Sun & beach
| Punta
del Este It is South America’s most sophisticated and renowned resort, which combines everything within its offer: quiet and rough beaches, sands full of people and places so empty it is possible to feel you own them. Hot temperatures during the day and refreshing breezes at night. The opportunity to admire the stars and the moon hearing the waves’ whispers, or to wildly go partying in a disco night. |
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| Piriápolis It is cozy and small, with surrounding hills that almost enter the sea and constitute its unmistakable trademark, just as its promenade, so reminiscent of the European resorts. |
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| Playas
Oceánica Rocha Its oceanic coasts, actually the entire department, are the places in which nature reveals itself in the liveliest and most exuberant way, with lagoons and swamps full of flora and fauna. Hundreds of kilometers of unexplored beaches and dream places like Punta del Diablo, Cabo Polonia, Valizas or La Barra del Chuy, or first quality resorts such as La Paloma, La Pedrera and La Coronilla. |
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| La
Costa de Oro Instead of hills, you find trees. But is maintains the same white sands surrounded by forests in which the sun shines through the pine and eucalyptus trees, just a few kilometers from Montevideo. |
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| Otras
Costas In Uruguay there are a great variety of beaches and resorts for those who seek a peaceful holiday. They are not very crowded and therefore ideal for families who wish to do sports and above all rest. It could be said, that this menu has a mixture of delicacies to offer, each with the native spice of the region where it is produced.In the Río Uruguay and in the Río Negro, you can fish from the sandy banks or take a rowing boat out into their calm waters. |
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| Punta
del Diablo Punta del Diablo constitutes an exceptional territorial resource. It has one of the few points that from certain height dominate the ocean, penetrating in it, and beaches apt for baths, with near sand dunes and a lively urban area. It is also close to other territorial resources now considered as protected. |
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| Playas
de Arena Blanca One third of the tourists arrive in the country through Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay. 42% of the country's population lives in Montevideo, which offers numerous day and night cultural activities, and has a wide range of restaurants and hotels. This estuary of the River Plate also offers 22 kilometres of white, sandy beaches. |
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| Deportes
Naúticos Uruguay caters for all tastes. Beaches with and without waves. Salt and fresh waters. Golden sands, which can be fine or coarse. Lonely or crowded beaches, with vegetation or completely desert-like. The River Plate, together with the Atlantic Ocean have 650 kilometres of enjoyable coasts to offer. And if we add to this the lakes, streams and rivers, the result is a diverse menu, which contemplates all tastes. |
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| Cabo
Polonio You can reach Cabo Polonio in a horse-drawn cart or in a 4-wheel-drive truck. In Cabo Polonio there is no electricity or paved streets. There are no cars and time doesn't matter. El Cabo boasts rustic huts and a lighthouse, an immense ocean where sea lions abound and absolute peace. |
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| La
Paloma We find this small and wonderful resort on Rocha’s Atlantic coast, in Uruguay. Having interesting tourist offers, the quality of its oceanic beaches make this natural paradise unique. |
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