
Punta del Este
Sitting upon a peninsula, Punta del Este is a glamorous resort city on Uruguay’s Atlantic Coast.
Founded by the Spanish, Montevideo has always been a city of immigrants and newcomers; to this day, it warmly welcomes people from around the world as a bastion of liberalism and stability. With countless green spaces, convivial town squares, more than 18 miles of Rio de la Plata coast, and vibrant sunsets that cast a veil of color across a wide-open ocean horizon, it’s easy to forget you’re in a city of more than one million people.




A visit to Montevideo puts you within easy reach of many other beautiful and fascinating parts of Uruguay.

Sitting upon a peninsula, Punta del Este is a glamorous resort city on Uruguay’s Atlantic Coast.

Uruguay may be dwarfed by Argentina and Chile’s wine production, but the small country commands a firm presence in the world of winemaking.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colonia del Sacramento was founded by the Portuguese in the 1600s, and subsequently traded hands between Portuguese and Spanish rule.