Introducing La Paloma
This town is a surfer’s dream – out on a point, if there’s no swell on the left, it’ll be coming in on the right. Weekends in summer, the town often hosts free concerts down on the beach, making accommodation bookings essential.
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The tourist office (6008; Av Nicolás Solari s/n) is in the Liga de Fomento building. There’s another at the bus terminal. The post office is on Av Nicolás Solari, as is Antel.
Bikes can be rented from Bicicletas El Topo (Canopus, btwn de la Virgen & Antares) for US$1/4 per hour/day. Peteco (Av Nicolás Solari) rents surfboards for US$10 per day.
Last updated: Mar 2, 2009
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Uruguay beach towns on a backpackers budget?
by paulycushen 27 August 2011
In October 2011, I will be travelling around SA for 5 months with friends. in late January we will be joined by more friends for 3 weeks,…
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RE: Getting from BA airport to La Paloma
by oneexpat 13 August 2011
Thanks for the great info...two last questions (I promise): 1. How long is the bus trip from Montevideo airport (MVD) to La Paloma? 2.…
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Getting from BA airport to La Paloma
by oneexpat 03 August 2011
I plan on arriving at BA airport at 8:00am on a Saturday and want to head off immediately to La Paloma, Uruguay. I assume from my current…
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