Tacuarembó primarily uses its central bus terminal, Terminal de Ómnibus Carlos Gardel, as the main hub for arrivals and departures. Car rental services are also available directly within the city.
Buses are a common way to reach Tacuarembó. Direct services operate from Montevideo's Terminal Tres Cruces, with journeys typically taking between 4 hours 30 minutes and 5 hours 5 minutes, and costs ranging from approximately $22 to $40 USD. Several companies, including Grupo Agencia Central and Turil, offer daily routes.
Renting a car provides flexibility for exploring Tacuarembó and the surrounding region. Agencies like Europcar and Avis/Budget Rent a Car have offices in the city. Major routes connect Tacuarembó to other parts of Uruguay, such as Route 5 from Montevideo or Rivera, and Route 26 from Salto.
There is no direct commercial airport in Tacuarembó. The nearest option is Salto Airport (STY), located about 119.8 miles away. Flights to Salto are available from various locations, including Montevideo. While direct flights from the United States to Salto are not common, connecting flights are available, with one-way tickets potentially starting from $90 and round trips from $187. Flight duration to Salto averages around 1 hour 5 minutes.
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