All Destinations in Uruguay

Aiguá, Uruguay, invites travellers to explore Sierra de Carapé, Cerro Catedral, Grutas de Salamanca, rural heritage and culture near Maldonado.

Cabo Polonio, Uruguay: explore shifting dunes, sea-lion colonies, a historic lighthouse, wild beaches and a remote coastal village in Rocha, reached by 4x4 or on foot.

Cerro Arequita in Uruguay: climb a striking volcanic hill near Minas, explore its caves, enjoy native woodland and discover Lavalleja’s rural heritage.

Cerro Catedral, Uruguay’s highest point, offers rural hill landscapes, rocky sierras and quiet outdoor exploration near Aiguá in Maldonado Department.

Cerro Pan de Azúcar in Uruguay rises above Piriápolis, with native fauna, coastal views, hiking and a landmark summit cross on Uruguay’s Atlantic coast.

José Ignacio, Uruguay, pairs Atlantic beaches, a historic lighthouse, lagoon landscapes, seafood and refined coastal life near Punta del Este, and rural escapes.

La Paloma, Uruguay, pairs Atlantic beaches, surf, lighthouse heritage, coastal lagoons and relaxed Rocha seaside living for nature, seafood and summer escapes.

Montevideo Coast, Uruguay, pairs Atlantic beaches, the Rambla, sunset walks, neighbourhood cafés, seafood and lively city culture along the Río de la Plata.

Piedras Blancas, Uruguay, reveals Montevideo’s north-eastern neighbourhood life, local history, green edges and easy links to the capital’s wider heritage.

Discover Piriápolis, a serene coastal town in Uruguay known for its stunning beaches, panoramic hilltop views, historic architecture, and vibrant local culture.

Punta Ballena, Uruguay, pairs Atlantic viewpoints, Casapueblo, Arboretum Lussich and Portezuelo beach with coastal walks near Punta del Este.

Quebrada de los Cuervos in Uruguay offers rugged ravines, hill walks, native wildlife, scenic viewpoints and quiet rural landscapes near Treinta y Tres.

Quebrada de los Cuervos National Park in Uruguay offers rugged ravines, grasslands, subtropical forest, vultures and rural trails near Treinta y Tres.

Rocha Coast, Uruguay, pairs Atlantic beaches, coastal lagoons, Cabo Polonio dunes, wildlife reserves and relaxed seaside towns, and slow travel.

Salto Grande Dam in Uruguay combines hydroelectric engineering, the Uruguay River reservoir, river landscapes and Salto’s regional culture and cuisine.

Sierra de las Ánimas, Uruguay offers rocky hill walks, rural scenery, native woodland and sweeping views near Piriápolis, Pan de Azúcar and Minas.

Sierra de los Caracoles, Uruguay, offers quiet granite hills, rural tracks and wide Maldonado views near Piriápolis for hiking and nature.

Sierra de Minas, Uruguay, pairs rugged hills, Cerro Arequita, Salto del Penitente, Villa Serrana and rural landscapes with outdoor adventure and heritage.

Sierra de Rocha, Uruguay, combines rolling hills, rural estancia landscapes, native grasslands and nearby lagoons for scenic drives, wildlife and quiet escapes.

Explore Sierras de Carapé in Uruguay for Cerro Catedral, granite ridges, rural valleys, birdwatching, scenic drives and the peaceful town of Aiguá.

Termas de Daymán, Uruguay, combines warm geothermal pools, family water parks and river-country stays near Salto for a restorative thermal escape.

Valizas, Uruguay, pairs Atlantic beaches and shifting dunes with artisanal fishing, rustic village life and memorable walks towards Cabo Polonio.