Colonia

Travel Blogs from Colonia, Uruguay

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Colonia cobble stone and ouch on those blisters, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Colonia cobble stone and ouch on those blisters

A travel blog entry by bruceontour

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... kapok is still used in Britain. The bougainvillea and jasmine were out in full bloom. Iglesia Matriz (1680 - oldest Church in Uruguay) white washed, blue lit nave and arched aisles dark jacaranda wooden pews. The old houses are now cafes, art galleries, ...

The Little Yellow Lights, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

The Little Yellow Lights

A travel blog entry by diandkevworld

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We were told that my no means could we skip out Colonia del Sacramento, a town 2 hours West of Montevideo and only an hour by ferry from Buenos Aries. We took a walk along the river 'beach' front where we saw yet another spectacular sunset and could see ...

Cool old Colonia, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Cool old Colonia

A travel blog entry by conoromahony

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... must have hopped on and off the bus along the way. Maureen slept like a baby as usual. Once the bus starts moving she's konked. Colonia is an old Portugese colonial town, that was used as a base to smuggle British goods across the Rio de la Plata into the ...

Bye Bye Uruguay!, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Bye Bye Uruguay!

A travel blog entry by dave-mcgowan

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... lay in (neither of us slept well due to the incessant mosquitos) we ambled to the bus station and bought our tickets to Colonia. Thankfully it was only a 2hour bus journey and not as dull as our previous couple of buses. Dave also wanted some breakfast ...

Colonia del Sacramento, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Colonia del Sacramento

A travel blog entry by travelnerd

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Ahhhh, Colonia. If you want to get away with doing absolutely nothing, this is the place to do it. In colonia, we walked around the streets that are paved with petrified wood cobblestones, and drank lots of wine, ate lots of cheese and crackers, and did ...

Colonia, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Colonia

A travel blog entry by leprefrog

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... started a big trip from Santiago to Mendoza, then the night bus to BA. Finally in the morning, we took the ferry to Colonia, in Uruguay. Colonia is a nice little town by the sea. It reminds me of some villages in the south of France. There are loads of ...

Feb 19, 2010, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Feb 19, 2010

A travel blog entry by dlaunay

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Crossing the river plate, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Crossing the river plate

A travel blog entry by jon-daniella

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... and absorb the atmosphere. In the evening, we met a couple, brother and sister who from Colombia and travelling around Argentina and Uruguay. We took the opportunity the ask questions about their country, as we will be visiting it in a few months time, ...

Wiederbelebungsversuche in Uruguay..., Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Wiederbelebungsversuche in Uruguay...

A travel blog entry by doscompletos

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Wir haben Argentinien verlassen und sind mit der Faehre ueber den Rio de la Plata geschippert. Colonia del Sacramento ist der perfekte Ort um sich vom anstrengenden Grossstadtleben zu erholen... und das haben wir auch bitter noetig! Beide haben ...

beautiful colonia, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

beautiful colonia

A travel blog entry by shadow13

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just a few hours in this gorgeous seaside town as got the bus here from montevideo to catch the boat across the water back to argentina.  so hot today, about 34 degrees and the sun is strong.  we walked around a bit to see the town and had an ...

Day tripping, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Day tripping

A travel blog entry by matt72

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... it being true. Unless you live near the border. Or are staying there. Which you wouldn't do very often. Nonetheless, we are in Uruguay, just for the day. And I thought I'd create a new blog entry, for the sheer prestige of adding another country. It ...

A small Uruguayian town...a world heritage site., Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

A small Uruguayian town...a world heritage site.

A travel blog entry by skintsaint

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After the flight to Buenos Aires and an hours ferry trip to Uruguay we stopped in a small town called Colonia, the oldest town in Uruguay. Not much to see here except for a large part of the town being very historical. It was first settled in 1680 by the ...

Colonia, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Colonia

A travel blog entry by jamesburford

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... but where they stood, their remaining foundations have been preserved along with large sections of fort wall.  Colonia is only a small place, and Uruguay being home to only 2 million people, 1 million of which are resident in the capital Montevideo, ...

one day in Uruguay!!!!!!, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

one day in Uruguay!!!!!!

A travel blog entry by tobi

yesterday me and Jez took a ferry to Colonia, Uruguay.... it's a great place for a one-day trip, it takes only about an hour get there, the biggest attraction of Colonia is its old town with the colonial architecture..... cobbled streets, old cars and ...

Colonia De Sacramento, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Colonia De Sacramento

A travel blog entry by hi_from_sa

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Meeting the locals in Colonia, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Meeting the locals in Colonia

A travel blog entry by dstean

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... for the night, introduced me to his sister, his friend who was also been the photographer for the new tourist booklet for Colonia and arranged to borrow a bicycle so that the following day we could go further a field and explore some ...

Colonia del Scaramento, Uruguay, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Colonia del Scaramento, Uruguay

A travel blog entry by john_and_esther

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Last Saturday we took a day trip to Uruguay! How weird it sounds to say that, as if we just went to Bristol or something! The quick ferries only take an hour from Buenos Aires. It´s a small and very cute town built by the Portuguese to smuggle goods into ...

its just cute is all..., Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

its just cute is all...

A travel blog entry by brettelmer

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... than once in this manner, too. Colonia del Sacramento falls into this second category. It's small, deceptively small. It's also cute, Colonia, very cute. It's small and it's cute. From what I have seen though, not alot actually happens here. In fact, ...

Uruguay, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Uruguay

A travel blog entry by kateharland

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... missed breakfast in our nice hostel and went to book our tickets across the river for the two hour trip to Carmelo Uruguay. After a little hiccup with our Argentinian pesos and mathematical calculation (I'm banned from telling you whose fault it was) we ...

Colonia de Sacramento, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Colonia de Sacramento

A travel blog entry by askalicia.com

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Ferry to Colonia, Colonia, Uruguay travel blog

Ferry to Colonia

A travel blog entry by bijoux71

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Colonia, Uruguay... enjoying the bistec!, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Colonia, Uruguay... enjoying the bistec!

A travel blog entry by allisonakemi

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... I would stay for another night but my friend Geraint is celebrating his birthday on Tuesday and I want to be back for that.  Colonia is a CUTE little town.  And when I say little, I mean DINKY.  I can not even get lost here- ...

Colonia, Colonia, Uruguay travel blog

Colonia

A travel blog entry by jcbeep

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Soy feliz x2... Vamos que la vida es una fiesta, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Soy feliz x2... Vamos que la vida es una fiesta

A travel blog entry by los2gringos

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... was a deck with a bar and a heliport.  There was live music during the trip even. We landed in Colonia del Sacramento, a Portuguese colonial town, wth restored buildings, cobble stone streets, and gorgeous restaurants with tables outside under the ...

Charming Colonia, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Charming Colonia

A travel blog entry by ristohannah

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... a beautifully maintained UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is the main attraction of the the city.   Colonia del Sacramento is one of Uruguay's oldest European settlements, founded by the Portuguese in 1680.  For years, between 1680s and ...

Arrived at the other side of the world!, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Arrived at the other side of the world!

A travel blog entry by wojenineke

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... species. In a few days we will discover the rest of the city, but first see a little bit more of Uruguay. So now we're in Colonia del Sacramento, a boatride across the Rio de la Plata, a small relaxed cobblestoned village full of history. Yesterday we ...

Uruguay for the day, Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Uruguay for the day

A travel blog entry by leighannparker

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... . We had an eventful hour-long ferry ride to Colonia del Sacramento, which was highly entertaining considering the boys were still inebriated. Colonia is a really sweet charming town and was once used as a base to smuggle goods into BA. Once we got off ...

Colonia de Sacramento, Colonia de Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Colonia de Sacramento

A travel blog entry by schnaefu

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It was an interesting experience taking the ferry to Colonia de Sacramento, which is a nice little town,  in Uruguay. The passenger seats where like in a plane and it got a duty free shop and a cafeteria on the boat. Arrived in Colonia and visited ...

Colonia for the day..., Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay travel blog

Colonia for the day...

A travel blog entry by laurenmckowen

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... party city ever, non stop and the problem is it all starts soooo late and therefore always ends at breakfast time. Anyway back to Colonia, Uraguay,arrived at 10am as they are an hour ahead, and had such a lovely day roaming the steets of this old town, ...

Is there an Irish Embassy in Beunos Aires?, Colonia, Uruguay travel blog

Is there an Irish Embassy in Beunos Aires?

A travel blog entry by mcgoniglejp

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... in the cafe next door to the hotel and then headed up to bed early (1.00am).  The next day we were heading to Colonia in Uraguay by ferry.  So we get to the terminal to cross through customs and we couldn´t find our passports and tickets ...

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