Enjoy pristine beaches, incredible steaks, ranches and other things that offer more than just a South American setting. Travel to historical sites and places of cultural significance and learn about the Uruguayan way of life. Have a luxurious getaway to this South American paradise by going to these heavenly places on Earth.
1.) Devil’s Point
Find a quiet escape from the busy city in this quiet part of Uruguay. Walk miles of empty beach shores, surf and fish until you drop, and enjoy log cabins and a no-hassle rural lifestyle. Learn from people whose lives are as nature-oriented and realistic as the peaceful surroundings.
2.) Punta del Este
Punta del Este is known throughout the world as a luxurious resort with miles of beaches, a number of luxurious hotels and restaurants, and endless reasons to party. While not as famous as its European and American counterparts, its untamed charm and stunning beauty draw people here every summer. Show off your winning figure on its beaches by participating in its beach activities or partying in its discos that are open all night.
3.) Gorriti Island
Do you think that Punta del Este caters to so many people that it ruins the fun you deserve? Then go to Isla Goritti and find more beaches that can satisfy the hydrophilic man in you. 18th century fortresses also abounded in this idyllic location.
4.) Montevideo
Travel to the place of Spanish-Italian Art Deco design and see for yourself the cultural diversity in this piece of land. While it has lost many tourists to more famous tourist areas, Montevideo has its own beaches and festivities to be proud of. Travel between the end of February and the beginning of March and find yourself in the middle of a dance spree on the streets of Montevideo.
5.) Town House
Peek inside Uruguay’s Mediterranean villa and art gallery and explore its rooms dedicated to Carlos Vilaro’s masterpieces. Located just five minutes from Punta del Este, Casa Pueblo offers an impressive building that serves as a repository for equally amazing works of art. A bar was conveniently placed for visitors to relax in a totally different environment.
6.) Water sports
Uruguay’s long beach lines provide limitless possibilities when it comes to water activities. Find your gear and sail, boat, swim and fish some of the world’s most beautiful waters. With Uruguay water, there are simply limitless opportunities to enjoy.
7.) Colonia del Sacramento
Overlooking the Río de la Plata, Uruguay’s Colonia del Sacramento is a place where you can have some of the most cobbled streets, vibrant history, and most picturesque locations together. Visit the city museum, the drawbridge, the lighthouse and the bullrings. Plan your trip to this place and experience life with cheerful Uruguayans, nightclubs and other places of entertainment.
8.) Bullring
Plaza de Torros is located on the outskirts of Real de San Carlos, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay. Let your eyes feast on the grand architecture of the Plaza de Torros that characterizes this ephemeral bullring. Sneak with the locals through a broken gate and enter the bullfighter’s arena.
9.) Tristan Narvaja Feria
Located in Monetevideo, Feria de Tristán is the center of antiques, records, crafts and more in Uruguay. Browse second-hand books, pets, fruits, vegetables, and fish at this one-of-a-kind market. Shop on Sundays and enjoy a host of bohemian wares on display.
10.) Salvo Palace
Any Uruguayan trip is incomplete without a visit to this corner of Montevideo. Located at the intersection of Avenida 18 de Julio and Plaza Independencia, this hotel building is now home to a multitude of residential units and office spaces. Treat yourself to some contemporary architecture by visiting this Uruguayan skyscraper.