Las Olas Resort Hotel Punta Del Este
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A day at the beach in La Barra
... a relief that Shane and I weren't staying in this big resort town, which had luxury, high-rise apartments all along that shore but seemed to be a ghost town at this time of year. Presumably, the place springs to life in January when all Argentinians and Uruguayans take their summer break.
Ten minutes by bus further east along the coast is La Barra, a sleepy beach resort town. It comprised a few expensive cafes ...
Pouring in Piriapolis
... the Cote d'Azur in France - the beach, the houses alongside it and even the lampposts along it. Although today, the weather was distinctly worse! It was so misty and kept drizzling a lot as well, so we constantly had to put our raincoats on. Following along the promenade we checked out the infamous Hotel Argentino, built by a rich Argentine back in the day, who then started his own ferry service to bring Argentines directly to Piriapolis on vacation. The things people do when ...
Day 2 in Punta del Este
... we found a huge supermarket called Tienda Inglesa. It was like a Super Target, but not as organized. We found some people stocking shelves, who had a shopping basket with some large, broken-down boxes, as well as many small pieces of bubble wrap. We asked if we could have it all (remember, we're making due in Español this entire time), and they said we could. So we got a cart, loaded it all, and set off lookkng for something we could use as padding. Earlier, I had spotted a ...
On to Punta del Este
... we got into the lobby. Our guide is Juan Carlos, a nice man, probably in his sixties. I explain that we have a small problem, which I realize that I hadn’t mentioned here previously. One of the pictures we bought at the Mercado yesterday, a framed piece that we were sure would fit in Kaaren’s suitcase, won’t even come close. It didn’t look that big in the shop where we bought it. So we need to make arrangements to have it shipped home. Juan Carlos says ...
Homer was right...
... walks on the beach. Despite a massive thunderstorm on our first night, we had blue skies for the most part, but it was so windy, sunbaking wasn't really an option.
On our second day, we saw a sealion on the beach. Unfortunately, it was dead. At first I thought it was a dog, and then Rob tried to convince me it was a penguin (he knows how much I love them). When I worked out what it was, I felt like ...
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- Restaurant
- Room service
- Swimming pool
- Fitness/Health center
- Free parking