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Isolated corners of Uruguay that will take your breath away - Switch off your cell phone, leave civilization behind you, and spend an unforgettable vacation in Uruguay. Its 170,000 sq km holds wonders of nature and surprising hidden gems that will leave you breathless. Discover more about these heavenly corners of tranquility!
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Cabo Polonio - This isolated hamlet is well known for being disconnected.
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Cabo Polonio - The only way to get here is on foot, on horseback, or in a jeep, as there are no roads that lead there and it lies about 7 km away from the main highway.
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Cabo Polonio - Its water supply comes from a well or rainwater, and there is no electricity, so that means no wifi!
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Cabo Polonio - From here you can take a boat to visit nearby sea lion colonies.
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Cabo Polonio - The surrounding area is filled with woods and sand dunes, making it feel like you're on a completely different planet.
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Cabo Polonio - Without all the light pollution of the city, you can gaze at the Milky Way up above.
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Salto del Penitente - The Salto del Penitente is a 60-meter-high waterfall situated in a natural park.
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Salto del Penitente - If you're not too scared of heights, you can cross from one side to the other on a zip line.
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Salto del Penitente - This natural wonder provides some simply stunning views.
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Salto del Penitente - Sample local Creole dishes and other delicious cuisine at the El Penitente viewpoint.
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Salto del Penitente - You can camp under the stars next to the stream, where you'll be able to enjoy hot showers and your own campfire.
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Cerro Verde - Cerro Verde is part of the Santa Teresa National Park.
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Cerro Verde - You can visit the Fortaleza de Santa Teresa, an old military fortification, that dates back to 1762.
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Cerro Verde - It was built by the Portuguese to fortify the area. Portugal and Spain were in conflict over the occupation of Uruguay at this point in time.
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Playa la Moza - In the park you'll also discover the beach called Playa La Moza. From here you can sometimes catch a glimpse of whales far out to sea.
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Playa la Moza - Rent out a hut or a camping spot and make the most of the beautiful natural surroundings around you.
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Isolated corners of Uruguay that will take your breath away
Could this be your next relaxation destination?
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