RORO and container · Updated November 2026
Vehicle Shipping from Europe to Argentina and Uruguay
Shipping a car from Europe to Zárate (Argentina) or Montevideo (Uruguay) by RORO typically costs €1,440–1,680, including export documents, customs and port fees, or €3,470–4,000 for a motorhome, based on IVSS quotes in the last 90 days. Import costs are paid locally: about US$850–990 in Montevideo or US$650–1,080 in Zárate. Ships take about 22–35 days.
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Standard car, RORO, Europe to Zárate or Montevideo
from €1,440
Typical range €1,440–1,680 · about 22–35 days at sea
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€1,440 incl. export fees (RORO)
Departures
Tilbury, Antwerp, Hamburg
Arrival ports
Zárate, Argentina; Montevideo, Uruguay
Sailings
3–4 a month, about 22–35 days at sea
Import costs, Montevideo
About US$850–990
Import costs, Zárate
About US$650–1,080
Shared container
From £1,400 (UK) or €1,250 (EU), export
Motorbikes
Not accepted on RORO; ship by container
How much does RORO shipping cost?
Typical RORO price from Tilbury, Antwerp or Hamburg to Zárate or Montevideo, including BAF, LSL, export documents, customs and port fees, based on IVSS quotes for this route in the last 90 days. Hamburg departures cost about €150 more. Import costs are paid locally in US dollars (see below).
| Vehicle | Typical sea freight | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Car (saloon/hatchback) | €1,440 – 1,680 | Get a quote |
| 4x4 / SUV | €1,680 – 2,740 | Get a quote |
| Van | €2,740 – 3,520 | Get a quote |
| Campervan / motorhome | €3,470 – 4,000 | Get a quote |
| 4x4 camper / overlander | €2,740 – 3,690 | Get a quote |
| Expedition truck | €3,980 – 4,760 | Get a quote |
How much does container shipping cost?
Container is the choice for classics, high-value vehicles and anything you want to pack with belongings.
Container to Montevideo, export costs
| Departure | Shared, per vehicle | 20ft | 40ft HC |
|---|---|---|---|
| UK (Felixstowe) | £1,400 | £1,935 | £2,100 |
| Netherlands (Rotterdam) | €1,250 | €1,950 | €1,950 |
| Germany (Hamburg, Bremerhaven) | €1,250 | €2,000 | €2,250 |
Export costs include customs clearance, stuffing and trucking. Import costs in Montevideo and Zárate are high and are paid direct to the local agent: about US$1,000–1,250 per vehicle in a shared container, US$2,000 for a 20ft or US$2,500 for a 40ft HC (estimates).
How the container share works
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| Find a partner | We match you with another shipper going to Montevideo, or add you to our open container share list. |
| Deposit | A deposit is only taken once a partner is found. |
| Booking | Containers can only be booked 4–6 weeks before sailing, and the price is confirmed for that sailing. |
Shared space is subject to availability.
Not included: marine insurance, destination charges, duty and taxes, or costs from a customs inspection, verification or delay. Lithium-ion batteries must be declared before booking.
Why are you shipping your vehicle to Argentina or Uruguay?
Touring / Overlanding
Start in the far south
Ship to Montevideo or Zárate and drive Patagonia, the Andes and north.
Read moreMoving to Argentina or Uruguay
Relocate with your vehicle
New residents in Argentina and returning Uruguayans have their own allowances.
Read moreClassic and collector cars
Ship a classic car
Argentina accepts collector cars over 30 years old with an import certificate.
Read moreTrade and business
Dealers, fleets and machinery
RORO for trucks and plant, and containers to Montevideo.
Read moreEntry rules
What are the rules for temporary entry, permanent import and transfer of residence in Argentina and Uruguay?
Both countries let tourists bring a vehicle in temporarily, but their rules for keeping a vehicle differ a lot. Uruguay prohibits most used vehicle imports; Argentina has specific rules for new residents and collector cars.
| Option | Who it is for | Duty and tax | What you need |
|---|---|---|---|
| Argentina: temporary entry (visitors and tourists) | Travellers who live outside Argentina. | No duty while the vehicle is under temporary admission. | Title in your name (or a notarised authority to drive), a driving licence valid in Argentina and Argentine third-party insurance. Up to 8 months, extendable if your immigration stay is extended. |
| Uruguay: temporary entry (visitors and tourists) | Tourists who live outside Uruguay. | No duty while the vehicle is under temporary admission. | Up to 12 months; can be extended to a total of 24 months if you apply to the Ministry of Economy before it expires. |
| Argentina: permanent import | Returning Argentines, new residents, or collector cars over 30 years old. | Used vehicles are banned except for returning Argentines, new permanent residents and collector cars over 30 years old worth at least US$12,000 FOB. Outside the residence allowances, full duties and taxes apply. | Collector cars need prior authorisation from the Secretaría de Industria y Comercio before shipping. Moving there? See transfer of residence. Clearance through our broker, a local agent we introduce, or your own broker. |
| Uruguay: permanent import | Anyone wanting to keep a used vehicle in Uruguay. | Not possible for most vehicles: imports of used cars, vans, trucks and motorcycles are prohibited. | Limited exceptions need a certificate of need from two ministries. |
| Argentina: classic / historic vehicles | Collector vehicles over 30 years old, with an FOB value of at least US$12,000. | Import duty and tax are payable. We confirm the amount for your vehicle before you ship. | Import authorisation from the Secretaría de Industria y Comercio before shipping (applied for online; we confirm the current certificate and any accreditation for your vehicle). The vehicle cannot be sold or transferred for 2 years after customs release. |
| Uruguay: classic / historic vehicles | Sporting or classic vehicles over 30 years old, used only for exhibition or competition. | We confirm duty and tax for your vehicle before you ship. | A certificate of need; the vehicle cannot be sold or transferred for 48 months. |
| Argentina: transfer of residence | People taking up permanent residence: one used car per person aged 18 or over. | Duty-free if the customs value is US$15,000 or less; above that, taxes are due on the full value. | The car registered in your name at least 3 months before arrival. Temporary residents can import temporarily for up to 480 days, with no extension. |
| Uruguay: returning residents | Uruguayans returning after 2 years' continuous residence abroad. | One vehicle, once, under a duty-free allowance. Motorhomes, trucks and vehicles with more than two axles are excluded. | A consular residence certificate; the vehicle owned for at least a year. It cannot be sold for 2 years. |
| Uruguay: transfer of residence (foreigners) | Foreigners moving to Uruguay (a vehicle only for qualifying retirees). | No general allowance: vehicles are excluded from foreigners' household-goods relief. Only foreign retirees qualifying under Ley 16.340 may bring one vehicle free of duty. | Permanent residence, consulate-visaed list of goods, passport and bill of lading. The vehicle is cleared with an Economy Ministry resolution, must be insured, and cannot be sold for 4 years. |
A temporarily imported vehicle must leave before its permit ends. In Argentina an overstay can bring penalties under the Customs Code; in Uruguay ask for any extension before the 12 months run out.
Official sources: ARCA: entering Argentina with a vehicle from other countries · ARCA: foreigners coming to live in Argentina · Argentina.gob.ar: certificate to import collector vehicles (CIVAC) · IMPO: Decreto 26/003, tourist vehicles in Uruguay · IMPO: Ley 17.887, prohibition on used vehicle imports · WTO: Uruguay quantitative restriction 1097 (in force) · gub.uy: vehicles for Uruguayans returning home · Argentina: Decreto 110/1999, Art. 7 (used vehicles) · Boletín Oficial: Resolución 300/2025 (collector vehicles) · DNA Uruguay: foreigners coming to live in Uruguay · IMPO: Ley 16.340 (foreign retirees)
Customs clearance is through our broker, a local agent we introduce, or your own broker. Rules change; we confirm them for your vehicle before you ship.
Touring / Overlanding
How do I start my South American trip?
Montevideo and Zárate, near Buenos Aires, are the usual starting points for a trip through South America or north towards Alaska. Your vehicle travels in the ship's enclosed hold, and you fly to meet it.
What you need
- Original registration document and passport
- The bill of lading from us
- Motor insurance valid in Argentina and Uruguay
- All keys for every compartment, handed over for the carrier's inspection
Before you ship
- Cars and 4x4s must be shipped empty
- Motorhomes may carry some items within the carrier's rules
- Declare any motorbike carried inside: extra import fees apply
- Remove gas bottles and declare lithium batteries
Collecting your vehicle
Arrive early to start the import paperwork, and collect while the ship is discharging to save storage. A Friday arrival often means collection on Monday.
Zárate or Montevideo?
Both are on the same sailings. Import costs at Zárate are usually lower for cars; we quote both.
Shipping home
When your trip ends we ship from Zárate and Montevideo to Europe, the USA and South Africa.
Importing
How do I clear my vehicle in Montevideo or Zárate?
Import costs in Argentina and Uruguay are high and are paid locally. Our broker, a local agent we introduce, or your own broker can handle the clearance.
- Montevideo
- Port fees by weight, a US$249 transfer fee and about US$150 for clearance; 5 days' storage included, then about US$60 a day.
- Zárate
- Port fees by volume plus 21% tax, tolls by weight and clearance; 7 free days, then US$10 a day plus VAT.
- Non-EU vehicles from Antwerp
- Original vehicle documents must be shown to customs for export.
- Documents
- Original registration or title, passport and the bill of lading.
Trade and business
Do you ship for dealers, importers and businesses?
We ship vehicles, trucks and equipment from Europe to Argentina and Uruguay for businesses as well as travellers.
RORO
3–4 sailings a month from Tilbury, Antwerp and Hamburg to Zárate and Montevideo. Units over 4.20 m high or 2.60 m wide pay a surcharge.
Containers
Sole-use 20ft from £1,935 (UK) or €1,950 (Netherlands) to Montevideo. See container prices above.
Other routes
Argentina and Uruguay to Europe, the USA and South Africa.
Price match
We will try to match or beat any valid quotation.
Why ship with IVSS?
Advice you can use
Temporary and permanent import, paperwork and insurance, explained before you book.
Trusted agents only
We only use agents we know, which avoids surprise costs.
Kept informed
We update you at every stage, from booking to collection.
We have done it ourselves
We have shipped our own vehicle around the world.
How does shipping from Europe work?
Book 4–8 weeks ahead. We handle the booking and paperwork, and help with customs.
1
Get a quote
Fill in the 2-minute form for instant pricing.
2
Book your sailing
We confirm the carrier, date and port delivery instructions.
3
Prepare
Clean the vehicle, remove loose items, send your registration document and passport copy.
4
Drop off
At the terminal, normally 4–7 days before sailing.
5
Sea crossing
We track the vessel and keep you updated until arrival.
6
Clearance and collection
Customs is cleared by our broker, a local agent or your own; collection is normally 2–3 working days after arrival.
Do I need marine insurance for the crossing?
Your road insurance does not cover the sea crossing. We arrange All Risks marine insurance from the departure port to the arrival port, with or without a condition survey.
Motorhomes, expedition trucks and 4x4 campers: when insured through us, personal items inside the vehicle are covered up to €15,000, where your route allows belongings in the vehicle.
- Insured value up to €25,000€200 single trip, €400 multi-trip
- Insured value up to €50,000€300 single trip, €600 multi-trip
- Insured value up to €100,000€425 single trip, €850 multi-trip
- Higher values, up to €1,000,000In bands, shown on your quote; above that, ask us
Excess €500 per claim. Cover is subject to the insurer's policy wording, which we send with your booking confirmation. Damage, theft and claims
Questions about shipping from Europe
How much does it cost to ship a car from Europe to Argentina or Uruguay?
RORO for a standard car typically costs €1,440–1,680, including export documents, customs and port fees, based on IVSS quotes in the last 90 days. Import costs are paid locally: about US$850–990 in Montevideo or US$650–1,080 in Zárate.
Which is better, Zárate or Montevideo?
Both are served by the same RORO sailings. Import costs at Zárate are usually lower for cars, while Montevideo suits travellers starting in Uruguay. We quote both.
How long does shipping from Europe to South America take?
Usually about 22–35 days at sea, with 3–4 sailings a month. Some sailings call in Brazil and West Africa on the way.
Can I leave belongings in my vehicle?
Cars and 4x4s must be shipped empty. Motorhomes, campervans and expedition trucks may carry some items within the carrier's guidelines. All keys for every compartment must be handed over for the carrier's inspection.
How long can I keep my vehicle in Argentina or Uruguay as a tourist?
Argentina allows up to 8 months, extendable if your immigration stay is extended. Uruguay allows 12 months, extendable to a total of 24 months on request.
Can I ship my motorbike by RORO?
Not on this route at present. Motorbikes can go in a container, or shared container, to Montevideo.
Can I import a classic car to Argentina?
Vehicles over 30 years old, with an FOB value of at least US$12,000, can be imported as collector vehicles with import authorisation from the Secretaría de Industria y Comercio, applied for before shipping. The vehicle cannot be sold or transferred for 2 years after customs release. We confirm duty and tax for your vehicle before you ship.
When are the next sailings from Europe to Argentina and Uruguay?
Live schedules from the carriers we book with. Dates move; we confirm yours at booking.
UK and Europe to Argentina and Uruguay
RORO
Next sailing: Grande Sierra Leone from Hamburg on 18 Nov 2026, arriving Montevideo on 16 Dec 2026 (28 days). About 5 sailings a month. Updated 11 Nov 2026.
Calls at Montevideo and Zarate
| Vessel | From | Departs | Montevideo | Zarate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grande Sierra Leone | Hamburg | 18 Nov 2026 | 16 Dec 2026 | 18 Dec 2026 |
| Grande Sierra Leone | Tilbury | 21 Nov 2026 | 16 Dec 2026 | 18 Dec 2026 |
| Grande Sierra Leone | Antwerp | 24 Nov 2026 | 16 Dec 2026 | 18 Dec 2026 |
| Grande Francia | Hamburg | 25 Nov 2026 | 22 Mar 2027 | 24 Mar 2027 |
| Grande Nigeria | Tilbury | 28 Nov 2026 | 28 Dec 2026 | 30 Dec 2026 |
| Grande Nigeria | Antwerp | 5 Dec 2026 | 28 Dec 2026 | 30 Dec 2026 |
| Grande Nigeria | Hamburg | 7 Dec 2026 | 28 Dec 2026 | 30 Dec 2026 |
| Grande Buenos Aires | Tilbury | 12 Dec 2026 | 12 Jan 2027 | 13 Jan 2027 |
| Grande Buenos Aires | Antwerp | 19 Dec 2026 | 12 Jan 2027 | 13 Jan 2027 |
| Grande Buenos Aires | Hamburg | 21 Dec 2026 | 12 Jan 2027 | 13 Jan 2027 |
| Grande Sierra Leone | Tilbury | 9 Jan 2027 | 5 Feb 2027 | 7 Feb 2027 |
| Grande Sierra Leone | Antwerp | 12 Jan 2027 | 5 Feb 2027 | 7 Feb 2027 |
| Grande Sierra Leone | Hamburg | 14 Jan 2027 | 5 Feb 2027 | 7 Feb 2027 |
| Grande Nigeria | Tilbury | 23 Jan 2027 | 19 Feb 2027 | 21 Feb 2027 |
| Grande Nigeria | Antwerp | 26 Jan 2027 | 19 Feb 2027 | 21 Feb 2027 |
| Grande Nigeria | Hamburg | 28 Jan 2027 | 19 Feb 2027 | 21 Feb 2027 |
| Grande Buenos Aires | Tilbury | 6 Feb 2027 | 5 Mar 2027 | 7 Mar 2027 |
| Grande Buenos Aires | Antwerp | 9 Feb 2027 | 5 Mar 2027 | 7 Mar 2027 |
| Grande Buenos Aires | Hamburg | 11 Feb 2027 | 5 Mar 2027 | 7 Mar 2027 |
| Grande Sierra Leone | Antwerp | 9 Mar 2027 | 2 Apr 2027 | 4 Apr 2027 |
| Grande Sierra Leone | Hamburg | 11 Mar 2027 | 2 Apr 2027 | 4 Apr 2027 |
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Hamburg 18 Nov → Montevideo 16 Dec · 28 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Hamburg 18 Nov → Zarate 18 Dec · 30 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Tilbury 21 Nov → Montevideo 16 Dec · 25 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Tilbury 21 Nov → Zarate 18 Dec · 27 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Antwerp 24 Nov → Montevideo 16 Dec · 22 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Antwerp 24 Nov → Zarate 18 Dec · 24 days
- Grande FranciaFrom Hamburg 25 Nov → Montevideo 22 Mar · 117 days
- Grande FranciaFrom Hamburg 25 Nov → Zarate 24 Mar · 119 days
- Grande NigeriaFrom Tilbury 28 Nov → Montevideo 28 Dec · 30 days
- Grande NigeriaFrom Tilbury 28 Nov → Zarate 30 Dec · 32 days
- Grande NigeriaFrom Antwerp 5 Dec → Montevideo 28 Dec · 23 days
- Grande NigeriaFrom Antwerp 5 Dec → Zarate 30 Dec · 25 days
- Grande NigeriaFrom Hamburg 7 Dec → Montevideo 28 Dec · 21 days
- Grande NigeriaFrom Hamburg 7 Dec → Zarate 30 Dec · 23 days
- Grande Buenos AiresFrom Tilbury 12 Dec → Montevideo 12 Jan · 31 days
- Grande Buenos AiresFrom Tilbury 12 Dec → Zarate 13 Jan · 32 days
- Grande Buenos AiresFrom Antwerp 19 Dec → Montevideo 12 Jan · 24 days
- Grande Buenos AiresFrom Antwerp 19 Dec → Zarate 13 Jan · 25 days
- Grande Buenos AiresFrom Hamburg 21 Dec → Montevideo 12 Jan · 22 days
- Grande Buenos AiresFrom Hamburg 21 Dec → Zarate 13 Jan · 23 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Tilbury 9 Jan → Montevideo 5 Feb · 27 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Tilbury 9 Jan → Zarate 7 Feb · 29 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Antwerp 12 Jan → Montevideo 5 Feb · 24 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Antwerp 12 Jan → Zarate 7 Feb · 26 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Hamburg 14 Jan → Montevideo 5 Feb · 22 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Hamburg 14 Jan → Zarate 7 Feb · 24 days
- Grande NigeriaFrom Tilbury 23 Jan → Montevideo 19 Feb · 27 days
- Grande NigeriaFrom Tilbury 23 Jan → Zarate 21 Feb · 29 days
- Grande NigeriaFrom Antwerp 26 Jan → Montevideo 19 Feb · 24 days
- Grande NigeriaFrom Antwerp 26 Jan → Zarate 21 Feb · 26 days
- Grande NigeriaFrom Hamburg 28 Jan → Montevideo 19 Feb · 22 days
- Grande NigeriaFrom Hamburg 28 Jan → Zarate 21 Feb · 24 days
- Grande Buenos AiresFrom Tilbury 6 Feb → Montevideo 5 Mar · 27 days
- Grande Buenos AiresFrom Tilbury 6 Feb → Zarate 7 Mar · 29 days
- Grande Buenos AiresFrom Antwerp 9 Feb → Montevideo 5 Mar · 24 days
- Grande Buenos AiresFrom Antwerp 9 Feb → Zarate 7 Mar · 26 days
- Grande Buenos AiresFrom Hamburg 11 Feb → Montevideo 5 Mar · 22 days
- Grande Buenos AiresFrom Hamburg 11 Feb → Zarate 7 Mar · 24 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Antwerp 9 Mar → Montevideo 2 Apr · 24 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Antwerp 9 Mar → Zarate 4 Apr · 26 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Hamburg 11 Mar → Montevideo 2 Apr · 22 days
- Grande Sierra LeoneFrom Hamburg 11 Mar → Zarate 4 Apr · 24 days
Schedule as at 11 Nov 2026. Dates are the carriers' estimates and can change; we confirm yours when you book.
Container
Next sailing: Maersk Labrea from Bremerhaven on 13 Nov 2026, arriving Montevideo on 10 Dec 2026 (27 days). About 8 sailings a month. Updated 11 Nov 2026.
Calls at Montevideo
| Vessel | From | Departs | Montevideo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maersk Labrea | Bremerhaven | 13 Nov 2026 | 10 Dec 2026 |
| San Raphael Maersk | Rotterdam | 15 Nov 2026 | 17 Dec 2026 |
| San Raphael Maersk | Bremerhaven | 20 Nov 2026 | 17 Dec 2026 |
| San Felix | Rotterdam | 22 Nov 2026 | 24 Dec 2026 |
| San Felix | Bremerhaven | 27 Nov 2026 | 24 Dec 2026 |
| Maersk Laguna | Rotterdam | 29 Nov 2026 | 31 Dec 2026 |
| Maersk Laguna | Bremerhaven | 4 Dec 2026 | 31 Dec 2026 |
| Maersk Londrina | Rotterdam | 6 Dec 2026 | 7 Jan 2027 |
| Maersk Londrina | Bremerhaven | 11 Dec 2026 | 7 Jan 2027 |
| Maersk Laberinto | Rotterdam | 13 Dec 2026 | 14 Jan 2027 |
| Maersk Laberinto | Bremerhaven | 18 Dec 2026 | 14 Jan 2027 |
| Maersk Lins | Rotterdam | 20 Dec 2026 | 21 Jan 2027 |
| Maersk Lins | Bremerhaven | 25 Dec 2026 | 21 Jan 2027 |
| Maersk La Paz | Rotterdam | 3 Jan 2027 | 4 Feb 2027 |
| Maersk La Paz | Bremerhaven | 8 Jan 2027 | 4 Feb 2027 |
| Maersk Labrea | Rotterdam | 10 Jan 2027 | 11 Feb 2027 |
| Maersk Labrea | Bremerhaven | 15 Jan 2027 | 11 Feb 2027 |
| San Raphael Maersk | Rotterdam | 17 Jan 2027 | 18 Feb 2027 |
| San Raphael Maersk | Bremerhaven | 22 Jan 2027 | 18 Feb 2027 |
| San Felix | Rotterdam | 24 Jan 2027 | 25 Feb 2027 |
| San Felix | Bremerhaven | 29 Jan 2027 | 25 Feb 2027 |
| Maersk Laguna | Rotterdam | 31 Jan 2027 | 4 Mar 2027 |
| Maersk Laguna | Bremerhaven | 5 Feb 2027 | 4 Mar 2027 |
| Maersk Londrina | Rotterdam | 7 Feb 2027 | 11 Mar 2027 |
| Maersk Londrina | Bremerhaven | 12 Feb 2027 | 11 Mar 2027 |
| Maersk Laberinto | Rotterdam | 14 Feb 2027 | 18 Mar 2027 |
| Maersk Laberinto | Bremerhaven | 19 Feb 2027 | 18 Mar 2027 |
| Maersk Lins | Rotterdam | 21 Feb 2027 | 25 Mar 2027 |
| Maersk Lins | Bremerhaven | 26 Feb 2027 | 25 Mar 2027 |
| Maersk Leticia | Rotterdam | 28 Feb 2027 | 1 Apr 2027 |
| Maersk Leticia | Bremerhaven | 5 Mar 2027 | 1 Apr 2027 |
| Maersk La Paz | Rotterdam | 7 Mar 2027 | 8 Apr 2027 |
- Maersk LabreaFrom Bremerhaven 13 Nov → Montevideo 10 Dec · 27 days
- San Raphael MaerskFrom Rotterdam 15 Nov → Montevideo 17 Dec · 32 days
- San Raphael MaerskFrom Bremerhaven 20 Nov → Montevideo 17 Dec · 27 days
- San FelixFrom Rotterdam 22 Nov → Montevideo 24 Dec · 32 days
- San FelixFrom Bremerhaven 27 Nov → Montevideo 24 Dec · 27 days
- Maersk LagunaFrom Rotterdam 29 Nov → Montevideo 31 Dec · 32 days
- Maersk LagunaFrom Bremerhaven 4 Dec → Montevideo 31 Dec · 27 days
- Maersk LondrinaFrom Rotterdam 6 Dec → Montevideo 7 Jan · 32 days
- Maersk LondrinaFrom Bremerhaven 11 Dec → Montevideo 7 Jan · 27 days
- Maersk LaberintoFrom Rotterdam 13 Dec → Montevideo 14 Jan · 32 days
- Maersk LaberintoFrom Bremerhaven 18 Dec → Montevideo 14 Jan · 27 days
- Maersk LinsFrom Rotterdam 20 Dec → Montevideo 21 Jan · 32 days
- Maersk LinsFrom Bremerhaven 25 Dec → Montevideo 21 Jan · 27 days
- Maersk La PazFrom Rotterdam 3 Jan → Montevideo 4 Feb · 32 days
- Maersk La PazFrom Bremerhaven 8 Jan → Montevideo 4 Feb · 27 days
- Maersk LabreaFrom Rotterdam 10 Jan → Montevideo 11 Feb · 32 days
- Maersk LabreaFrom Bremerhaven 15 Jan → Montevideo 11 Feb · 27 days
- San Raphael MaerskFrom Rotterdam 17 Jan → Montevideo 18 Feb · 32 days
- San Raphael MaerskFrom Bremerhaven 22 Jan → Montevideo 18 Feb · 27 days
- San FelixFrom Rotterdam 24 Jan → Montevideo 25 Feb · 32 days
- San FelixFrom Bremerhaven 29 Jan → Montevideo 25 Feb · 27 days
- Maersk LagunaFrom Rotterdam 31 Jan → Montevideo 4 Mar · 32 days
- Maersk LagunaFrom Bremerhaven 5 Feb → Montevideo 4 Mar · 27 days
- Maersk LondrinaFrom Rotterdam 7 Feb → Montevideo 11 Mar · 32 days
- Maersk LondrinaFrom Bremerhaven 12 Feb → Montevideo 11 Mar · 27 days
- Maersk LaberintoFrom Rotterdam 14 Feb → Montevideo 18 Mar · 32 days
- Maersk LaberintoFrom Bremerhaven 19 Feb → Montevideo 18 Mar · 27 days
- Maersk LinsFrom Rotterdam 21 Feb → Montevideo 25 Mar · 32 days
- Maersk LinsFrom Bremerhaven 26 Feb → Montevideo 25 Mar · 27 days
- Maersk LeticiaFrom Rotterdam 28 Feb → Montevideo 1 Apr · 32 days
- Maersk LeticiaFrom Bremerhaven 5 Mar → Montevideo 1 Apr · 27 days
- Maersk La PazFrom Rotterdam 7 Mar → Montevideo 8 Apr · 32 days
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