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Coastal Regions of Uruguay

Tourism, attractions, sightseeing, plus sports and recreation along the Atlantic and Rio de la Plata coasts of Uruguay.
Balneario La Paloma, Rocha, Uruguay
Small seaside resort town with great beaches, dunes, archaeological site, historic forts, and plenty of sun and sea.
Coastal Resorts - Gold Coast and the Uruguayan Riviera
During the summer months, Uruguayans and savvy tourists flock to the beaches. They have the choices of river or ocean as Uruguay enjoys a long coastline from the Atlantic border with Brazil, down to the mouth of the Rio de la Plata, and up river to the border of Argentina.
Piriapolis - Uruguay's first seaside resort
Developed before Punta del Este along the lines of a European spa resort, Piriápolis attracts visitors for its excellent beaches, lively nightlife, recreational facilities and relaxed vacation lifestyle.
Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay
Step back into history in this popular colonial town, resort city, a UNESCO heritage historic district and one of the least known treasures for visitors to South America
Piriápolis, Uruguay
Developed before Punta del Este along the lines of a European spa resort, Piriápolis attracts visitors for its excellent beaches, lively nightlife, recreational facilities and relaxed vacation lifestyle.
Apart Hotel Bremen
Montevideo accommodations per week or longer.
Asi es Uruguay
Click on the numbers for wonderful photos of Uruguay.
Gran Hotel España
Minutes away from the nearest beach and Punta Del Este's main shopping and nightlife center.
Hotel Argentina
In Atlantida not far from Mansa Beach.
Hotel Casino El Mirador
In Colonia del Sacramento.
Hotel Terrazas del Puerto
Hotel Terrazas del Puerto overlooks the sailboats in the marina at Piriapolis.
Hotels in Piriapolis
Hotels listed alphabetically, with location, phone numbers and rating.
La Oveja Blanca
Pastry and ice cream shop in the resort town of Santa Ana.
Montevideo
Photos and descriptions of some of the sights of the city. Make sure you follow the links to see more of the country.

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