Walking / cultural tour in Uruguay
The quiet side of the Río de la Plata — a Portuguese-Spanish old town, a twenty-kilometre rambla, and a village the road does not reach.
- 4.8average rating
- ₹1,26,499lowest price
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Distances are short, the standing is long
Two or three hours mostly on your feet on hard ground. Comfortable shoes matter more than fitness.
The route is public space
Markets, lanes and places of worship are where people live and pray. Ask before photographing anyone and cover up where others do.
Cash for the small things
Tea, a fritter, an entry ticket. Card acceptance in old quarters is patchy at best.
Ask what the group size will be
A walking tour of six and one of thirty are different products at the same price. It is a fair question.
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- Spring
March is the strongest of the three; May is the quietest.
- Summer
Nothing in this catalogue names summer as a good time to be in Walking / cultural tour in Uruguay. That is the operators' own judgement, not an absence of trips.
- Autumn
October is the strongest of the three; September is the quietest.
- Winter
December is the strongest of the three; January is the quietest.
How hard they are
As the operators themselves grade them.
What travellers said
“Well paced over 8 days with enough free time to not feel herded. Nothing fancy about the beds, and nothing wrong with them either. Solid operator.”
“Good mix of the obvious things and a few places we'd never have found. Solid operator.”
“Well paced over 8 days with enough free time to not feel herded. Nothing fancy about the beds, and nothing wrong with them either. Solid operator.”
“Good mix of the obvious things and a few places we'd never have found. Solid operator.”
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Is the batch mixed-gender and solo-friendly?
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