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A day at the beach in La Barra
During the 6-hour bus ride from Colonia de Sacramento, I glanced out of the window from time to time as we passed by farmland and the occasional small town. The landscape was flat and totally unchanging – like Belgium on a sunny day. The land looked extremely fertile, with bright green fields and healthy cows grazing. We passed straight through Montevideo, which seemed quiet for a capital city, and on to Punta del Este. ...
Pouring in Piriapolis
... money!!! Then we headed to the coach station, to sort out our transport for the evening. We were told we couldn't buy tickets to Salto here, but it would be easy to do in Montevideo. At least I am learning a few more words now, so explaining things is getting slightly easier. We had a walk around the promenade to the other side and decided to get a quick coffee as we waited for the clouds to move on. It seemed to be clearing and so we hopped on a chair lift, to take us to the ...
Day 2 in Punta del Este
... watching people walk along the beach, along with their dogs, and just relaxed for a while.
From there, we headed back west, toward Montevideo. A few kilometers back that direction there is a place called the Casapueblo, which is a huge white house on the side of a cliff overlooking the ocean, among many other vacation homes. Casapueblo was built by a famous Uruguayan artist, who still lives there, as well as a museum and, in the peak season, a restaurant. We decided not to ...
On to Punta del Este
... up on the thumb and the little finger to have their pictures taken.
From there, we checked the map, and turned back toward the hotel. It was about 1-1/2 miles back, and uphill the last block, so we were pretty beat by the time we got back.
When we got back, I asked the clerk at the desk if would be possible to rent a scooter tomorrow. She said it would be, and called a rental place she knew to find out prices and such. It was US$40 to rent for the day. ...
Beachside town of empty high-rises
On Monday morning we went to the bus station in Colonia and purchased our tickets to Montevideo. We just missed one bus so we had to wait an hour. No problem – there was a café right in the terminal to have coffee at.
The bus ride to Montevideo took just over 2.5 hours. I can't say that I saw much of the scenery as the motion and heat of the bus I slept the entire time. Once in Montevideo, we found the ticket desk ...
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- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
- Business Services