Cheap Flights from New York City (NYC) to Montevideo (MVD)

New York is a densely populated urban center composed of five boroughs. The metropolis is served by three airports; John F. Kennedy International Airport is a modern airport and is located on Jamaica Bay, 15 miles from Manhattan. It has four runways and six terminals to accommodate both local and international flights. LaGuardia Airport, the second airport serving NYC has two runways and four terminals dedicated to passenger and cargo operations. Newark Liberty International Airport in the state of New Jersey features three runways and three terminals. It also handles a significant amount of cargo.

The AirTrain JFK is linked to the subway system, bus and the Long Island Rail Road. Take the train, subway or bus towards Jamaica or Howard Beach Station where you can be connected by the AirTrain. Taxis, shared rides and van services are other means of linking downtown to JFK. To get to LaGuardia from downtown, use LaGuardia Link Q70 SBS and the bus service, M60 SBS. Alternatively, you can also hop in taxicabs or opt for shared rides. From NYC to Newark Liberty, the best options are to take the Amtrak (train) and the NJ Transit (bus). At the Penn Station, you can be connected to the airport via the AirTrain Newark.

Uruguay's capital is getting more than a second glance from its visitors with the number of enticing attractions it offers, from sun-soaked beaches on the Atlantic coast and a natural harbor to colonial architecture and rich museums. Stroll through cobbled streets at the old town flanked by 18th-century mansions and churches, hotels, restaurants and retailers. Shoppers will surely love the Punta Carretas Mall with 200 stores and cinemas for entertainment. Be part of the lively café culture or enjoy the bars and clubs at night. Montevideo has something that will tug at your heart whether it's the opera at Teatro Solis or the passionate football history and culture.

Carrasco/General Cesareo L. Berisso International Airport is the primary airport in the capital serving passengers on flights from New York to Montevideo. To reach the center, you can drive on National Route 101 if you have a rental car. This road is linked to the Avenida de las Americas and Avenida Italia running all the way to the center. Taxis and shuttles are convenient ways to get to the center of Montevideo. Buses can also be found outside the terminal. They head towards the 'Tres Cruces' bus terminal where you can go to many destinations and hotels downtown.