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I DISCOVERED THE ORIGIN AND CHARACTER OF WINES ENHANCED BY OCEAN INFLUENCE THROUGH GUIDED TASTING. We will tour the line of South Atlantic and Single Vineyard wines accompanied by an individual table with different cheeses, cold cuts, artisan bread and tasting of the extra-virgin olive oils paired.

Explore the heart of Uruguayan cuisine on this unique Montevideo food tour, designed for those eager to savor local flavors and traditions. Journey through the vibrant Palermo and Parque Rodó neighborhoods, where family-run restaurants serve up the best of Uruguay's culinary delights over approximately 5 hours. Sample iconic dishes such as the chivito sandwich, sorrentinos with Salsa Caruso, and a traditional asado, complemented by a mate experience. Your knowledgeable guide shares the stories behind each dish, fostering a deeper understanding of Uruguayan culture. - Immerse yourself in local flavors with family-owned eateries - Enjoy a curated selection of iconic Uruguayan dishes - Experience the cultural significance of mate, with a gift to take home - Ideal for groups of 2 to 8, with hotel pick-up included

Enjoy the new Uruguay wines, with a knowledgeable wine guide! We will visit two wineries in a day, one of them is a boutique family-run winery in the Canelones wine region, just 45 minutes from the city. The tour includes visiting a boutique winery, where you will enjoy a premium wine tasting, a gourmet lunch, a private guide in English or Portuguese, and a wine tasting at a second venue. We will meet you in Montevideo port, or hotel, for this amazing Tannat Wine Tour Borravino Wine Tours is the premier wine company offering wine and culinary experiences in Uruguay, Argentina, and Chile. Originally from Mendoza, Argentina, Damian lived more than 12 years in Uruguay and was shocked by its wines... With a deep knowledge of the wineries, wine owners, and guides, he is ready to take you on a memorable trip to South America. Join us!

Explore Montevideo with a local guide on a private 3-hour city tour followed by an authentic Uruguayan asado in a typical home setting. Learn how to light the fire, grill meats and vegetables, prepare fresh salads and enjoy a classic “panqueque con dulce de leche” paired with Uruguayan wine. Hosted by Raul, an experienced bilingual guide, this intimate experience (one private group per day) offers a genuine taste of Uruguay’s traditions, flavors and warm hospitality.

Customize your private Punta del Este tour with optional add-ons selected at booking, creating an experience tailored to your interests and travel style. Discover the charm of Punta del Este as you explore its highlights - from its picturesque peninsula to the iconic Rambla, a knowledgeable local guide will lead the way through the city. Get to see the elegant gazebo, perfect for a photo stop, visit the famous 'The Hand' sculpture, and marvel at the sea lions in the port. Experience the unique architecture of Casapueblo museum, admire panoramic coastal views, and savor local treats like the sweet panqueques de Dulce de Leche in Lapataia farm. Or enjoy the fresh water of Playa Mansa while kayaking or renting a SUP paddleboard - You choose! Traveling without crowds allows a deeper connection with the city, authentic interactions, and the freedom to focus on what fascinates you most. We can adapt special requests into the itinerary. Contact us directly to arrange details.

We’ll pick you up at your hotel to begin your tour in Ciudad Vieja, visiting Plaza Constitución and the historic Montevideo Cathedral. We’ll then drive to Plaza Independencia, where you’ll learn about iconic landmarks such as Salvo Palace, Solís Theatre, the City Gate, and the Estevez Palace. The tour continues along 18 de Julio and Libertador Avenues to the impressive Legislative Palace, where we’ll stop for photos. Nearby, we’ll visit the MAM market, part of Uruguay’s historical heritage, offering local cuisine and regional products. Next, we’ll head to Batlle Park to see the Monumento a La Carreta, followed by a stop at the legendary Estadio Centenario, host of the first FIFA World Cup in 1930. We’ll then reach Pocitos, one of Montevideo’s most scenic neighborhoods, perfect for photos by the Rambla and beach. The tour continues along the coastal Rambla through Punta Carretas and Parque Rodó, highlighting key buildings along the way. Finally, we return to your hotel.

Sample Uruguay’s burgeoning winemaking industry during this 6-hour tasting tour on the Montevideo wine route. Stop and ‘smell the rosé’ on a laid back visit to several family-run wineries. You’ll try a mix of 6 different red, white, rosé, and sparkling varieties accompanied by snacks like local cheese, bread, and cured meats. Finish the day with a quick tour downtown Montevideo.