Hotel Lujan Piriapolis

Sambria 939 Piriapolis, Uruguay

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A quick look at Uruguay, Buenos Aires, then home

A travel blog entry by diannemurray

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... of wi-fi, and overhears some Australian tourists bemoaning the fact they did a 7-day cruise to Antarctica and saw a lot of fog, and one lump of ice, and makes their disappointment complete by showing them, on the netbook, icebergs of every shape and size.

The Premium Economy is a bit of a surprise, with only 8, wider seats across the plane, a lot of leg room, extra reclining angle, leg supports, arm-rest mounted table and TV screen. For those ...

Urugwaj dzien 3

A travel blog entry by losboss

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... i wszerz samej wioski hipisow stowierdzilismy ze nie jest to miejsce w ktorym chcemy nocowac i za porada autorow poradnika Lonely Plante Argentina 2010 ruszylismy w jeden z najbardziej malowniczych ´spacerow´po plazach atlantyckiego wybrzeza urugwaju.

przpiekny i dziki krajobraz jaki towarzyszy temu spacerowi po oddaleniu sie od wioski hipisow zmacila niestety para ¨giejow´ktorzy niemalze kopulowali ze soba w odleglosci 2 metrow od ...

Could be in Greece

A travel blog entry by peterandvivien

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... bays, little beaches, lagoons and lots of pampas grass. We headed for Casapueblo a white, Gaudi-style structure cascading a great distance down a cliff. The lower part is now a luxury hotel but the upper part is devoted to a museum and art gallery, detailing the life and work of the contemporary artist Carlos Paez Vilaro, whose home it had been. It was somewhat commercial but at least we got a decent coffee (surprisingly unusual) and enjoyed the art and spectacular ...

Livin' it up with Uruguay's rich & famous

A travel blog entry by benyclaire

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... twice the size of those in Galapagos! Jonny Hon, beware!!

We ended our walking tour at the famous beach, Playa Mansa, which had very calm waters. By now it was 7pm, but still very light and still very busy, so we decided to venture into the sea... boy, it was cold water - but we had read that cold was good for Ben's bad back, so we thought it was medicinal for him to stay in as long as we could. As the sun didn’t set until ...

Relaxation Uruguayan style

A travel blog entry by thebarretts

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... was Australia Day and that we normally celebrate with a BBQ, he was quick to offer a BBQ up for our last night. And our Australia Day was great. We spent the morning at the beach where I had a dip in the Atlantic and then relaxed for the afternoon. The BBQ was so delicious (as we’ve come to expect from all Uruguayan BBQ’s – or parrilla’s) even if we didn’t start eating till 11.45pm. We even had a couple ...