La Paloma

La Paloma

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At the center of La Paloma sits a lighthouse warning captains of sandbars and a rocky coast. Very similar geographically to the Outer Banks in North Carolina, La Paloma is a summer tourist retreat for Argentineans, Brazilians, Chileans, Europeans, Uruguayans themselves, and even a few brave Americans. La Paloma is frequently served by many intercity buses from most main destinations of the southern half of Uruguay with the exception of Punta del Este. To get in from there, go via the Maldonado terminal or San Carlos.

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La Paloma has an active nightlife with bars and even a free club, famous with many international and South American tourists coming to Uruguay. If La Paloma is still too busy for you, and you are looking for a more laid-back and sometimes hippie-loaded experience, look here:

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Getting There

Multiple Options

La Paloma is frequently served by many intercity buses from most main destinations of the southern half of Uruguay with the exception of Punta del Este. To get in from there, go via the Maldonado terminal or San Carlos. Otherwise, getting in by car or thumb is straight forward. The town is too small to have public transport. But walking is perfectly fine. You can also rent bicycles in the centre—ask your hostel. A bicycle can be of advantage if you head to Rocha Lagoon or to La Pedrera. There are not many sights besides the beach and the big ugly skyscraper in the centre. La Paloma has an active nightlife with bars and even a free club, famous with many international and South American tourists coming to Uruguay. If La Paloma is still too busy for you, and you are looking for a more laid-back and sometimes hippie-loaded experience, look here:...

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Getting Around & Staying

Getting Around

The town is too small to have public transport. But walking is perfectly fine. You can also rent bicycles in the centre—ask your hostel. A bicycle can be of advantage if you head to Rocha Lagoon or to La Pedrera. There are not many sights besides the beach and the big ugly skyscraper in the centre. La Paloma has an active nightlife with bars and even a free club, famous with many international and South American tourists coming to Uruguay. If La Paloma is still too busy for you, and you are looking for a more laid-back and sometimes hippie-loaded experience, look here:

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If La Paloma is still too busy for you, and you are looking for a more laid-back and sometimes hippie-loaded experience, look here:

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La Paloma has an active nightlife with bars and even a free club, famous with many international and South American tourists coming to Uruguay. If La Paloma is still too busy for you, and you are looking for a more laid-back and sometimes hippie-loaded experience, look here:

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Glimpses of La Paloma

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a man carrying a surfboard and a bike on a beach

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Sunset in La Paloma, Uruguay

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green-leafed trees during daytime

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Aerial view of golden sunset with lighthouse on the beach.

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a pond in a park surrounded by trees

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white concrete wall with black wooden door

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a man carrying a surfboard and a bike on a beach

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Sunset in La Paloma, Uruguay

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green-leafed trees during daytime

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Aerial view of golden sunset with lighthouse on the beach.

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a pond in a park surrounded by trees

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white concrete wall with black wooden door