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Unlike other South American countries, Uruguay has a small native population and is mostly of European descent. Feel the energy of the pulsating capital of Montevideo and the agrarian charms in the hinterland, and rest well in a HotelTravel.com room. 

 
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Uruguay Introduction

Uruguay might be one of South America’s smallest countries, but it certainly comes up big as a popular tourist destination. With a location that allows it to enjoy many of the natural advantages its larger neighbours, Brazil and Argentina, its manageable size ensures that the country can create an advanced quality of life and sustainable economy for its citizens and guests. As a result, today Uruguay is an increasingly popular place for visitors to select when visiting the continent, as it is well known for being safe, easy to get around in, and possessing of sound infrastructure.
Uruguay is the complete holiday destination package: An expansive coastline with pristine sandy beaches, beautiful jungles teeming with exotic wildlife, rugged mountains that afford endless climbing and hiking pursuits, cowboy-filled country plains, thriving cities offering a plethora of cultural activities to enjoy. The country is lively and progressive, open-minded intellectually, and politically surefooted. While there may be elements of risk and instability in Latin America, one won’t find much of that to be concerned about in Uruguay.
Resorts dot Uruguay’s stunningly beautiful coast on the Atlantic Ocean, offering every manner of water sport and boating pursuit. Vacationers flock to the Punta del Este beach resorts seeking fun in the sun. Montevideo, Uruguay’s capital on the south coast, is one South America’s more interesting capitals, with gleaming new buildings, historically significant districts, wonderful parks, fascinating nightlife and warm, hospitable people.
Throughout Uruguay’s cities, visitors find great choice in shopping, dining and nightlife. Golfers find some of Latin America’s finest offerings in links, and scuba divers enjoy one of the most diverse aquatic areas along the entire Atlantic coast of South America. There is no doubt that Uruguay is destined to become more and more popular as this gem of a holiday spot is discovered by the travelling world. If you are planning a trip, be sure to book early in order to get the best choice in accommodation.

 
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Among the smallest countries in South America, Uruguay sits between Brazil and Argentina and though dwarfed by its neighbours in term of geographical size, it’s a destination capable of offering as much if not more to visitors in terms of culture, interesting sights, attractions and activities. Add to this the fact that Uruguay is one of South America’s safest countries and you begin to get the picture with regards to its viability as a tourist destination.

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The lack of crime and the welcoming nature of the locals make Uruguay an ideal family holiday destination. On top of this, the country has a good selection of attractions to keep the young ones occupied during their stay. Parks, zoos and museums are among the most popular places to take the kids, while the beach is the one destination that you can be sure will always put a smile on young faces.

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Uruguayans love life and love the chance to celebrate it and this shows in the country’s selection of events and festivals, with only one month in the year when there isn’t something of significance being held in some part of the country. Cultural celebrations provide the theme for many events, while the locals’ dedication to their religion means that Catholic festivals also dominate the calendar. The Mardi Gras in Montevideo is the big one and the event that attracts the largest number of visitors.

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Uruguay is an excellent holiday destination for visitors who enjoy sightseeing, offering a plethora of attractions that might be deemed eye-candy or worthy photo album material. Colonia and Montevideo are generally considered the best places to head for interesting visual material, both of them offering striking landmarks and old buildings of historic importance. Punta del Este often gets dismissed as just a beach destination but it has its fair share of interesting sights also.

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Montevideo Carrasco Airport is Uruguay’s major gateway and the means by which many overseas visitors arrive in the country. The facility is located 19km from downtown Montevideo and serves flights to and from major destinations in South America such as Panama City, Rio de Janeiro, Santiago and Buenos Aires, as well as a number of North American cities such as Miami and Washington. From Europe, Spain’s capital, Madrid, provides the chief connection.

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Banks: 13:00 to 17:00, Monday to Friday (some open from 11:00)
Post Offices: 08:00 to 18:00, Monday to Friday
Government Offices: 07:00 to 14:30 (summer), 14:30 to 19:00 (winter), Monday to Friday
Business Centres: 09:00 to 19:00, Monday to Friday
Shops: 09:00 to 19:00, Monday to Friday; 09:30 to 13:00, Saturday (larger stores open later)

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