• Museo – Taller de Casapueblo - Nestled on the sea cliffs like a futuristic fairy-tale castle, the pristine white Casapueblo is a stunning piece of art and a premier architectural landmark in Uruguay. Explore the masterpiece and former home of Uruguayan artist Carlos Páez Vilaró, featuring a museum, art gallery, and hotel.
• Mano de Punta del Este - Brava Beach (Playa Brava) boasts golden sands and surf-friendly waves, but its highlight is Mario Irarrázabal’s sculpture. The most famous landmark in Punta del Este, the enormous Hand of Punta del Este (La Mano de Punta del Este)—or simply los Dedos, meaning “the fingers”—is designed to symbolize a drowning swimmer and caution against the beach’s notorious waves.
• Iglesia Candelaria - With its simple yet striking sky-blue and white façade, the Our Lady of the Candelaria Church is one of Punta del Este’s most charming landmarks. Established in the mid-20th century, the church is dedicated to the patron saint of Punta del Este and serves as the town’s main Catholic church.
• Faro de Punta del Este - Visit the Punta del Este lighthouse, standing 25 meters tall since 1860, constructed with materials imported from Europe.
• Puerto de Punta del Este - A quintessential and popular spot, where luxurious yachts and sailboats mingle with artisanal fishermen returning from the sea to sell their catch. Large sea lions often gather here, waiting for fishermen to toss them leftover fish, creating a picturesque scene as they “pose for photos” just meters from visitors.
• Playa Brava - Playa Brava begins east of the Peninsula, offering distinct features from La Mansa. After visiting Los Dedos, enjoy a tour of the entire boulevard and nearby neighborhoods such as San Rafael, Rincón del Indio, or Beverly Hills.
• Avenida Gorlero - The main avenue in downtown Punta del Este, lined with shops, restaurants, and numerous mini-shops offering souvenirs and more.
• La Barra - Arrive at the mouth of Arroyo Maldonado, where La Barra lies on the opposite side. Cross the renowned undulating bridge to explore the commercial center, small beaches, and narrow streets. This bridge, known for its wave-like shape, was inaugurated in 1965 by civil engineer Leonel Viera.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Cost of access to the Casapueblo Museum . USD 12 each passenger

You will live the Punta del Este experience on an exciting guided tour with personalized service where you will discover the most emblematic tourist spots of the city. You will be able to enjoy this experience in a private service and according to your preferences, since the times at each point of the tour and the route in general are flexible, adapting to the particular needs of the passengers.

• It is possible to transport folding wheelchairs, it is not possible for the person to travel sitting in the wheelchair
• It does not have any health restrictions, since the tour is private and adapts to the physical conditions of the passengers

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.