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The port of Punta del Este is definitely a special place to stay. The relaxed atmosphere invites you to sit by the water and watch the hustle and bustle in the port. The sea lions sunning themselves on the harbor walls are a real highlight. So if you are looking for a bit of peace and quiet and a great view of chic yachts, this place is perfect. There are also a number of restaurants nearby where you can end the day in a relaxed manner with a cool drink. Tip: It's best to take a camera with you, because the sea lions offer great photo opportunities!

Not exactly the prettiest city, but you get a lot.

No visit to the city is complete without taking a photo here. There are also other works of art and of course a beautiful beach.

Here you can relax with a cool drink

Punta del Este is located on a narrow peninsula on Uruguay's southern Atlantic coast. The seaside resort is located about 140 kilometers east of the capital Montevideo. Punta del Este nestles picturesquely on the coast of the Rio de la Plata. The proximity to the city and the fantastic landscape with paradisiacal sandy beaches and turquoise blue sea attracts the rich and beautiful of South America and is therefore considered the Saint-Tropez of Uruguay. The two stretches of coast that surround Punta del Este are Playa Mansa on the inner part of the Rio de la Plata and Playa Brava on the Atlantic Ocean. The coastal landscape is dominated by a spectacular skyline of modern skyscrapers and a marina, which gives way inland to villas and park areas.

The seaside resort is located at the far end of the mouth of the Río de la Plata partly on a peninsula, at whose imaginary extension of the front island tip is the dividing line between Rio de la Plata and the Atlantic Ocean. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punta_del_Este

At the marina of Punta del Este yachts can be marveled and sea lions are observed. There are many restaurants to relax in.

The artwork "Hombre emergiendo a la vida" on the beach of Punta del Este in the form of a hand is also called La Mano (The Hand) or Los Dedos (The Finger). https://puntadeleste.com/es/informacion/punta_del_este/paseos/la-mano