#punta del este

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Elliott Erwitt - Punta del Este, Uruguay

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Lionel Viera Bridge, La Barra, Uruguay: The Lionel Viera Bridge, also known as the Puente de la Barra and Maldonado Bridge, is a stressed ribbon bridge linking the cities of Punta del Este and La Barra across the Maldonado Creek [es] in southern Uruguay. The bridge is a landmark of both the local beach communities and of Uruguay. Wikipedia

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Che Guevara lendo o jornal La Nacion durante Conferência Econômica Interamericana de Punta del Este.

16 de agosto de 1961

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fuck it - Buenos Aires moodboard ♡

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Maldonado, Uruguay

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Yates en invernaje (agosto), Punta del Este, 2007.

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I'm trying over and over and over and over and...

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La main de Punta del Este

Nouvel article publié sur https://www.2tout2rien.fr/la-main-de-punta-del-este/

La main de Punta del Este

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Del Este.

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Uruguay, un país muy lejano para los bolsillos de los argentinos

Durante las últimas décadas, las circunstancias cambiantes de la economía han acercado y alejado a los turistas locales de las aguas esteñas con el vaivén del poder adquisitivo del peso Por Gustavo Ammaturo Punta del Este, uno de los destinos más elegidos por los argentinos, cuando hay libertad cambiaria (Ministerio de Turismo de Uruguay) Dentro de la República Oriental del Uruguay se encuentra…

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echinoidea, gastropoda and whales

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Punta Del Este was another standout city for me. I loved visiting Casa Pueblo & the Ralli Museo! The have so much history and striking views. For traveled who want a good sense of the city, I’d recommend spending at least two full days to lounge around the beaches, visit the Gorriti island, and the museums in the area.

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Punta del Este’s Beaches: Uruguay’s Glamorous Coastal Getaway

Nestled along Uruguay’s southeastern coast, Punta del Este is often referred to as the "St. Tropez of South America." Renowned for its pristine beaches, luxurious lifestyle, and vibrant nightlife, this glamorous seaside resort attracts travelers from around the globe. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or cultural immersion, Punta del Este promises a memorable escape.

Arriving at Punta del Este

Punta del Este is easily accessible from the capital, Montevideo, via a scenic two-hour drive. International travelers can also fly directly into the Punta del Este Airport, which connects with major cities across South America.

Exploring the Beaches

Playa Brava Famous for its iconic “La Mano” sculpture, a giant hand emerging from the sand, Playa Brava is the perfect spot for stunning photo opportunities. Its strong waves attract surfers, while sunbathers can relax and enjoy the expansive shoreline.

Playa Mansa For a more tranquil experience, head to Playa Mansa. Overlooking the calmer waters of the Rio de la Plata, this beach is ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, and picnics at sunset.

José Ignacio Just a short drive from the city center, José Ignacio offers a more secluded and bohemian vibe. This beach town is known for its rustic charm, upscale beach clubs, and fresh seafood restaurants.

Punta del Este’s Iconic Landmarks

Casapueblo A masterpiece of Uruguayan artist Carlos Páez Vilaró, Casapueblo is a whimsical whitewashed building perched on a cliff. Part museum, part gallery, and part hotel, it’s also the best spot to catch breathtaking sunsets.

Gorriti Island Take a boat ride to Gorriti Island, a peaceful retreat with walking trails and hidden beaches. It’s a great spot for snorkeling and enjoying the natural beauty away from the crowds.

La Barra This vibrant neighborhood is famous for its colorful houses, trendy boutiques, and buzzing nightlife. La Barra is the go-to place for experiencing Punta del Este’s youthful and energetic side.

Culinary Delights

Punta del Este is a haven for food lovers. Indulge in freshly caught seafood at beachfront restaurants, savor Uruguay’s famous asado (barbecue), and try chivito, a hearty sandwich that’s a national favorite. Don’t forget to pair your meal with local wines, especially Tannat, Uruguay’s signature grape.

When to Visit

The best time to visit Punta del Este is during the summer months (December to February) when the beaches are at their liveliest. However, the shoulder seasons (spring and autumn) offer milder weather, fewer crowds, and more affordable accommodations.

Planning Your Trip

Navigating Punta del Este’s many attractions requires thoughtful planning. Whether you want to arrange accommodations at luxury resorts, explore hidden beaches, or enjoy tailored tours, travel agencies like Roomchai Limited can help design the perfect itinerary for your needs.

Conclusion

Punta del Este is more than just a beach destination—it’s a place where natural beauty meets cultural sophistication. Whether you’re sipping cocktails by the shore, exploring artistic landmarks, or immersing yourself in local flavors, this Uruguayan gem promises an unforgettable coastal getaway. So pack your sunhat and sense of adventure, and let Punta del Este captivate your heart!

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Uruguay is preparing the stadium " Estadio Centenario" for the 2030 World Cup and the Legacy of the Spanish Language in Football. marking 100 years of football history. Discover the upgrades of the stadium and the role of the Spanish language in uniting fans worldwide in a full article on the school's blog: https://www.spanish-herradura.com/blog