Uruguay offers endless natural scenery and a wide variety of historical sites in a small area, which makes it a natural destination for tourism.

Uruguay offers to visitors many options, from unspoiled deserted beaches to other hotspots filled with glamour, bird and whale watching, thermal springs and world heritage historical centers.
The “mate” drink of indigenous origin, the tango and the gaucho that testifies a singular amalgam of the Hispanic with the native culture are examples that tell us about the encounter of different traditions and explain, in some way, the shape of the current Uruguayan culture.

The Rio de la Plata and the Atlantic Ocean with its 650 km of coastline along offer wide variety of options, rough and calm beaches, salt and fresh water, golden thin or thick sand, private and crowded beaches and beautiful sunsets surrounded by natural beauty, all these are a real temptation for the visitors who want to escape.

Beautiful sunsets make the Uruguayan coastline a feast for the eyes of the visitor. Surrounded with a spectacularly natural environment, the Uruguayan coastline is always a good reason to come back.

Founded by Portuguese’s and disputed for years by the crowns of Spain and Portugal, Colonia de Sacramento invites you to travel back in time and keeps the magic of its history, declared Cultural heritage of the Humanity by the UNESCO.