Punta del este
While the central area is the past and present of Uruguayan wine, the East area may well be the future.
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For each region you can design a personalized tour with the options to your liking. From a 7 steps lunch in a family winery attended by its own owners, to a picnic in the vineyards or a night in a Winelodge.
While the central area is the past and present of Uruguayan wine, the East area may well be the future.
No other region has the same degree of development and investment, and it is easy to see why the corridor that goes from Punta Ballena through Punta del Este to José Ignacio added to Garzón have become such a famous place for good Uruguayan wine.
It is part of the strip of more than 340 kilometers of magnificent beaches, dunes, forests and lagoons that extend northeast of Montevideo to the border with Brazil, in the middle of the open landscapes and unlimited beaches of the department of Rocha, mountain fortresses abandoned and shipwrecks offer silent testimony of the time when Spain and Portugal fought for control of the new continent.
The combination of new and modern vineyards, with high-end resorts, accompanied by a renowned signature cuisine makes this region a magnificent alternative throughout the year and especially in the summer months.
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East Region
Wineries associated with this region
