at the latest I would say. You can probably get tickets up until mid December, but why take the risk, right? Have a wonderful time! — Karen

Re: BA to Colonia return Are there immigration controls where passports need to be stamped by both countries both ways? Thanks for your informative site, located by a Google search. Gary Hägermann

Hi Gary, Uruguayan and Argentine passport controls are carried out between Buenos Aires and Colonia on the same site. So your passport will be stamped in Colonia by officials from both governments, and the same in Buenos Aires. It’s very practical. Glad you are enjoying the site. Do take a minute to read how you can support us http://guruguay.com/support-us/ — all the best, Karen

Thank you very much for your prompt reply.

I didn’t know whether to post after my original message on another page, but figured it may be useful here. You may remember I was planning on travelling to Colonia or Montevideo for the day and my Libran indecision was clouding my vision lol

I decided to travel to Colonia, and went the morning of Sunday 21st August. I only decided this Saturday evening at 5pm! I went to the Buquebus website and was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to buy a ticket – maybe they have upgraded their webpage? I was able to choose English as a language on the first page which made it easy, and the only tricky bit was translating some of the words on the following pages which had not been translated e.g. country your are from. Buquebus only lost about 8 countries and I just needed to find the words for ‘other country’. I then had to register with Buquebus to complete the booking and receive the tickets in my email account, once registered they dropped straight in. You’ll need your passport number to buy online, but the whole process took 10 – 15 mins total. I was very surprised. I then emailed these tickets to my hotel reception who printed them off for me.

The only issue I had was at the port itself 🙂 I believed I had an e-ticket, and waltzed straight through security up to immigration only to find out I had to take my printed ticket to the counter downstairs, and exchange it for another ticket, which was then stamped on my way out of the country.

As for the queue…hahaha…reception advised to get there 1 hour before, and then out of nowhere, one dude unloading the ferry told one woman to stand in a spot, and then it was like ‘whoosh’ everyone joined this huge queue that snaked round the terminal. However, they did let us all onto the boat 30 mins before sailing, so the wait was not that bad at all.

I got the earliest boat out of BA which was 9am and got to Colonia by 10am. Duty Free on board and refreshments and the time went really quickly. The only issue was coming back. The boat was meant to leave at 3pm, however, there must have been a delay with a bus getting into Colonia as the boat did not depart until 30-40 minutes after its scheduled time, and people were walking on late as if they were early.

Colonia itself was lovely. The sun shone all day in clear blue skies, it must have been 17-18c, it was gorgeous. For those wanting to climb the lighthouse, you may want to do this first off the boat as it is very small up top and does get very cramped. I stopped for lunch at El Drugstore and they only accepted cash (Uruguay, Argentina, America), unsure if this is usual for a restaurant in Colonia. There is a lovely looking bar on the coast, with chairs looking out over the bay and the sea located on Paseo De San Gabriel, I couldn’t get in as it was full and would love to know how good the food and drink is!

Thanks for continuously updating these pages, the information is very very helpful….now to plan my return visit 🙂

Dear Jason the Libran, how I LOVE getting updates – this SO COOL to read – so thank you! I am sure other people will find your comments helpful too. You definitely have to come for a longer time next time – more and more people are realising that Uruguay is an amazing primary destination, and definitely not just a side-trip from Argentina or Brazil. — Karen PS. If you’d like to help us exist do check out how you can support our work . Stay in touch!

Great website, thank you for posting valuable information. Me and my wife are going to spend a week in BA in September, but want to visit Colonia and Montevideo as well. Is there a way of buying the ferry+ bus ticket in a way that we would spend several hours in Colonia, and THEN take the bus (not immediately after docking in Colonia). Also, during the weekdays (mid September), tickets should be still available a few days prior to the trip)? Thanking you. DB

Hi Daniel – you cannot buy a through ticket and expect to get off in Colonia. You have to buy a ticket from Buenos Aires to Colonia and then buy a bus ticket to Montevideo once you are in Colonia. Check out my article on Colonia for all the relevant information. It’s always possible to buy tickets until last minute other than during holiday periods. All the best — Karen

Thank you for your reply and advice. I will do what you suggested. Thank you again.

Thanks for the post! I’m not sure if I’m reading something incorrectly, but on the Colonia Express site I’m quoted $560 ars for a one-way trip from BA-Montevideo ($270 tariffa super economica and $290 tasas e impuestos). BA-Colonia is a total of $560.. Is this because I am looking for tomorrow? Thanks!

Hi Jill, the closer you buy your ticket to your travel date, the less price options you have to choose from, as the cheaper seats will have been filled up. All the best Karen

I just checked the site to see if we were getting the same information. I got supereconomica fares on the last boat of the day tomorrow for AR$270 to Colonia and AR$298 to MVD, both plus tax; so there is a slight difference in price–less than €2.

Thanks, Dick! Very helpful to get this kind of up-to-date info.

You say that the ferry can be sold out on holidays. Would this include the Saturday before Easter Sunday? How about Easter Sunday itself? Any thoughts?

Hi Alex, you are likely to be able to get tickets up to a few days before during Easter (or Tourism Week as it is called in secular Uruguay ) but I would not leave it to get tickets on the Sunday. That may be just too late. Best, Karen

I just bought two round-trip tickets, BA to Colonia, from Seacat online. It was such a simple process. There were no glitches at all. In less than 24 hours I had the confirmations needed to board. And the price!–$US105 total cost, making each passage less than $30 for the “full” fare, i.e., no charge for changes. Interestingly, before making the purchase I looked on the Buquebus website and was quoted $US280 for the same type of tickets. That is an enormous price difference.

Hello , Can you send the link to this website ,please? I’m trying to buy online tickets from Buenos Aires to Colonia . Thank you

The links are in the article above!

The seacat site is https://www.seacatcolonia.com.uy/venta/home.php?sitecountry=UY You can also check colonia express at https://coloniaexpress.com/ar I’ve found that ticket prices can vary a lot depending on the season and which fare level is available at the time of purchase. Also keep in mind that Seacat can sometimes change your departure time and put you on a Buquebus ferry, but the online Seacat ticket is honored. I checked the Seacat fares for Monday and the lowest is about US$25 one way. The lowest for Colonia Express on the same day appears to be about US$34. Good luck.

Hi Dick. I want to buy tickets on fast ferry that leaves from and returns to Pueto Madero, which is close to city. Any ideas. Cheers Gaz NZ

Hi Gaz, Puerto Madero is the main ferry terminal in Buenos Aires (ie inside the city, not close to) from which the ferry company, Buquebus, operates. So you need to buy tickets with Buquebus for the direct boat called “Francisco”. Best, Karen

Here are the links to the two companies that go from Puerto Madero to Colonia del Sacramento:

https://www.seacatcolonia.com/?i=en

https://www.buquebus.com/english

I think they both say it is about an hour, but normal arrival is about 1 1/2 hours after the scheduled departure time.

If you want a ferry directly to Montevideo then only Buquebus offers that. Otherwise, Puerto Madero to Montevideo can be done with either company; there is a bus waiting right outside the arrival terminal in Colonia that goes to the Tres Cruces bus terminal in Montevideo, and the bus fare is included in the Puerto Madero to Montevideo ticket price. Also, keep in mind that sometimes you will get an email stating that the departure time has changed. That usually happens if you have a Seacat ticket and they decide to combine that ferry with the Buquebus ferry.

If you are traveling somewhere other than Colonia del Sacramento or Montevideo, keep in mind that the Colonia inter-city bus station is only a short walk outside the port and is reachable even with luggage.

Keep in mind that both ports are in the city. Puerto Madero is nearer to the Aeroparque airport and the main bus station, whereas Colonia Express leaves from Puerto Madero Sur, which is nearer to the southern end of Barrio San Telmo; so it all depends on where you will be staying in Buenos Aires.

Richard, very nice of you to share this information. Just one additional clarification, the bus station is actually the building *next door* to the port. So as Richard says, an (extremely) short walk to get there. Best, Karen

Thank you so much for this info! We want to travel from Montevideo to Buenos Aries in March 2016 by ferry and this has been a big help. However I am a bit confused re the exchange rate for the Argentinian Pesos. The Seacat website told me it would be RG3550. When I put this into xe.com it told me it would be A$531 !!!. Yet the Uruguayan Pesos at 41 = A$2 !! Any light you could shed would be muchly appreciated!

Cheers Jodie – Australia

Hi Jodie, you’ve come across another example of how poorly-designed these sites are.

What you saw in red which said “Valores expresados en pesos argentinos, incluyen percepcion AFIP 35% RG3550” is generic financial advice to Argentinian buyers. It is NOT part of the calculation. So ignore that.

Prices quoted for March on Seacat (BQB does not have prices available for 2016 yet of course) are 507 argentinian (AR) pesos and 564 AR pesos. So at xe.com rates about 55 USD one way. Best, best, Karen

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Colonia Express una travesía entre Buenos Aires y Colonia del Sacramento

Cuando se trata de viajar en barco entre Buenos Aires (Argentina) y Colonia del Sacramento (Uruguay), Colonia Express se ha posicionado como una de las opciones más atractivas. Con una flota de catamaranes modernos y rápidos , esta empresa de transporte fluvial de pasajeros ofrece una experiencia inolvidable a quienes se embarcan en sus embarcaciones. Además, proporciona un exclusivo servicio de autobuses para aquellos interesados en recorrer Montevideo, Punta del Este y otros destinos uruguayos.

Reservar con anticipación: un consejo clave

Reservar con anticipación es un consejo clave para garantizar una travesía placentera con Colonia Express. Al comprar los pasajes con antelación, los viajeros pueden aprovechar los mejores precios y asegurar la disponibilidad de asientos en sus fechas preferidas. Además, reservar con tiempo permite a los viajeros planificar su itinerario con mayor tranquilidad y organización.

Para obtener más información sobre Colonia Express y realizar reservas, los interesados pueden comunicarse con la empresa a través de distintos canales de contacto. La atención al cliente de Colonia Express se encuentra disponible en el siguiente número telefónico: +54 (11) 5167-7700 . También es posible enviar consultas por correo electrónico a la dirección [email protected] .

Por otro lado, la página web de Colonia Express, https://argentina.coloniaexpress.com/ , ofrece una amplia variedad de información sobre horarios, precios, paquetes turísticos y servicios. Además, la plataforma cuenta con un sistema de reservas en línea, donde los usuarios pueden adquirir sus pasajes de manera rápida y sencilla.

Puertos y horarios de partida

Los puertos y horarios de partida son aspectos clave en la organización de un viaje con Colonia Express. Las embarcaciones zarpan desde el puerto de Buenos Aires, situado en la Av. Elvira Rawson de Dellepiane 155, en Puerto Madero Sur, un área céntrica y de fácil acceso. La ubicación cercana al Casino Flotante hace que el puerto sea aún más reconocible y fácil de encontrar.

Colonia Express ofrece tres horarios de partida diarios para adaptarse a las necesidades de los viajeros: 9:30 hs, 13:45 hs y 19:45 hs. Estos horarios permiten a los pasajeros elegir el momento del día que mejor se ajuste a sus planes, ya sea para realizar una visita de un día a Colonia del Sacramento o para viajar a otros destinos en Uruguay.

Dado que es necesario completar los trámites migratorios antes de embarcar, se recomienda a los viajeros llegar al puerto al menos una hora antes de la salida programada . Esto asegura que los pasajeros tengan tiempo suficiente para presentar la documentación requerida, pasar por los controles de seguridad y abordar la embarcación de manera oportuna.

Day Tour: Una experiencia única en Colonia

Colonia Express ofrece la posibilidad de pasar un día en la ciudad de Colonia, con paquetes que incluyen salida por la mañana y regreso por la tarde o noche. Estos paquetes pueden incluir almuerzo y visita guiada por el centro histórico. El precio del paquete Day Tour comienza en $9.800 pesos argentinos.

Precios y opciones de pasajes

Los precios de los pasajes en Colonia Express varían según la clase y la disponibilidad. A continuación, se presentan los precios estimados en pesos argentinos por persona:

• Económica : desde $9.300
• Express: desde $10.400
• Clásica : desde $11.200
• Económica: desde $15.500
• Express: desde $17.800
• Clásica : $20.100

Para consultar precios actualizados y disponibilidad, se puede contactar a la empresa al teléfono +54 (11) 5167-7700 o visitar su sitio web: www.coloniaexpress.com .

Paquetes turísticos a otros destinos de Uruguay

Colonia Express también ofrece paquetes turísticos a Colonia y otras ciudades de Uruguay. Estos paquetes incluyen pasajes, traslados y alojamiento en hoteles.

Oficinas en Uruguay

• Colonia de Sacramento: Muelle de Ultramar, Puerto de Colonia, Uruguay. Teléfono: +598 (452) 29676 / 78
• Montevideo: Terminal de Tres Cruces, Av. Italia y Blvd. Artigas, Local 31A. Teléfono: +598 (2) 401-6666
• Punta del Este: Terminal de Punta del Este, Bvar. Artigas y La Angostura. Horarios: Lunes a Domingo de 9 a 21 hs.

La Flota de Colonia Express: Velocidad y Confort

Colonia Express cuenta con una moderna flota de catamaranes que garantizan un viaje cómodo y rápido:

La flota de Colonia Express se destaca por combinar velocidad y confort, brindando a los pasajeros una experiencia de viaje agradable y eficiente . Sus catamaranes modernos están diseñados para ofrecer comodidades y servicios que facilitan el disfrute del trayecto entre Buenos Aires y Colonia del Sacramento.

Atlantic Express es el catamarán más grande de la flota, con una eslora de 74 metros y una manga de 26 metros. Puede acomodar hasta 651 pasajeros y tiene capacidad para transportar 85 automóviles. Con una velocidad de crucero de 36 nudos, Atlantic Express garantiza un viaje rápido y cómodo.

Buenos Aires Express es un catamarán de tamaño mediano, con una eslora de 30 metros y una manga de 9 metros. A pesar de ser más pequeño que el Atlantic Express, sigue ofreciendo una experiencia confortable para hasta 180 pasajeros. Este catamarán tiene una velocidad de crucero de 26 nudos.

Por último, el catamarán Colonia Express cuenta con una eslora de 39 metros y una manga de 9,50 metros, lo que permite acomodar hasta 350 pasajeros. Este catamarán alcanza una velocidad de crucero de 31 nudos, asegurando una travesía veloz y confortable.

Cada uno de estos catamaranes de Colonia Express está equipado con asientos cómodos y amplios, además de ofrecer servicios como Wi-Fi, aire acondicionado, calefacción y opciones de entretenimiento a bordo. El objetivo de la compañía es brindar a los pasajeros una experiencia de viaje excepcional, combinando la rapidez en el traslado con la comodidad y el disfrute durante la travesía.

Servicio de Autobuses

El servicio de autobuses de Colonia Express ofrece comodidades como video, música, aire acondicionado, calefacción y Wi-Fi durante todo el trayecto. Con amplias butacas reclinables y apoya piernas, los viajeros pueden disfrutar de un viaje confortable y relajado.

Documentación requerida para viajar entre Argentina y Uruguay

Viajar entre Argentina y Uruguay requiere la presentación de cierta documentación específica, de acuerdo con las exigencias de las autoridades migratorias. Es fundamental tener en cuenta estos requisitos antes de realizar el viaje para evitar inconvenientes en la frontera.

Para los ciudadanos argentinos mayores de 18 años, es necesario presentar un D.N.I. o un pasaporte en buen estado y vigente. Cabe destacar que, desde el 1 de enero de 2015, las autoridades migratorias únicamente aceptan el Nuevo DNI y el pasaporte como documentos válidos para cruzar la frontera.

Por otro lado, los ciudadanos uruguayos mayores de 18 años deben presentar su cédula de identidad o pasaporte, también en buen estado y vigente, al momento de cruzar la frontera entre ambos países.

Distancia entre Buenos Aires y Colonia

En cuanto a la distancia entre Buenos Aires y Colonia, estas dos ciudades se encuentran separadas por aproximadamente 27 millas náuticas (50 km) de distancia. Gracias a la velocidad de los catamaranes de Colonia Express, los pasajeros pueden disfrutar de una travesía rápida y cómoda a través del Río de la Plata, permitiéndoles llegar a su destino en poco tiempo y aprovechar al máximo su visita a estas encantadoras ciudades.

Colonia Express se ha consolidado como una opción excepcional para aquellos que desean viajar en barco entre Buenos Aires y Colonia del Sacramento. Con una flota de catamaranes modernos y rápidos, paquetes turísticos atractivos y un exclusivo servicio de autobuses, Colonia Express ofrece una experiencia única en transporte fluvial. Reservar con anticipación y contar con la documentación adecuada garantiza un viaje sin contratiempos, permitiendo a los viajeros disfrutar de lo mejor que Argentina y Uruguay tienen para ofrecer.

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