Must go. The nature landscape is breathtaking, and the sunset with the audio experience of Paez Vilaro reading his poem to the sun, is mind blowing. This a remarkable experience, worth every second. Buy tickets in advance and plan your visit close to the sunset hour, so you can do the museum tours and safe a good spot for the sunset spectacle.

Visited the museum only, and it was one of the most unique museums I have been to! Spectacular views, nice cafe/bar with the views to the sea to enjoy the sunset. Friendly staff (not to mention even playful kitties around!), really recommend :)

What an amazing property. We didn’t stay in the hotel, but we were able to walk the grounds by visiting the museum and eating at the restaurant whilst we enjoyed the sunset ceremony. The drive from Montevideo took 2 hours, but didn’t feel like that at all as the views kept getting better and better the further we kept going. Then boom - views for days. I have no words for how beautiful and ambitious this whole place is. We got there just in time as they were about to close. Right after we finished walking the grounds, we found a table right outside that was perfectly located with a view of the sunset. We had just gotten our food as the sunset ceremony was about to begin. Let me tell you something. Hearing Carlos Páez Vilaró talk about the sun and thanking it with the beautiful words he used got me all verklempt. Sure did end up sitting there with tears of joy as the sun fully went down. We went to town on the pizza and salad we got after finishing our cocktails. Man, that pizza was perfection. The second we left the property, I told myself I’d be back.

A Hidden Gem with Major Flaws I recently visited Casa Pueblo, and while the architecture is stunning and the location breathtaking, the overall experience was disappointing. The entrance fee of $14 per person feels steep, especially if you just want to grab a meal without visiting the museum. Unfortunately, the lunch experience was far from enjoyable—think more culinary mystery than local flavor. Toilets without soap or water? Check. A friendly yet unprofessional staff? Double check. And the terrace? Let’s just say it had some “surprises” under the tables. It’s a shame that such an iconic place isn’t being maintained properly. If you’re after beautiful art and architecture, Casa Pueblo is a must-see, but be prepared for a few unexpected quirks!

It‘s alright. Way too crowded though, it was hard to move. Why not put a cap on the number of visitors?! Took away all the fun of this really nice museum.

Stopped here on a day trip for photo ops. Definitely worth the stop. Would I pay to come and see this all by itself, probably not.

Sadly we arrived by bus on a tour from the ship. The driver parked down the shore and was rushing us. I needed at least 30-60 minutes here just to take in the architecture. I never made it inside the property but what I saw through the gates , behind the guard, looked amazing. I will have to return not on a rushed bus tour .

Took bus tour. Was great got to see the beach towns vs the inland area. See how that homes change. Being a peninsula, there is soot in town where it appears as an island with water in all 4 sides. Also went to the Carlos Paez Vilaro studio and museum. Excellent highly recommend. Some loca interestingl sites were pointed out and the food was really good.

Nice......clean....

Amazing views. Gained perspective on the city. Hopefully you will experience Sea Lion show offs. Very droll.

Place you should go in Punta del Este!! Nice all day!

Tip Top!

This is a wonderful place. Not only you can enjoy the amazing views of punta del este, have a delicious fresh bite in one of the many restaurants next to the water or take a boat to one of the close by islands (isla gorriti and isla de lobos) but also you can see a beautiful display of sea agles and sea lions being fed by the fishermans who along the day clean their fresh catch (you can also buy fresh sea food) and throw the remains into the water creating a dinamic and amazing "dance" of these beautiful wild animals flying and swimming around the bay to eat.. This is a perfect example of harmony and beauty between the economical interests of a city and the wild animals that inhabit the surrinding areas. It is a perfect win-win ecosystem! And an amazing spectacle!!

An excellent place or marina Good boat services and repairs Gas station over there for them From that part departures tourist boats to Gorriti Island and to Lobos Island Also fish boats It is common to see sea lions over the port as they are part of the family of the port. In winter is not empty but less movement

Fun sculpture in a beautiful section of punta del Este. Busy at most times it seems. Fantastic views of the surf and beach. Really beautiful here.

Nice Photo location. Depending on the day it can be super windy and also a lot of people will be in line for making pictures. You have a good view of the beach!

Extremely crowded, we arrived at around 12pm and the crowd was huge so it was hard to take good pics of it. There was a line at first but then people stopped respecting it and it got crazy lol. Still nice to see it, though.

Is a visit to “the Fingers” touristy and overcrowded? Yes. Is it also a must-do when in Punte del Este? Absolutely. Go, take a selfie and give the world the peace symbol or whatever finger fits your mood.

Amazing place to take puctures, admire the design and enjoy the water view

Great place to visit., the venue is right on the beach, along with shops and restaurants nearby.

The symbolic place at Punta del Este. We visited there at the begging of May in the morning around 8:40am. There was very few people, so it was easy to take a photo only with my family. Punta del Este was so much fun place.

Playa Brava can be really windy but it has some nice views for the beach and the boats! If you like this you should visit it!

The beach contains the five finger structure and it long and beautiful. You can go for a long walk on the beach as well as take a nice swim with the family

Beautiful beach. Incredibly long

Awesome beach

This beach on the eastern (Atlantic Ocean) side of Punta del Este's long peninsula has rougher water, as reflected in the name Playa Brava (Fierce Beach). It’s wide, and has good sections of firm, packed sand. The beach stretches for nearly 5 km from the southwestern end at Los Dedos (Hand Sculpture) to the northeastern end at an isthmus in El Placer. The beach is on the ‘rougher’ side and features larger waves than the Mansa side.

(Translated by Google) A very friendly beach, with a very family-friendly atmosphere. We had a great time. It's a very clean place with natural beauty. I went for a run and a walk. (Original) Praia muito de buenas, ambiente bem familiar, fizemos uma farofada boa. Lugar bem limpo e de belezas naturais Fiz uma corridinha mais uma caminhada

(Translated by Google) The sunset is on the other side, the water is very cold in October and there isn't much infrastructure, but it's beautiful! (Original) O pôr do sol fica do outro lados, a água é bem fria em outubro e não tem mta estrutura, mas é belíssima!

Long beach and has lots of mirador stops as indicated on google maps. You can walk on the streets to view the nice buildings and apartments that have amazing gardins (flowers and trees). It feels like they are competing for the best gardin of flowers. The beach has lots of washrooms along the way. It was a nice walk from the road and I would enter the different beach entrances to see what they built as a malacon view or sometimes statues.

Quiet beach where kids can enjoy all kinds of sports safely

One of the top five beaches I've been to in the world, including the Croatian coast, Hawaiian coast, and western United States. It might not look it at first, but spend a day or afternoon here and watch the sunset, and I think you'll agree. Additionally, the neighboring beach town is great, with great cuisine beautiful coastal roads, and fun shops.

Surrounding a fabulous Beach there are many lookout points for sea animals as well as sheep farming

Nice white sand beaches, smaller waves than "playa brava ". Safe for children if attended by an adult.

Best sunsets

Great place to be with kids. Nice beach clean water..

I have been to Punta many times, so finally thought I need to test the famous Enjoy hotel. Location is great (right opposite a great stretch of beach and in proximity to many good restaurants). Room was modern, clean and appealing. Service at breakfast was a bit lackluster. Lots of gambling Brazilians in the hotel, you need to like that. Been there, done it, Moving back to The Grand Hotel, I think.

Loved the views and attention to detail from the staff. Place is clean and has a great location. Easy to walk across to the beach. The morning breakfast buffet was something I will not repeat. I love my coffee robust and my food hot and tasty. We traveled out for our morning breakfast and coffee every day after the first days experience. The plumbing in the room has issues. The front door would not close easy. Then wouldn't lock shut. Beds are ok. I did get a kick out of the croupiers. Almost forgot to mention the views from the balcony are awesome!!! Came back today a year and a half later. I forgot to mention the casino is fun and the crap dealers were awesome to chat with! Upgrading my stars!!!

India and new hotel property available room please visit Udaipur hotel ,,the lake mount,, welcome

one of Punta's well-known hotels that changed owner and name. The casino makes the difference. Nice restaurants and bars. I didn't eat so I don't know if the food was that good, the drinks were fine anyway. Very good location.

My husband I just left Enjoy after being there a week. We had a wonderful time. Great pool and restaurants there. Would definitely stay there again… but would come when it is still in season so more places and amentities would be open.

Great view and staff's attention to detail. The location is excellent, and the space is tidy. It is simple to cross to the beach. Really liked the lobby's and our room's modern design. This location has my endorsement.

Rooms are old and dirty. Even the upgraded rooms have stained carpet and old disgusting linens. They really don't clean after each guest at the restaurant either. Staff is inconsiderate and unwelcoming. Stayed twice here for the location and the indoor pool, but both stays were unpleasant. I guess they can get away with charging high prices for a sub-par hotel because of the location.

We had an amazing time at the winery!! The wines were delicious and our host Gustavo was so welcoming and knowledgeable. We loved hanging out with the sweet pups, the amazing view, and delicious wine and tapas. We’ve been to many wineries and this is in our top now! You can tell they care about the quality of the wine and are passionate. Will return if I’m ever back in Punta del Este!!

We did a tour and wine tasting with Fiorela and it was fantastic! The area for wine-tasting is outdoors with a spectacular view. Fiorela gave us information in English which was greatly appreciated. Communication with them through WhatsApp had a fast response time. My only suggestion would be to give more directions on how to access the place from the main road. We figured it out, but wouldn’t have minded a bit of info beforehand since we had to open two gates ourselves.

The views are nice, and the staff are friendly, but the experience here is not remarkable. The olive oil is great. The wine is ok, the food is ok, and the facilities are quite basic: a simple carport type overhang and some picnic tables. The entire facility is somewhat temporary construction, including the bathrooms. All of that is inconsistent with the high prices charged. Do not recommend.

We booked for a visit, tasting and lunch for 12:30pm. We had to wait an hour… The visit never happened! The view is stunning, wine was ok but the lunch was not up to the price. It wasn’t fresh. We had to complain otherwise they were charging us for the full price while we did not get the visit + we got the wine but no one to explain what we were drinking. A bit disappointed but stunning view.

Amazing wines in a gorgeous location. Highly recommend.

Excellent wine tasting and very nice hostess.

These wines are really good. And the place will take you breath away. Worth visiting

Vina Eden is a fantastic place to relax, spend time with friends, and enjoy the amazing scenery and wildlife of Uruguay. The owners are extremely welcoming and the wine is fantastic. You won't be disappointed!!

Amazing place really beautiful view and great wine

Must visit. Wheelchair friendly. Kind staff, excellent food.

Very good experience at this winery. People took time to explain what they sre doing and tasting was well narrated. Food was may be okay, but overpriced. Typically, you will pay up for a kick at such places, but we were underwhelmed with all dishes and they appeared to us quite bland. Surprisingly the cheaper Tenant Cemento was better tasting vs 3 times more expensive one. Chardonnay 2015 was not good for $27. All prices are in the US$. App for $18, mains for @$40, deserts aare for $15. Wines are starting at @$40. Interesting point, they have caviar service with Champaign....very unusual, full spread goes for $375.

Excellent wines, great food, and a spectacular location. The owners are very welcoming and accommodating. Highly recommend.

Just an incredible place. Beautiful setting in the middle of rolling hills. Unfortunately that's where it all ends. Tour was less than interesting. Then worse was the wine tasting. How you can possibly have someone who knows nothing about your wines. Nor speaks clear Spanish or English be the person who serves your wines to your visitors. Mine you this is not a cheap experience. Truly a shame!! We were sat in a beautiful setting. Then our wines served all the same time. No explanation, no personally, no interaction nothing. We were 4 people and only given appetizers for 3. Ridiculous attention and you might as well bring a bag of potato chips for what you get. The only feed back and interest was when we approached the bar and started talking to the girl behind counter. She told us more and let us try other wines. Which we ended up buying. Sorry, because of our experience. I can not recommend anyone waste their time nor money at Vina Eden.

Lovely setting on a hill top. The restaurant food and the service were both excellent. I look forward to this place developing further.

Beautiful view

(Translated by Google) One of the trails is well marked with red ribbons. The complexity of the trek is low. At the base there is a mountain of ombues and much of the trail is done under the shade of trees. At the top there are great views of the mountains and the city of Minas. (Original) Uno de los senderos está bien señalizado con cintas rojas. La complejidad del treking es baja. Sobre la base hay un monte de ómbues y gran parte del sendero se realiza bajo la sombra de árboles. En la cima hay grandes vistas al monte y a la ciudad de Minas.

(Translated by Google) The entrance to the park is poorly signposted, you have to be careful on the way to see it on the right. At the Ministry of Environment's personal entrance, they give instructions to have a good experience. Beautiful views. Up to the Ombues mountain it is a walk without difficulties. From the mountain to the summit the difficulty increases, I recommend going with appropriate clothing and water. Always follow the instructions to avoid getting lost or having an accident. (Original) La entrada al parque esta mal señalizada, hay que estar atento en el cmaino para verla a la derecha. En la entrada personal de Ministerio de Ambiente da las indicaciones para tener una buena experiencia. Hermosas vistas. Hasta el monte de ombues es una caminata sin dificultades. Del monte a la cumbre la dificultad aumenta, recomiendo ir con ropa adecuada y agua. Siempre seguir las indicaciones para no perderse ni accidentarse.

(Translated by Google) The Cerro Arequita area is a destination with great recreational and tourist potential, which could offer a unique experience to its visitors. Unfortunately, the current administration does not uphold this value. The park ranger responsible for the area demonstrates an uncooperative attitude and, in many cases, acts on personal grounds that end up affecting the visit. The restrictions imposed—such as the two-hour limit on the area and the requirement to leave by 5:00 PM, even when it's still bright outside—are arbitrary and without clear justification. These regulations, coupled with the lack of consistency in communicating schedules and rules, generate discomfort and discouragement among visitors. Instead of promoting respect for the environment through education and community building, the choice is to impose rigid rules that restrict the opportunity to enjoy the park in a calm and responsible manner. Another worrying aspect is the restrictive stance toward outdoor sports activities, such as climbing, slacklining, and hiking. Instead of promoting these sustainable practices that connect people with nature and foster a culture of sport and respect for the environment, they are discouraged without solid technical foundations. It has even been argued that equipping climbing routes harms the mountain, without any evidence or studies to support this claim. These types of decisions not only limit the responsible use of the space, but also go against the development of an active community committed to the natural environment. Furthermore, the site lacks adequate signage and basic services such as restrooms, which are essential in an area with so much tourist activity. It would be desirable to review the management of the area so that Cerro Arequita welcomes its visitors with the openness, information, and respect it deserves, enhancing its natural and sporting value instead of restricting it with inflexible or arbitrary decisions. (Original) El entorno del Cerro Arequita es un destino con un gran potencial recreativo y turístico, que podría ofrecer una experiencia única a quienes lo visitan. Lamentablemente, la administración actual no acompaña ese valor. El guardaparques responsable del área demuestra una actitud poco colaborativa y, en muchos casos, actúa con criterios personales que terminan afectando la visita. Las restricciones impuestas —como el límite de apenas dos horas para permanecer en el lugar y la obligación de retirarse a las 17:00, incluso cuando aún queda mucha luz— resultan arbitrarias y sin justificación clara. Estas disposiciones, sumadas a la falta de coherencia en la comunicación de horarios y normas, generan malestar y desánimo entre los visitantes. En lugar de fomentar el respeto por el entorno a través de la educación y la convivencia, se opta por imponer reglas rígidas que reducen la posibilidad de disfrutar del parque de manera tranquila y responsable. Otro aspecto preocupante es la postura restrictiva hacia actividades deportivas al aire libre, como la escalada, el slackline o el senderismo. En lugar de promover estas prácticas sostenibles que conectan a las personas con la naturaleza y fomentan una cultura deportiva y de respeto por el medio ambiente, se desalientan sin fundamentos técnicos sólidos. Se ha llegado incluso a argumentar que equipar vías de escalada afecta al cerro, sin que exista evidencia o estudios que respalden dicha afirmación. Este tipo de decisiones no solo limitan el uso responsable del espacio, sino que también van en contra del desarrollo de una comunidad activa y comprometida con el entorno natural. Además, el sitio carece de señalización adecuada y de servicios básicos como baños, algo fundamental en un espacio con tanto movimiento turístico. Sería deseable que se revise la gestión del área para que el Cerro Arequita reciba a sus visitantes con la apertura, la información y el respeto que merece, potenciando su valor natural y deportivo en lugar de restringirlo por decisiones inflexibles o arbitrarias.

(Translated by Google) very good trail. It is quite demanding, you have to be prepared and have a dry day. (Original) muy buen sendero. es bastante exigente hay q ir preparados y un dia seco

(Translated by Google) Terrible management. The restrictive rules they impose change every week. Zero initiative, the trails are poorly marked, there isn't enough staff to enforce reasonable hours, and there's no official communication channel other than the park ranger, who changes the rules weekly. In case of accidents, they have no tools to carry out a possible rescue. It's a real shame that the wings of athletes in this country are being clipped for no reasonable reason, and that a park ranger is so cruel to a sports community. (Original) Pésima gestión. Cada semana cambian las normas restrictivas que imponen. Cero iniciativa de nada, los senderos están muy mal señalizados, no hay personal suficiente para cumplir un horario razonable ni tampoco un canal de comunicación oficial más que el guardaparque que cambia todas las semanas las normas. En caso de accidentes no tienen herramientas para realizar un posible rescate. Una verdadera pena que nos corten las alas a los deportistas de este país sin motivos razonables y que un guardaparque se ensañe con una comunidad deportiva.

(Translated by Google) Cerro Arequita is a beautiful place and truly worth visiting, but the current regulations are too restrictive and greatly detract from the experience. Visitors are only allowed a maximum of two hours, and although sunset is around 7 p.m., they require you to leave by 5 p.m., regardless of whether you're climbing or trekking. It's a shame that you can't enjoy a full day at such a beautiful site, especially if you're coming from Montevideo and spending more time traveling than on the mountain itself. I hope they'll review these restrictions and offer a little more flexibility so you can make the most of your visit. (Original) El Cerro Arequita es un lugar hermoso y realmente vale la pena conocerlo, pero las normas actuales son demasiado restrictivas y restan mucho a la experiencia. Solo permiten estar un máximo de 2 horas, y aunque el atardecer es sobre las 7 de la tarde, obligan a abandonar el lugar a las 5, sin importar si estás escalando o haciendo el trekking. Es una lástima que no se pueda disfrutar un día completo en un sitio tan bonito, especialmente si vienes desde Montevideo y pasas más tiempo en el viaje que en el propio cerro. Ojalá puedan revisar estas restricciones y ofrecer un poco más de flexibilidad para que se pueda aprovechar mejor la visita.

I desperately wanted to love this hotel but despite the great futuristic design, beach front location and spacious suites , it really felt like the property was neglected and only had a few staff members for the whole place (often resulting in whole areas being unattended), as well as ongoing construction work while we were there. Furthermore, our 1,000$ a night suite had a broken air conditioning system and the heating couldn’t be turned off either so it got to the point where we couldn’t stay inside without the front door open to let air in. Things got worse as on the second evening the blackout blinds in our room stopped working and it turned out they had been disabled by the staff earlier that day without anyone telling us. Thankfully another suite next door was available for us to move into. I’ve attached photos of both rooms but also of the lack of attention to detail when it comes to keeping the hotel at a level where it’s worth the price. Also: I’d love to see more options on the breakfast menu(so far only eggs available) and in general food quality should be improved. Gym needs renewing too. Equipment is rusty and very old. What I liked was the sunsets over the pool, the layout of the suites, the quality of bathrobes/ slippers / toiletries provided and how nice the staff were , you can tell they work hard.

This is a luxury boutique hotel perfect for couples and art lovers. This amazing place has great views from the swimming pool over Playa Mansa in José Ignacio, where you will enjoy an exceptional sunset everyday. Friendly staff and excellent experience concierge department! Must go!

It was the best one week holiday in Jose Ignacio, they served healthy breakfast , very friendly staff, we have 2 massages each, it was wonderful, lovely sandy beach, couple days of raining but it make the place more romantic, last night of the sunset was Marvellous. And if u are big fan of James turrell and Zaha Hadid, u definitely will sit in the living room with a glass of wine and enjoy the incredible art.

Best hotel in South America! Must book a sunset tasting with The Wine Experience! Voted Best New Design Hotel in the world. Open from October till end of April.

Gorgeous adults beach resort nice and quite creative rooms I absolutely love Vik hotels! They use local artists to decorate each room uniquely

Stunning hotel and incredible turn down service. Perfect pool temperature and access to beach couldn’t be better.

Beautiful and exclusive beach but not so good to bathe as there are too many rocks.

Our visit to Salto del Penitente was nothing short of an adventure! With six friends, we explored this breathtaking spot, and it definitely delivered on excitement. The highlight was the ropeway—an exhilarating ride that added a rush of adrenaline to the scenic beauty surrounding us. One thing to note: the network is unreliable, so carry cash for payments. While cards are accepted, if you need to do a bank transfer, you’ll have to connect to Wi-Fi from a nearby location where you book the ropeway. The staff handling the ropeway were very helpful, making the experience even more enjoyable. For food, the Parador restaurant is a great stop, offering a solid menu with good options. It’s the perfect place to recharge after your adventures. However, if you're heading to Agua del Penitente, be extra cautious—the road is slippery. Unfortunately, we witnessed someone take a serious fall, which was a stark reminder of how important it is to watch your step in these rugged areas. Despite the few challenges, this place is packed with adventure, making it a fantastic destination for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike. Highly recommended for those looking for an exciting and scenic getaway!

One of the best nature spots in the country. Beautiful waterfall that runs through a rock channel into a pond with hills all around. Great spot for a picnic, to relax, or do some of the activities they offer.

The place was pretty amazing, the view were wonderful, wouldn’t miss going.

Great relaxing place. Lunch at the parador is great and the relaxing view from there is even better

With a beautiful lake and wonderful waterfall, Salto del Penitente is a gorgeous site to visit while in Uruguay. The hike to the different locations on the site is short, yet a bit steep to go to the waterfall. There are also zipline attractions in the site, though a very short glide.

Beautiful place, full of nature, amazing landscape, great for adventurous people, beautiful sightseeing. Great for families, not accessible for people on wheelchairs. There's food and shelter. It has a couple of attractions like zipline and others. Not dangerous at all.

Love it.

Located in the Maldonado Department of southeastern Uruguay, the bridge spans Uruguay's Laguna Garzón and it’s an essential connection between Rocha and Maldonado counties. Previously cars were using a small 2-vehicle ferry that required daylight and good weather to operate. And now, about 1000 vehicles are crossing it daily. Inaugurated in 22 December 2015, the bridge was designed by a famous local architect Rafael Viñoly. The construction is tall enough for ships to pass below. It was created with 16 circular concrete pillars placed 20 meters (65 feet) apart and this unusual circular bridge has a 202-meter (663-foot) ring. Looking down from the bridge, visitors have a great view on a coastal lagoon in an ecologically protected area of Maldonado region. The shape of Laguna Garzón Bridge is not simply the result of a unique artistic vision, it's very practical too. Its two semi-circular one-way sections force drivers to slow down and take in the view to provide an opportunity to enjoy panoramic views to an amazing landscape, including crosswalks that allow pedestrian access to either the inner or outer sidewalks of the circle. * Some photos courtesy of Internet. Thanks!

A vehicle traveling across the bridge covers about 115 meters more than it would on a straight-line bridge. Scaled to 100,000 vehicles, this results in approximately 11,500 km of extra driving, consuming over 8,000 liters of fuel and releasing more than 18 tons of CO₂ into the atmosphere. While the design intends to harmonize with nature (believe me it does not), the additional fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions somewhat contradict its environmentally conscious image.

It is just a bridge. But why not make more bridges this much fun?

Unique and beautifully designed bridge. Must see.

Beautiful bridge, specially at night since it's LED-lit. There is a parking patch right next to it where you can just stop and do some stargazing.

It's a nice bridge, but is not practical at all. I drove there trying to use the route 10 and when I got there, the route after the bridge was in so bad condition that I had to came back to Jose Ignacio to get the route 9...

As far as bridges go, this is a cool one. Not like the iconic one in Sydney or SF but if you happen to be in the area, you might as well drive on it.

Nice location but by far below expectations, those price would require a higher quality. So many waiters and a mediocre service. Top olive oil surprisingly above expectations!

The views and esthetics of the building and property are amazing, but we weren’t impressed with the tour we went on. We signed up for the Spanish tour but when we arrived they said only English & Portuguese were available (in Uruguay!), they seemed a bit disorganized, started late, and didn’t have the depth of information or wine tasting we are used to receiving on a tour. Overall it wasn’t very professional and I don’t think it was worth the long drive on mostly dirt roads to get there.

Overpriced and overrated. We drove 1h extra to visit this place. When you arrive there is a guarded fence when they ask your name and if you are on the list. So unnecessary. The staff was amazing. Kind and warm. But with this kind of restaurant i would expect top notch service. Empty glasses were left on the table far too long. We had 2 empty glasses and 1 with wine each at one point. Food was ok. But not up to our expectation. I dont mind paying for for good food and wine but this was simply insulting! Unless you want to play big shot and be seen with wannabe posh people I would avoid…

The experience offered is elite level, the chef and team are amazing, the sommelier is quite prepared, facilities are incredible and the view from the restaurant and fire kitchen are unbelievable. Totally worth it.

My recent visit to Bodega Garzón in Garzón was an absolute delight! From the moment I arrived, I was impressed by the stunning scenery and the warm hospitality of the staff. The tour itself was informative and engaging, providing a fascinating glimpse into the world of winemaking at Bodega Garzón. A special thanks in this regard to our guide, Emiliano. Excellent is not enough to describe your knowledge and how he conducted our group. The wine tasting elevated the experience as well. Each sip was a revelation, showcasing the exceptional quality and unique character of their wines. The pairing with cheese, bread, and olives perfectly complemented the flavors, creating a truly memorable culinary journey. I left Bodega Garzón feeling both informed and deeply satisfied. If you're looking for an unforgettable wine experience in Uruguay, I highly recommend adding this to your itinerary.

Some information that might be useful: -You MUST have a reservation to one of their experiences in order to enter this place. A couple hundred meters from the main buildings there's a fence with a guard that will block you if you don't have one. They will not allow you to just show up to buy a bottle wine, or take pictures. Also, internet connection there is quite bad and it'll be a hassle to make a reservation on the spot. -They are NOT pet friendly. The guard told us that we could enter if we made a reservation on the spot but our dog wouldn't be allowed to leave the car, even though some of the experiences they offer are outdoors. Go figure. -If you really want to visit but have some questions, contact them very early on because they take a long time to answer. We tried calling, email and Instagram, they answered one of our questions over IG after 3 days.

A fantastic place, both for its modern architectural design harmoniously integrated into the landscape, and for its exceptional wines. The culinary experience is equally remarkable. A highly recommended destination.

For a fee of $35 per person, visitors can climb to the top of the lighthouse and experience the views that offer a panoramic perspective of the surrounding landscape.

If you are in the area, visiting and climbing the lighthouse is well worth it on a nice day. The views are amazing. Around sunset if it is open, would be the best.

Beautiful view of La Paloma. Picture and information on the ground floor is interesting as well. If you have the ability wait for a day when the wind isn't that strong.

I've been visiting this place since i was a kid. Only 8yo+ allowed. The way up is as easy as it gets for a lighthouse. If you're claustrophobic the initial steps may bother you, but after those, the stairs are very spacious. Up there in the balcony there's a great 360 view, and super windy.

Opened till sunset, "puesta del sol" which is interpreted by the 'boss' there as "kick out all tourists 20 minutes before sunset, i want to go home".. The younger employee wanted to let us up but was not allowed to. Other tourists that were already upstairs were called down 15 min before sunset. All were mad about this bulls*it... Lighthouse is nice from outside.

lovely pics along the way! Try different angles!

Beautiful view of the whole surrounding for less then 1$ a person, 30.pesos. climbing is a bit exhausting if someone not in shape. Another thing need to mention is the the distance between the rail shelves is too wide, and my slim daughter could easy slip between. Other then that, its a great experience.

Small beach to relax. Not too amazing !

Nice small beach with big waves and not too many people. The beach restaurant has a veggie burger on the menu!!

the pictures of this beach speak for themselfs love it here!

Absolutely spot on. Beautiful.

Beautiful!!!!

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Sublime

Amazing place with breath taking view. Entry fee - 35 peso Time - 9:30 am to 4:30 pm - You need to climb 200 stairs to reach the top. Steps are stiff and it's better if kids avoid this. - Entire cabo village with both side beaches can be seen from the top. - You really can enjoy watching the sea lions swimming in sea. - Be cautious to the strong wind up there while taking selfie with your mobile phone. If you are spending a night in cabo, it's 100% recommended to enjoy at least 30 mins in faro.

Awesome views can be seen from the top of light tower

An incredible building jutting out into the sea. You MUST go here for the sea lions and the view!

35 pesos absolutely worth it.

Amazing place, witha really nice view of the sea and the villa.

Very beautiful place; it has a special atmosphere, surrounded by an awesome nature.

It's a must for UY lovers.

Horseback riding in paradise. This was an amazing and fantastic experience, riding well trained horses in unforgettable locations. You can ride to Cabo Polonio, to the Ombue forest, to lagoons, and to spectacular viewpoints. If you love the outdoors and marvelous scenery, you should not miss spending some time with Mauro and Laura. This is perfect for experienced riders. If you are a beginner, you will be well taken care of, but I would choose one of their shorter rides of 1-2 hours. Don’t miss this place.

Great experience! Laura and Mauro took really good care of me and my husband who are both not very experienced with horses. We had a great time!

Unforgettable experience. The horse I rode was perfect and I learnt a lot from him. Mauro, the guide, was extremely knowledgeable and professional. The beauty one can see and feel along the ride is astonishing. We did Valizas-Playa Polonio. I hope I will have the chance to return some day and keep learning while deeply reconnecting with nature

Me and my boyfriend went on a 1 1/2 hour ride, and really enjoyed the horses and the environment. Only minus is that my boyfriend got a very stubborn/lazy horse that seemed to not want to be on a tour. The staff was aware, but gave him that horse anyway. I think they could have handeled it better. Other than that, we were happy with the Cabalgatas Valiceras.

A perfect Day. Thank so much!

Incredible experience

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(Translated by Google) This beach is definitely worth a visit. An incredible experience 👏👏👏 (Original) Vale muito a pena conhecer essa praia. Experiência incrível 👏👏👏

(Translated by Google) Playa Punta del Diablo is one of my most magical places in Uruguay, full of unparalleled beauty and tranquility, as well as one of the most touristic places in the country. (Original) Playa punta del diablo es unos de mis lugares más mágicos del Uruguay,lleno de una belleza y tranquilidad sin igual ,además de unos de los lugares más turísticos del país.

(Translated by Google) I loved going during the week! Beautiful beautiful place, the beaches with the huge rocks that make the difference. Since it is summer, there are many places to eat right next to each other, very rustic with their own style on the sea. There are craft stalls. (Original) Me encanto ir entre semana ! Bello lugar hermoso la playas con las rocas enormes que hacen la diferencia . Cómo es verano hay muchos lugares para comer pegándote uno de otro ,bien rústicos con estilo propio sobre el mar . Hay Puestos de artesanías.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular. A luxury, a paradise (Original) Espectacular. Un lujo, un paraiso

(Translated by Google) One of the best beaches in Uruguay (Original) Una de las mejores playas de uruguay

(Translated by Google) It's lovely!!! In January it gets very crowded... the people are super friendly! (Original) Es hermoso!!! En enero se llena mucho... la gente súper amable!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Bello

Uruguay, Departamento Roche, Punta del Diablo, Playa de los Pescadores. Translated, Punta del Diablo means Cape of the Devil and Playa de los Pescadores means Beach of the Fishermen. Once Punta del Diablo was a small fishing village. Today it is a major tourist hotspot. Nevertheless, the place has kept its original character. There are a lot of small, brightly painted houses. Graffiti can often be found on the walls. On the beach you can find the beautiful fishing boats, I don't know if they are just decoration today. People often surf at Playa de los Pescadores. The waves, however, are not too big. Along the beach you can eat in the wooden bars. The streets are often not sealed. The rocks offer a very nice contrast to the sandy stalls. I liked it very much in Punta del Diablo.

There is not much to say other then it's beautiful and very calming to do meditation

A m a m o s.

Little bit smelly 😝

It's ok

What a nice beach and beach town! Epic charm, super clean, and super safe. Loved it!!

Super cool. Do not miss!!!

Huge place. Driving around the huge forest under huge trees felt great. The national park had some animals, all friendly.

Uruguay, Departemento Rocha, Parque Nacional de Santa Teresa A former military area with a very beautiful tree population which has been converted into a recreation area. It is actually a very large campground. Entrance is free. There is a beautiful sandy beach and a fort, but we did not visit it.

I love it! I enjoyed the serenity of the water. The down side was toilets were not available. Toilets seemed to be locked.

Huge national park offering forest, beaches, an amazing botanic garden with lots of plan species and a gorgeous greenhouse but also a great animals reserve with various species of birds as well as deers, ostrich and others species. There are as well accommodations in the park and camping spots.

So beautiful and interesting. Loved the views and the animals. The capybaras stole my heart 😻

The fortress was nicer than the animal park but both are worth visiting.

We had the beach just for us two! Amazing🥰🇺🇾

The fort was an impressive site that showcased its history and importance. It was nice to walk around it and appreciate its beauty and significance. The display of cannons and all the views were excellent. Be sure to take $50 pesos in cash per person for the entrance fee.

Nice place for a quick visit combining with the national park. Entrance fee is $50 pesos per person paid in cash. You only need around 30-45 mins here. Was very quiet when we visited on a Monday around lunchtime.

Great historical site to visit in Uruguay. First built by the Portuguese in 1762 before being taken by the Spanish. Very well kept up and is located in a beautiful natinal park run by the military.

Interesting enough on a cloudy and windy day but I'm glad we didn't give up an afternoon on the beach to visit.

It's very big with full of nature flowers, animals,birds, It has many things in one place nicely organized 👌

Good historical place for visit.

Beautiful fortress, really well maintained. With good explanation about its history. Unfortunately it is only in Spanish.

Perfect views, nice heritage, definitely worth visiting.

Very iterestng and well kept. Deserves a visit.

Very small, not much to see

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(Translated by Google) The building has been renovated and is in excellent condition. The fort isn't a rip-off compared to Santa Tereza. There's an entrance fee of 50 pesos per person (less than 10 reais). We went on a Saturday, and there were few people. At the entrance to the fort, there's a QR code with an explanation of the fort in Spanish and Portuguese. We didn't see any places to buy drinks or food, so it might be a good idea to bring water or even something for a picnic near the fort. (Original) A construção foi redormada e está ótima. O forte não é fraude, comparado ao de Santa Tereza. É cobrada uma entrada no valor de 50 pesos por pessoa (menos de 10 reais). Fomos num sábado e tinha pouca gente. Na entrada do forte tem um QR code que tem uma explicação sobre o forte: em espanhol e em português. Não vimos locais para comprar de bebida ou comida, então pode ser uma boa ideia levar água ou até levar coisas paea um piquenique nos arredores do forte.

It's ok but lacking infrastructure and amenities. This town really needs investment in infrastructure.

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(Translated by Google) A very typical beach on the coast of Rio Grande do Sul, but on the day we went the water was surprisingly warm (early March). It was very busy and people parked their cars right on the beach. There were some stalls selling drinks and snacks that accepted both pesos and reais (but prices can vary between currencies, so be careful). The pier that separates the border is very nice and pretty, with the mouth of the Arroi Chuí in the middle and the lighthouse in the background. (Original) Praia bem típica de litoral gaúcho, mas no dia em que fomos a água estava surpreendentemente quente (início de março). Bem movimento e o pessoal estaciona carro na praia mesmo. Algumas tendinhas vendendo bebidas e petiscos, aceitavam tanto pesos quanto reais (mas preços podem acabar diferentes entre as moedas, então atenção). O molhe que separa a fronteira é bem legal e bonito, com a foz do Arroi Chuí no meio e o farol no fundo.

(Translated by Google) The place is nice, there are several buffets, pizzerias, supermarkets, and places to fish. The beach in the water has holes and loose stones and if there is wind it is impossible to be there. The bad thing is that there is no street, not even in the main ones there is a well next to the other, it rains and it is a barbaric neighborhood. (Original) Está lindo el lugar hay varios buffet, pizzerias, supermercados, lugar para pescar. La playa en el agua tiene pozos y piedritas sueltas y si hay viento es imposible estar. Lo malo es que no hay calle ni en las principales hay un pozo al lado del otro llueve y es un barrial bárbaro.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place and a must-visit if you live in nearby cities, especially in the summer. The beach is beautiful and very quiet without much noise, but the roads are horrible, dirt and full of potholes that will wreck your car. Don't go on windy days. (Original) Un lugar lindo y obligación de concurrir si vives en ciudades cercanas, en especial en verano. La playa está linda y muy tranquila sin mucho barullo pero los caminos son horribles, de tierra y llenos de pozos se te destroza el auto. En días ventosos no vayas.

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(Translated by Google) Opportunity to appreciate life from a different perspective, tranquility, great beach, good restaurants with food made with care and quality. Don't forget to visit😉 (Original) Oportunidade para apreciar a vida com outros olhos, tranquilidade, ótima praia bons restaurantes com comidas feitas com carinho e qualidade. Não deixe de visitar😉

(Translated by Google) Simple but welcoming place, everything very clean, the owner extremely attentive. (Original) Lugar simples , mas , acolhedor, tudo muito limpo, a proprietária extremamente atenciosa .

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to rest, clean bathrooms, great prices, with markets nearby, safe environment and excellent service, a heavenly place!!! (Original) Lugar excelente para descansar, banheiros limpos, preços ótimos, com mercados próximos, ambiente seguro e atendimento excelente, um lugar paradisíaco!!!

(Translated by Google) Place with infrastructure for a motorhome, very clean and organized. Barbecue available, general view of the beach with access by a staircase directly to Capilia da Lagoa Mirim beach. (Original) Local com infraestrutura para moto home, muito limpo e organizado. Churrasqueira a disposição, visão geral da praia com acesso por uma escada direto na praia da Capilia da Lagoa Mirim.

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant place, family atmosphere and a very calm little beach. Great for those with small children... calm and shallow waters. (Original) Lugar muito agradável ambiente familiar e uma Prainha muito calma. Ótima pra quem tem crianças pequenas...águas calmas e rasas.

It really is the largest beach on the planet, but what it does have in area it lacks in Higiene. Overall a dirty place to go, but it's fun. I had the opportunity to go when the weather was the best so that did help. I would recommend people to go, but with reasonable to no expectations.

It's a good place for relax, sports and enjoy

Not the prettiest of beaches but bustley. Lots of people walking, cycling, fishing, sunbathing and gathering. What I love about this beach (which i had never experienced previously) is that you can drive on it!!!!

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Great, some services, but is the longest beach if the world going all the way to Uruguay

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I always love to visit this big and beautiful Island.

(Translated by Google) The view is beautiful and it is quite windy, but it is very hot because there is no shade. Bring water and a hat. There is a transport that takes you along the tracks and costs 100 reais (maximum 5 people per tour). I went on foot and came back, but it was very hot. It is important to bring plenty of water lol (Original) A vista é linda e venta bastante, só é bem quente porque não tem sombra. Leve água e boné. Tem um transporte que leva pelos trilhos e custa 100 reais (máximo 5 pessoas por passeio). Eu fui a pé e voltei, só senti bastante calor. Importante levar bastante água kkkkkk

(Translated by Google) 4 km of pier that is entrenched in the Atlantic. Two docks are beautiful. Advice to go early because the walk has to be done during the day At night there is no lighting and the car it transports stops working. (Original) 4 km de muelle que se enquista en el atlántico. Bellísimas son dos muelles. Consejo ir temprano porq la caminata hay q hacerla de día A la noche no hay iluminacion y el vagón que transporta deja de funcionar

(Translated by Google) An incredible experience at the Barra do Cassino Pier! The spot offers beautiful views and is perfect for peaceful strolls. Although a bit run-down, it's definitely worth exploring and enjoying the surroundings. (Original) Experiência incrível nos Molhes da Barra do Cassino! O lugar oferece vistas lindas e é perfeito para passeios tranquilos. Apesar de estar um pouco descuidado, vale muito a pena conhecer e aproveitar o ambiente.

(Translated by Google) Traditional sailing trip on a wagon. A 4 km journey out to sea. (Original) Passeio tradicional de Vagoneta à vela. Trajeto de 4 km mar a dentro.

(Translated by Google) A great tour; you can walk and enjoy the beach views and the occasional boat passing by. Bringing fishing gear will also be helpful, as you might catch some fish. If you opt for a fishing cart, the tour costs 70.00. (Original) Muito bom passeio, dá pra ir a pé curtindo a vista da praia e alguns barcos passando. Se levar material de pesca, também será útil e pode conseguir alguns peixes. Se optar por vagonetas, 70,00 o passeio.

(Translated by Google) Simply beautiful, charming... (Original) Simplesmente lindo, encantador...

Nice place, friendly staff.

Public Exhibition of Marine life, preserve shells, Can learn good knowledge about different species

Very nice place to visit, the museum need some upgrade, most of the information are only in Portuguese. There are no audio guide.

The entrance is free. Beautiful place!

I liked a lot ! Nice place with interesting information about oceans and it's wild life. It hosts a wild life recovery center.

Nice museum with artifacts from the Atlantic Ocean. Information are all in Portuguese. Some peguins to see as well

Nice museum!

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(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place, of historical value. I visit it every time I come to the center. (Original) Lugar muito bonito, de valor histórico. Sempre que venho ao centro visito.

(Translated by Google) Medium-sized cathedral with more modest architecture. Preserved interior (Original) Catedral de tamanho mediana com arquitetura mais modesta. Interior preservado

(Translated by Google) A temple of great historical and artistic value, it was the first church built in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, with construction beginning in 1755. A place whose visit encompasses faith, religiosity, art, history and architecture. A place for visiting, prayer, devotion, meditation and reflection on time, life, finitude and eternity. (Original) Templo de grande valor histórico e artístico, foi a primeira igreja erguida no estado do Rio Grande do Sul datando de 1755 o início das obras. Um lugar cuja visitação perpassa a fé, a religiosidade, a arte, a história e a arquitetura. Local de visitação, oração devoção, meditação e reflexão sobre o tempo, sobre a vida, sobre a finitude e a eternidade.