Immigration and Customs are very easy and hassle-free if clearing in at Colonia.
The Prefecture office is located next to the Buquebus terminal, about a 10 minute walk from Colonia yacht harbor. The friendly officials will process your paperwork for free in about 10 minutes, and your boat will then have nine months to enjoy sailing in Uruguay.
No other offices need to be visited.
When exiting the country, get a note from the marina showing your bills have been paid, and return to the same office, who will issue your Zarpe. The attitude everywhere is very welcoming and friendly.
Last updated: February 2018.
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The tug ” GF TACUARY” has been removed and is now a clean bottom zone.
Omar Wetdoc, from Buenos Aires
Near to Colonia, Uruguay, Canal Martín García, sunken tugboat, now with small isolated danger buoy, white light with flashes.
Official notice to the navigators and position:
AVUR Nº: 0795.17 – RIO DE LA PLATA
CANALES A MARTIN GARCIA – PROXIMIDADES PASO DEL FARALLON
HUNDIDO EN 34º29.468′ S 057º56.568′ W REMOLCADOR B/R (PY) ” GF TACUARY”.
SEÑALIZADO CON UN BOYARIN PELIGRO AISLADO, DE LUZ BLANCA A DESTELLOS.
See: http://media.ultimahora.com/adjuntos/161/imagenes/007/551/0007551346.jpg
Omar Sanchez, Wetdoc.