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Live an authentic fishing experience on the Río de la Plata / Uruguay River. We head out on a fully equipped boat, ideal for those looking to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings while fishing. The activity includes everything you need: • Rods and fishing gear • Bait • Guide on board • Drinks during the outing • Duration: 2 hours
Located on the road to Seré Beach, this space is a meeting point with the creative identity of Carmelo. The place gathers a selection of local handicrafts, where visitors can appreciate the manual work of artists and artisans of the region. It is an ideal stop to discover local pieces and acquire a souvenir of the city.
The Carmelo Wildlife Reserve, created in 1976 by Raúl Igoa Angeli, is an iconic natural space in the city for direct contact with nature. Recently reopened as an eco-park, it fosters environmental awareness and offers a classic family outing in Carmelo's green surroundings.
Ride through beautiful landscapes of Carmelo on horseback, a quiet horseback ride to enjoy with the family. An authentic experience to connect with nature and the region, crossing native forests and the shores of the Río de la Plata accompanied by local guides.
Enjoy an unforgettable experience riding along trails through the forest, countryside, and beach. Over the course of an hour, accompanied by an expert guide, you'll connect with nature and discover unique landscapes on a calm, safe ride. Suitable for all ages and experience levels. • Duration: 1 hour
Located 15 minutes from downtown Carmelo in the rural Colonia Arrúe area, Jacarandá Farm offers immersion in Uruguayan countryside life. Visitors explore the organic garden, interact with farm animals, walk trails among native trees, and discover ecotourism practices. Highlights include homemade lunches with farm-fresh produce, wood-fired empanadas, barbecues, and vegan options, enjoyed outdoors with field views.
Live a unique experience in contact with nature. Paddle around Puerto Camacho, navigating the Arroyo de las Víboras as it flows into the mighty Río de la Plata. Along the way you'll be surrounded by native vegetation, birds, and calm scenery, perfect for disconnecting. • Duration: 1 hour • Includes: kayak, paddles, life jacket, and assistance before and during the outing.
Walk trails surrounded by native flora, streams, and natural parkland. The experience includes medicinal plant tastings in herbal infusions, meditation spaces with hammocks by the stream, and the option to arrange lunches, snacks, or dinners. A perfect activity to disconnect and enjoy nature at any time of year. Difficulty: low.
In a rural setting between Carmelo and Nueva Palmira, this family-owned boutique mill is dedicated to the artisanal production of premium extra virgin olive oil. The visit allows visitors to tour the olive groves, learn about the technological and traditional process of oil extraction from harvesting to bottling, and end with a guided tasting. It is an opportunity to explore Uruguayan olive growing and appreciate the care and dedication necess... read more
Explore Carmelo's natural and historical surroundings by visiting iconic sites like Balneario Zagarzazú, perfect for enjoying peace among forests and the river. Discover the historical significance of Calera de las Huérfanas, an ancient Jesuit settlement. Punta Gorda offers a privileged geographic setting, marked as the zero kilometer where the Uruguay River flows into the Río de la Plata, blending history, natural cliffs, and panoramic sunset... read more
Sail with us and experience the magic of sunset in Puerto Camacho. Enjoy a unique cruise along the Río de la Plata as the sun dips below the horizon, turning the sky into an unforgettable postcard. During the cruise, we serve a gourmet platter with a selection of Narbona cheeses, paired with drinks on board: • "De Puerto" craft beer • Narbona red wine • Soft drinks • Duration: approximately 1.5 hours
Carmelo’s Wine Route brings together seven wineries within a short radius, surrounded by vineyards, country roads, and the calm landscapes of western Uruguay. This experience invites visitors to discover the region’s winemaking identity through tastings, vineyard walks, and visits to production areas, along with food and relaxation offerings that vary at each estate.
In downtown Carmelo, this small workshop-museum brings together more than 1,500 works carved by sculptor José Castro in over 60 types of wood. The visit reveals scenes, characters, and forms shaped from different grains and tones, in an intimate setting that blends art, craftsmanship, and personal storytelling. It is an excellent cultural stop for travelers who want to discover a distinctive creative side of the city.
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