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Travel Blogs from Montevideo
Uruguay, I'm a machine.
... to a town called Minas in some of the nicer Uruguayan countryside. Regrettably just before we left the camp wardens turned up and made us pay. If only we had escaped a few minutes earlier! After paying about 6 pounds between the three of us, we headed off, our terrible map in hand, to navigate part of the 80% of Uruguay's road system that isn't paved.
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Montevideo, Uruguay
... Donc, 3 heures de traversée, mais quand on arrive en Uruguay, il est 12:00 puisqu'ils ont 1 heure d'avance sur l'Argentine. Je m'installe donc dans le Buquebus Turistico. J'avais prévu faire d'abord un tour complet, puis ensuite reprendre les arrêts 1 à 1, mais il fait un temps superbe, j'ai faim et quand le bus finit par partir, il est déjà 12:45, alors je décide de débarquer au premier arrêt pour faire le tour puisque c'est anyway l'un des endroits que je tenais ...
City life
... gimmicks. A tramp was approaching us and asking the usual things about the bike. He was very friendly and told us that the next garage would be around the corner and that we should ignore the one-way signs. The hostel itself was the opposite: Nice and stylish rooms, clean kitchen, great view from the roof top.The next days we explored a little the city and went for the first time since months to a bar with music - we really had missed that.
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A little bit about travelling...
... to them. So, that's a few bits and bobs to give you a feel of the day to day. It's brilliant though. All of it. When I think what we have lined up, the things we are due to see, not just here in South America but then when we go to South East Asia, man I feel lucky! What a great year this is going to be! 2012, the year that made saving worth while! Love it, and what would a blog post be without a classic catchphrase to sum it all up. We are truly, ONIT, CAR BONNET! ...
Montevideo - avoid like the plague!
... The next day we decided to walk around before our bus to Tacuarembó at 2pm. We walked along the waterfront to the other main sight of MV namely the market by the port. The walk was so dull and smelly! Once we got to the market it was a bit more interesting, but there was really not very much going on at all. So we had a drink there, bought some very expensive crisps for the bus journey and then collected our rucksacks from the hotel before getting our bus to Tacuarembó and the ...
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Other places to stay in Montevideo
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Marti Apart Hotel
Pocitos, Montevideo | 3 star hotelfrom $82
