Punta del Este

Around the city the visitor will find a wide range of recreational activities on offer, including exhibition halls, restaurants, pubs, discos, antique shops, art galleries, cinemas, theaters and a lively nightlife. This city resort is chosen to host luxurious parties, the fashion shows of prestigious brands and a wide range of large-scale cultural events such as the International Jazz Festival, the International Film Festival and exhibitions by well-known contemporary artists.

Punta del Este is also a unique natural destination. With over 20 km of coast and tall hills overlooking the sea, the resort also offers charming places and landscapes for those who come in search of absolute tranquility. The point where the two most famous beaches, Playa Mansa and Playa Brava, meet, marks the end of the Río de la Plata and the start of the Atlantic Ocean. The resort has grown westward forming Punta Ballena and eastward forming La Barra and José Ignacio. The diversity of its coast and its fine white sand make it an ideal destination for sports like surfing, windsurfing, jet-skiing, motor-boating, sailing, fishing and yachting. On dry land, the stage is set for tourists to engage in other sports such as polo, golf, tennis or rugby. In short, Punta del Este is synonymous with endless alternatives to satisfy the needs of the most demanding and diverse tourists.

Natural Environment

Punta del Este is a fascinating peninsula with charming beaches on both of its sides. In the east, the sea is so wild that it requires courage and boldness for swimming and boat race. In the west, reversely, the sea is peaceful throughout the year. The two completely different styles can satisfy the various needs of different swimmers. For those who love marine sports, Punta del Este is extremely glamorous.