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    Atlántida
  Cabo Polonio
  Chuy
  La Barra / José Ignacio
  La Paloma
  La Pedrera
  Maldonado
  Minas
  Piriapolis
  Punta del Diablo
  Punta del Este
  Valizas / Aguas Dulces
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Chuy Minas Punta del Diablo Valizas / Aguas Dulces Cabo Polonio La Barra / José Ignacio Punta del Este Piriápolis Maldonado Atlántida La Pedrera La Paloma

The Beaches

e display the beauty of the sea in this corridor made up by: Atlántida, Minas, Maldonado, Piriápolis, Punta del Este, La Barra, José Ignacio, La Paloma, La Pedrera, Cabo Polonio, Valizas, Aguas Dulces, Punta del Diablo and Chuy. Each of these beaches has a style of their own for all visitors to find themselves at ease on the Uruguayan coast.

Atlántida and Piriápolis are the two oldest bathing resorts. The former continues to be the most popular choice amongst the Uruguayan, with a family atmosphere and a balanced combination of woodlands and beaches. The latter treasures dreamed-of seaside sceneries and the highest hill in the country along with a top-of-the-line hotel infrastructure which stood out in the old days.

The unquestionable glamour of Punta del Este has caused it to be nicknamed “the pearl of Uruguay”. Every year, the most select foreign tourists enjoy its white sandy beaches and its sea, more peaceful in the area known as La Mansa and more violent at La Brava. International chain hotels and the highest quality services complete the exclusive offer made by the city. Maldonado, which lies a short distance away, is the administrative center of Punta del Este. It stands out for its neat colonial architecture.

The singular undulated bridge of Punta del Este leads to La Barra and José Ignacio, which also show a trend during the Uruguayan summer. Always on fashion, La Barra is the destination chosen by celebrities. Farther away, José Ignacio is a paradisiacal nook for those who wish to relax by the sea.
La Pedrera, La Paloma and Cabo Polonio are the quietest options to spend the summer days beholding magical sunsets. In turn, Valizas, Aguas Dulces and the picturesque fishermen village called Punta del Diablo are other pleasant alternatives.

On the Northern end, there lies the district of Chuy, which borders on Brazil. As it is a tax-free area, it represents a huge commercial exchange center. In addition to this outstanding feature, it displays beaches where the Atlantic Ocean, palm trees and lagoons which embellish the surroundings of the city are appreciated. 
Recommended activities Total: 94 tours and excursions.  
A Place for the Family
Atlántida
Canelones
A Place for the Family

Atlántida is the closest seaside resort to the City of Montevideo. For decades, it has been the place chosen by many Uruguayan families to build their weekend houses.
 
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Together, at Last
Minas
Lavalleja
Together, at Last

There are places that have always been there but are never visited because they are on the way to some other place. Half way between the Districts of Piriápolis and Minas,...
 
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Sea Horses
Cabo Polonio
Rocha
Sea Horses

Polonio was constituted as a town over eighty years ago and various routes and accesses have emerged ever since. There is no doubt that riding is the ideal way for lovers...
 
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