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South America’s hidden gem has a historic capital and colonial towns, sprawling countryside, exclusive beach resorts and bohemian surf spots.

Once a sleepy fishing village, this coastal resort is one of Uruguay’s prime backpacker destinations where surfing, sunbathing and nature walks take top billing. 

On Uruguay’s east coast is La Paloma, a relaxed beach town famous for its surf spots, whale watching and free summer concerts.

Located next to lakes and a small forest, this scenic sandy beach receives a refreshing breeze from the south.

Beaches, watersports, island tours, nightlife and celebrity-spotting make this one of the most exclusive coastal resorts in South America.

Located next to lakes and a small forest, this scenic sandy beach receives a refreshing breeze from the south.

Beaches, watersports, island tours, nightlife and celebrity-spotting make this one of the most exclusive coastal resorts in South America.

Once a sleepy fishing village, this coastal resort is one of Uruguay’s prime backpacker destinations where surfing, sunbathing and nature walks take top billing. 

This picturesque Uruguayan seaside village beckons with its sweeping beach and surfing, nature trails, easy-going charm and lively carnival celebrations.

This pretty 20th-century church has an interior decorated with an interesting collection of religious artwork and icons.

Located next to lakes and a small forest, this scenic sandy beach receives a refreshing breeze from the south.

Discover public art, rolling waves, surf schools and wonderful sunrises at this family-friendly beach on Punta del Este’s Atlantic coastline. 

Tour the fortress home of Francisco Piria, founder of the seaside town of Piriápolis, to discover the beliefs and motivations of this fascinating man. 

This picturesque Uruguayan seaside village beckons with its sweeping beach and surfing, nature trails, easy-going charm and lively carnival celebrations.

Admire the neoclassical architecture and elegant interior of this historic cathedral and then spot the tombs of famous Uruguayan dignitaries.

After being built over 270 years ago by a Portuguese governor to protect the city from potential enemies, this gate and drawbridge are still standing.

This picturesque Uruguayan seaside village beckons with its sweeping beach and surfing, nature trails, easy-going charm and lively carnival celebrations.

With sunset parties, DJ entertainment, fashion shows and great waves, this lively beach attracts surfers and a good-looking, youthful and sun-kissed crowd.

Admire the neoclassical architecture and elegant interior of this historic cathedral and then spot the tombs of famous Uruguayan dignitaries.

Resting on a tree-lined plaza in the historic center of the city, this 17th-century site is one of the oldest churches in Uruguay. 

Cobblestone streets, colorful houses, museums and beaches make this one of the most popular towns on Uruguay’s west coast.

See if the unusual name fits as you stroll down this iconic cobblestone street and its antique buildings dating back several centuries.

This picturesque Uruguayan seaside village beckons with its sweeping beach and surfing, nature trails, easy-going charm and lively carnival celebrations.

Once a sleepy fishing village, this coastal resort is one of Uruguay’s prime backpacker destinations where surfing, sunbathing and nature walks take top billing.