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Originally founded by the Portuguese in the 1600s, Colonia passed between Portuguese and Spanish rule for decades, and the influence of that melting pot is visible in the resulting colonial architecture and vibrant streetscapes. Colonia and Buenos Aires are located only 31 miles away, divided by Río de la Plata river; and the easiest way to get to Colonia del Sacramento from Buenos Aires is by ferry. It's hard to call Rio de la Plata a river in this area. It's estuary is so large that it looks more like a sea. No matter how many years pass, Colonia is one of those places that doesn't change. Today, visitors come to explore the streets of Barrio Historic which is now under UNESCO protection, ensuring it retains its old-world charm.
New experiences, rest and fresh air in Uruguay!… First, you will visit Montevideo (Uruguay's capital, a vibrant, eclectic city with a rich cultural life). Continue to Colonia (Uruguay's Spanish Colonial town, known for its cobbled historic quarter and colonial Portuguese and Spanish buildings). Afterwards, stay in one of the Estancias near Montevideo, where you will adapt into a typical ''dias campestres'', in English for countryside days, and fell in love with the nature all around. Continue to Punta del Este (the coastal hotspot where you will soak up the sun of the peninsula) and finally, drive back to Montevideo for one last stay, before returning home.
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