Artist Eduardo Vigliola's labor of love, this thatch-roofed boutique hotel incorporates local stone and wood details, surrounded by landscaped grounds dotted with water lilies, papyrus, edible and medicinal plants, a small stream and a Japanese-style pond. The four-bedroom Casa Nativos out back, complete with living room and kitchen, doubles as part of the hotel and as a stand-alone vacation rental.
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Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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On Laguna de Castillos' western shore (near Km 267 on Ruta 10), brothers Marcos and Juan Carlos Olivera, whose family received this land from the…
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Built in 1881, Cabo Polonio’s striking 27m-tall lighthouse provides a fabulous perspective on the point, the sea-lion colony and the surrounding dunes and…
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5.17 MILES
This impressive hilltop fortress, 4km north of park headquarters on Ruta 9, is the star attraction of Parque Nacional Santa Teresa. Construction was begun…
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5.37 MILES
This national park, 35km south of the Brazilian border, is administered by the army and attracts many Uruguayan and Brazilian visitors to its relatively…
27.55 MILES
On Laguna de Castillos' western shore (near Km 267 on Ruta 10), brothers Marcos and Juan Carlos Olivera, whose family received this land from the…
28.1 MILES
Built in 1881, Cabo Polonio’s striking 27m-tall lighthouse provides a fabulous perspective on the point, the sea-lion colony and the surrounding dunes and…