Punta del Este is South America's premiere beach resort known for its scenic beauty, long summertime menu of entertainment and events, vibrant nightlife, and a high-season crowd of beautiful people. Punta del Este has a reputation for safety with a local culture that is marked by warmth and tolerance.

Colonia del Sacramento is located at the end of the San Gabriel Peninsula on the Rio de la Plata (River of Silver). It was founded by Manuel Lobo as a Portuguese port settlement in 1680.

Montevideo has been ranked as the most livable major city in South America for several years in a row by Mercer Human Resource Consulting. In addition to a “cost of living” study to help international businesses know how to appropriately compensate their offshore employees, Mercer publishes an annual study which rates the quality of life in the world’s major cities.

On the eastern reach of what is referred to as Punta is José Ignacio. José Ignacio is a small fishing village that became a popular surfing beach, and has since gentrified into an exclusive getaway for the world's most affluent leisure travelers.

Punta del Diablo is in a state of transition, both as a travel destination and as a real estate opportunity. Punta del Diablo is a rustic fishing village located on Uruguay’s Atlantic coast. It has traditionally attracted an outpost of surfers and budget travelers.

Piriapolis was Uruguay’s first seaside resort. It is located an hour’s drive east of Montevideo and a 30 minute drive west of Punta del Este. Piriapolis has a beautiful rambla (seaside walk), the impressive Argentino Hotel built in 1930, and is different than many areas of Uruguay in that is has hills and forests.

Montevideo’s Ciudad Vieja real estate provides an opportunity to own property in an up-and-coming historic district in a city receiving world attention for providing the highest quality of life in Latin America.