Down near the bottom of South America, this small, welcoming country especially lures visitors during its balmy summer (the northern hemisphere’s winter with, average temperatures here around an average in January of 23⁰ Celsius/73-74⁰ Fahrenheit). Above all they tend to flock to its 650 kilometres (404 miles) of fetching Atlantic Ocean beaches with both calm and wilder waters, punctuated by sand dunes and rocky bluffs, and served by a variety of places to stay and play, from luxurious resort areas to unpretentious small towns and unspoiled nature reserves. This coast is also home to nearly 70 percent of Uruguay’s population and generates some 40 percent of its wealth – which for visitors means there’s a lot to do down here besides just beaching, including adventure and eco activities, culture, dining, shopping, and much more.
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