Punta del Diablo Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Continuing the travels with Ginny & Stacy up to Punta del Diablo. We arrived at the far away beach town mid afternoon. The girls ran into so Aussie blokes (Nathan, Johno, Luke, Ann, and two others) they were renting a house not too far from the hostel we chose. We went to check into the hostel, we decided to splurge and get a private room. T...

Etter en travel storby med mye ****, folk og ikke minst busser var det paa tide med et litt roligere sted. En ting er sikkert: vi fant, vi fant: Punta Del Diablo i Uruguay. En liten fiskelandsby med milevis lange strender uten folk. Dette var et herlig sted! Det eneste vi maatte gjoere for aa komme dit var aa sette enda en ny pers i bussing. En...

We left in the morning travelling along the coast road to Punta del Diablo, a little surf town which we had heard is really cool. It also was pretty deserted, as we had expected, and was a really nice little town, there has been considerable development of the town but all in the form of little cabins and huts in different colours. They were all...

I was in this nice town for a few days and enjoyed it very much. Lot of college students from Uruguay and Argentina.

... Punta del Diablo! ohh what a place... Nice people, beautiful beaches, Mate, alternative lifestyle, relaxed!

When we arrived in Punta Del Diablo we were tired from our lack of sleep on the bus from Montevideo. After 4 nights there, we had quickly got out of the habit of carrying our backpacks around everywhere and now for some reason they seemed heavier than ever. This could have been due to the fact that we had eaten very little, were tired and hot. T...

I spent the last 4 days in paradise. It was so perfect that I'm almost hesitant to write about it, lest the secret get out. On the word of a fellow traveller and an insignificant sentence in our travel guide, Natalie and I decided to go to Punta del Diablo, Uruguay. The trip there took a total of 19 hours with a stop in Montevideo. The capital c...

Having said goodbye to our fellow volunteers in Buenos Aires, we travelled to Montevideo, capital of neighbouring Uruguay. We spent an afternoon soaking up the ambience and visiting galleries and museums in the old town. We found the Montevidianos to be extremely friendly - a lady from the Precolumbian museum was very enthusiastic to tell us all...