Sepe Tiaraju

Sepe Tiaraju (GEL), the regional airport serving Alegrete in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, was established in the mid-20th century (circa 1950s) and operates from a single small terminal, making it easy to navigate for quick connections. As a modest but important local gateway, the airport handles general aviation, occasional scheduled and charter flights, and supports access to the Pampas and nearby Uruguay border towns. It’s a short drive from Alegrete city center with road links, taxis and limited local shuttle options — public transit is sparse. Not a major airline hub, it’s generally considered affordable for travelers due to its regional focus and limited carrier competition.