Shelton Punta del Este

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Arrive at 1.30 pm. Two days and One night.

leave on the afternoon to head to Montevideo before catching the morning flight to Florianopolis,

... new. We ate lunch on the beach. Beautiful, red, ripe and juicy tomato sandwiches. Real tomatoes, with flavor and soft skins, not genetically modified to travel well.

We pulled over to have a photo session at the 'fingers in the sand' monument, at the beach at Punte Del Este and could hardly get away from all the people who were interested in our trip. We had so many photos taken of us, on cameras and on mobile phones, it was getting ...

Time to move on once again, the campsite was well located for us. It was about a 20 minute stroll into the town to the shops and just five minutes to the beach itself. The last few days have been very cold at night, but we are able to run the electric fire all the time so that is no problem. Everyday it has been bright blue skies and the afternoons are very pleasant outside. We have ...

... next spring/summer. Hearing about my travels through Europe, she picked my brain for a bit, about potential places to visit. Croatia came up - apparently, her sister-in-law (if I remember correctly) comes from some rich Croatian family that actually owns a small village there. Sounds like she'll have some beautiful house or villa to stay in while she's there. Hmmm ... perhaps she'll need a tour guide who is well-traveled through Europe ...

After a night in Montevideo, I was on the bus to Punte del Este, which is apprently Latam´s answer to St Tropez. A quick look around tells you that it´s certainly an affluent place, as the shops & restaurants testify, but it was also clear that I´m here out of season - the place was dead! Most of the hotels & shops/bars were closed up until next summer, and those that ...

... days- Carly) we headed out to the bright lights and big city. We had been recommended a fantastic fish restaurant so we headed there and got stuck into some shark (which I took great pleasure in as they are my mortal enemies) and some even lovelier bottles of red wine. For some reason Garvo kept putting his wine in mine and then pretending it was Carly - I think he must have been feeling a bit tipsy(to be honest, Emma was under filling her glass substantially ...

... the harbour in time for sunset. He had to go to the internet cafe so we arranged to meet back at the hostel at 8pm latest. At 7:50pm we left cause I knew we would be waiting until midnight for him (The background to this is that we spent most of our time waiting for Vinnie, he´s the worlds greatest dawdler). Mark decided to come with us to Punta del Diablo so while Vinnie did whatever Vinnie does, Mark, Graham and I went to the bus station to get tickets for that afternoon.

... he only lost clothes, some Chilean wine, and some other things that he liked, but nothing of value beyond $100 US. I wasn't sure if this setback would nix our entire plans to travel to Uruguay, but sure enough, once Carlos returned from the police station, he was more determined to make it to Punta Del Este. Let me tell you a little bit about Carlos. Carlos is Chilean, but German Chilean. He speaks a lot of languages very well and looks very European - in fact, he ...

I just had a whirlwind of adventures the last few days! I booked my last minute ferry/5 hour bus ride to Punta del Este, Uruguay to visit my friend Greg and his buddies. Like I mentioned before, they dropped a bunch of money to rent a villa right on the beach in one of the most exlusive areas in South America. This was nothing like affordable Buenos Aires, although I am sure it was slightly less expensive than hip beaches in ...

known as the vacation hotspot for buenos airesians, punta del este is definitely yuppie ville. feel like while we were sleeping last night we wre transported to somewhere on the cape... wicked nice boats in the harbor, beach everywhere, posh restaurants and shops, and huge beachfront houses... other than that not a whole lot going on, and since its approaching winter... not a whole lot of people either... the pictures show it best...