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Costa Azul / Playa Azul

• “… is close to it.! Clear water, great for boogie boards… Great beach…”(4 Tips)

  “One of the most beautiful beaches in Luquillo.”(2 Tips)

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• This is a nice stretch of very soft sand and turquoise water. The waves are big so bring your boogie board. This beach is just east of Luquillo and has much fewer people. Free parking!

• One of the most beautiful beaches in Luquillo. If you’re vacationing here or just a quick visit in the island early in the AM, Aromas Cafe is a must! Great breakfast & lunch

• Great beach look up paradise get away on the home away website and speak with Bert or Rose about their awesome place for rent on the 18th floor

• Playa Azul you can do everything Swimming safely by Small pools by Reef area very safe and you can do Snorkling . To . You have to SurfingWww.flipkey.com/172169 also www.vacationhomerentals.com/66700

• Take a trip to Plaza Azul. You’ll find deserted, powdery white sands, gentle, lapping surf and an amazing coral reef to snorkel. For more local tips, follow us on 4sq or check out www. renhotels.com

• Great beach and everything is close to it.! Clear water, great for boogie boards… Great beach and everything is close to it.!

• Great beach and everything is close to it.! Clear water, crear for boogie boards… Great beach and everything is close to it.!

• Beautiful sands and the water is clean.. Be sure to take all the garbage you find and that’s yours..

• bring some beer, sit back, and relax on this beautiful crescent-shaped beach with perfect sand and clear water.

• Nice clear water beaches for tanning and taking a dip in the water

• If you get your shoulder dislocated badly here, DON’T go to the Hima hospital in Fajardo. Go to a San Juan hospital. Besides that, the beach is great 🙂

• Great beach and everything is close to it. !

• Amazing view. The apartments face the beach and you can see El Yunque from the top floor. It also has a pool and a basketball court.

• Nice and beautiful beach

• Beautiful quiet beach

• Similar to first tip, but we brought rum.

• Excellent!!!

• Una de las mejores playas muy bella

• Playa limpia y hermosa..de noche romantico y se aprecia la vista de cruceros

• Buen sitio para quemarse las nalgas.

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Casa del Pongo, Playa Costa Azul, Luquillo 【 DEC 2022 】 House in Luquillo, Puerto Rico (3 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom)

Vilomar Rentals

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3 Bedrooms House in Vilomar

Casa del Pongo, Playa Costa Azul, Luquillo. 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom Airbnb House in Luquillo, Luquillo, Puerto Rico. Max Occupancy of 6 persons. Minimum nightly stay 1 night. Amenities include:

• Air Conditioner
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• Kitchen
• Pet Friendly

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Is this Vilomar house pet-friendly for guests?

Yes, pets are allowed at this property. Check the guest reviews to learn what guests had to share.

Does the Vilomar house have a swimming pool?

No, this Vilomar house does not have a swimming pool. See details about the indoor or private swimming pool availability and other facilities.

How much does it cost per night to stay in Vilomar house?

Best-rates for the Vilomar house starts from $65 per night with includes Air Conditioner, Pet Friendly, Internet, Kitchen with all other facilities. RBO matches every traveler with their perfect accommodation, whether you are traveling with a group, friends, family, or pets.

Is Vilomar house a family-friendly place to stay?

Based on the information we have received from the owner or our partner, this is not considered to be a family-friendly property. As reported by the owner or manager, the house has not specified that children are welcome. Please see details about suitability for your family or inquire with the property to learn more.

Is the Vilomar house wheelchair accessible or offer services for disabled guests?

Based on the information received from our partner, the Vilomar house has not specified they are wheelchair accessible. Likewise, there is not an elevator specified as being available at the property. Specific accessibility details may be addressed in the property details section of this page.

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Based on the information reported by the owner or manager, the Vilomar house indicates 1 day stay policy at this house. Guests are cautioned that the minimum stay policy may differ based on seasonality or availability and may be at the discretion of the owner or manager.

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Sleepy beaches of the Costa de Oro – Guru’Guay

Guru’Guay thanks the Canelones Balsa and Asociados developers for making this article possible. So far, the Uruguayan branch of the Canelones has not had international prominence in English. Together Guru’Guay and Balsa are working to make the Canelones famous with a series of articles demonstrating why this part of Uruguay is an unexpectedly interesting place to live, work and visit. Guru’Guay’s opinions always coincide with ours. nine0003

The Costa de Oro or Gold Coast in the department of Canelones is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Uruguay. However, this may be one of the country’s best-kept secrets because most of the tourists are… Uruguayans.

So what are the Uruguayans hiding? Sleepy beach towns and simple pleasures. The family-friendly seaside resorts of the Costa de Oro are characterized by quiet tree-lined beaches with white sand as powdery as icing sugar. Uruguayan middle-class families have holiday homes here that have been passed down from generation to generation. And nowadays locals – and a few foreigners, especially Europeans – prefer to live permanently on the Costa de Oro. Except weekends and holidays, the beaches are almost always empty. nine0003

At this point, the Rio de la Plata really merges with the Atlantic Ocean, especially as it moves east. The water is mostly blue-green. Some days he is as calm as a mirror. On other days, it looks and acts like a calmer version of the ocean. It is very safe for children.

Activities include sunbathing, swimming, walking and building sandcastles. Parking is a breeze. Perhaps that is why the nostalgic summer air of the fifties reigns on the beaches of the Costa de Oro. nine0003

There are about thirty seaside towns and cities in this region, stretching just over forty miles (70 kilometers) between the Carrasco and Solis Grande rivers and minutes from Montevideo International Airport. Let’s take a tour.

Ciudad de la Costa

Between the Carrasco and Pando rivers lies Ciudad de la Costa, a municipality of about 100,000 inhabitants, and to the north, a few minutes from the international airport. Beaches Barra de Carrasco, Parque de Carrasco, Shangrila, San Jose de Carrasco, Lagomar, El Bosque, Solymar, Parque de Solymar, Lomas de Solymar, Medanos de Solymar and El -Pinar has become home to permanent residents in recent decades. They still preserve the beauty of their beaches.

Gourmet Zone
What was once a culinary desert, with a handful of chivito-serving family favorites, is now home to several outstanding restaurants that take advantage of Canelones’ proximity to both the coast and the countryside. Why change? A new understanding in Uruguay of good food and the arrival of new residents from the more affluent areas of Montevideo. nine0003

Ride the Rambla
A four-kilometre cycle path along the Ciudad de la Costa Rambla, from Calcaño to El Pinar, with places to tie bikes along the route.

El Pinar

El Pinar has four kilometers of pine-lined beaches that give the area its name and offer some sun protection if you’re happy to sit back on the beach. Great restaurants in the area. The kids love sandboarding on the dunes. nine0003

Atlantis

For locals, Atlantis is the “tourist capital” of the Costa de Oro. At 45 kilometers from Montevideo, this sleepy city combines the comfort of city services with the nature and tranquility of a seaside resort. Its two beaches, Mansa and Brava (“calm” and “rough” respectively, as in Punta del Este), are surrounded by pine and eucalyptus forests. In the seaside resort of Villa Argentina, a short walk along the beach, is one of the most emblematic buildings on the Canelones coast: a giant stone eagle’s head, called Aguila or La Chimera, looks out over the water from the promenade. No one really knows why the Eagle was built at 1945 year. Definitely a family conversation topic when viewed from the beach.

Church of Cristo Obrero, protected by UNESCO
Church of Cristo Obrero and Nuestra Señora de Lourdes by the Uruguayan engineer Eladio Dieste was inaugurated in 1960 and recognized by UNESCO in 2021. It is a 15-meter tower structure built entirely of brick, with stunning curved walls and roofs, without a single supporting column or beam.

Atlantis Fruit and Vegetable Market
North of Atlantis, in the area of ​​Estación Atlantida, Mercado de Cercanía is an initiative of the producers of the region and the municipality of Canelones. Several stands sell organic fruits and vegetables, cheeses, honey and canned food at affordable prices. Route 11 km 164.5 between El Petiribi and Los Paraisos. Saturday from 8 am to 4 pm.

Nearby is Isla Verde (R 11 km 161), an “edible forest” of organic fruits and vegetables, including bananas.

Parque del Plata

One of the largest beach resorts in the area, about four kilometers of beach lined with wide white dunes. The sandbar at the mouth of the Solis Chico River has created a protected area for sea sports and fishing. The municipality of Canelones is currently taking action to restore the dunes. nine0003

The area is also the location of several award-winning local films, including Viaje Hasia el Mar (2003), which ends on the resort’s beach, and Aleli (2019), both Uruguayan Oscar nominations for Best foreign film.

La Floresta

Costa de Oro’s oldest seaside resort takes its name from a company that planted a million trees on the dunes in the early 1900s. Like Atlantida, it is an established resort by Uruguayan beach standards. Local residents have owned holiday homes for generations. During the summer, residents organize family cultural events such as a sleepless night, or a full moon White Night (according to Floresta Mayor Noce Blanca will take place in November 2022.). Its beach stretches from Las Vegas on the Solis Chico River to the Sarandi River, which marks the border with the Costa Azul. A famous resident is one of Uruguay’s most famous musicians, Jaime Roos. nine0003

San Luis

The Interbalnearia route will take you to San Luis at kilometer 62, one of the least developed parts of the Costa de Oro, characterized by quiet beaches and natural forest. The beach and the nearby river Bagre are popular spots for artisanal fishing (for Corvina , anchovy and blue whiting ). Locals line up to catch Pejerri , Majuga and Burriquet and most Uruguayans are willing to fish a little in the shallows at night with flashlights (known as “pesca a la encandilada”). Two of Uruguay’s most prominent chefs, Laura Rosano and Adrian Orio, live in Sao Luis and you can visit them. (see Canelones Gastronomy). nine0003

East Caribe, Los Titanes, La Tuna, Araminda, Santa Lucia del Este, Biarritz, Cuchilla Alta, Sierras del Mar, Santa Ana, Balneario Argentino

Canelones coast becomes more oceanic, with slightly bigger waves, and the landscape becomes a bit more overgrown. On the horizon is the island of La Tuna, which was once the site of wild swimming competitions. Boat fishing and water sports are available at the Cuchilla Alta.

Joregiberri

Set against the hills of Piriapolis, the gentle white sand dunes and the dramatic mouth of the Solis Grande River, the unpronounceable Jauregiberri (re-e-e-BERRY, thanks in the comments) is the last beach on the Costa de Oro. It is home to the first fully autonomous public school in Latin America built from 2,000 tires, 3,000 glass bottles, 1,500 plastic bottles and 12,000 empty cans. You can see the school from the highway. It’s just before the bridge over the Solis Grande river on the right. nine0003

Most Uruguayans will be surprised to see an international publication like Guru’Guay recommend the beaches of Canelones to our readers. Especially as the most famous beaches of Uruguay in Maldonado just over an hour away and Rocha 3-4 hours

As if they consider the beaches of the Costa de Oro too homey and maybe partly because they are literally “too close to home” ( e.g. Montevideo). I would say it’s time for them to reconsider, especially considering how beautiful the beaches, privacy and nature are so close to the capital and literally minutes from the international airport. nine0003

Consider yourself a pioneer.

Top 15 – Islands of Spain

Islands of Spain – an interesting tourist route that combines several holiday destinations. Rich history and color are combined with the resort component. Since the country of bullfighting and flamenco consists of several regions with different cultural baggage, the attractions here are for every taste.

Some islands are located quite close to the mainland, so the impact on their development is appropriate. Others are adjacent to the African coast and developed, among other things, under the influence of traditions that are alien to Europe. As a result, the world has received an amazing combination – special zones of comfort and diversity, at the same time moving with the times in terms of infrastructure and not forgetting their origins. nine0003

Mallorca

Located in the Mediterranean. Part of the Balearic archipelago. The area exceeds 3640 km². Resorts: Santa Ponsa, Camp de Mar, Palmanova, Illetas and others. They differ in the level of elitism, but everywhere there is a developed infrastructure. There are more than two hundred beaches. One of the largest and most equipped is Playa de Palma. There are many dive sites on the north coast. National local dish – coca – its own kind of pizza.

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Tenerife

Located in the Atlantic Ocean. The largest island in the Canary archipelago. The area exceeds 2034 km². The resorts are different in direction: Puerto de la Cruz – for families, Costa Adeje – for large fun companies, Playa de la Arena – for those who want to improve their health, etc. Attractions: Loro Park – a multidisciplinary zoo, the marine world and the botanical garden, Teide National Park, Guimar Pyramids.

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Gran Canaria

Located in the Atlantic Ocean. Part of the Canary Islands. The area exceeds 1560 km². Almost half of the territory belongs to protected and protected areas. Resorts: Bahia Feliz, Puerto de Mogan, Puerto Rico and others. Entertainment: dive in the bay on the “Yellow Submarine”, visit the “Palmitos Park”, where one and a half thousand exotic birds live. Museums: House of Columbus, Museum of Nestor – modernist artist, center of contemporary art.

Hotels on the island of Gran Canaria

Fuerteventura

Located in the Atlantic Ocean. The second largest among the Canary Islands. The area exceeds 1659 km². Resorts: Caleta del Fustes, Costa Calma, Playa Matorral and others. Tourism infrastructure is not developed everywhere. More suitable for a quiet holiday. Several dozen beaches. The largest is the thirty-kilometer Sotavento. Attractions: Cueva del Llano cave, La Oliva village, Betancuria Museum and others. nine0003

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Lanzarote

Located in the Atlantic Ocean, part of the Canary archipelago. The area exceeds 845 km². Resorts: Puerto del Carmen. Costa Teguise, Costa Teguise. The best beaches are in Papagayo Bay. Attractions: Timanfaya Park, where there are volcanoes that influenced the formation of the modern look and relief of the island, Castillo de San Jose – a fort-like building dating back to the 18th century, Cactus Garden and more. nine0003

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Ibiza

Located in the Mediterranean Sea, part of the Balearic archipelago. The area exceeds 571 km². Numerous clubs, a place of entertainment for young people, made his name. There are big discos where DJs play electronic music. Resorts: Sant Antoni, Playa d’en Bossa, Talamanca and others. The total length of the beaches is about 18 km. Nudist beach – Aigues Blanques. Attractions: Old Town, Las Dalias Market, Mambo Club and others. nine0003

The best hotels on the island of Ibiza

Menorca

Located in the Mediterranean Sea, belongs to the islands of the Balearic archipelago. The area exceeds 694 km². It is a biosphere reserve. There are about 120 beaches, the popular ones are Kaya Anna and Son Bou. Resorts: Cala en Porte, Santa Galdana Bay and others. Attractions: Santa Agueda Castle, caves near the village of Cales Coves, stone structures of various shapes. The national local product is queso maon cheese.

Hotels in Menorca

Palma

Located in the Atlantic Ocean, part of the Canary archipelago. The area exceeds 708 km². Thanks to the Cumbre Vieja volcanic ridge, the island is divided into two sections with a different climate. The most popular resort is Puerto Naos, the most visited beach is Charco Verde. Attractions: Dali Street, the Church of the Holy Light built in the 16th century, the national park, Los Tilos – a biosphere reserve.

Hotels in Palma

Formentera

Located in the Mediterranean Sea. It belongs to one of the Pitius Islands. The area exceeds 83 km². Popular beaches: Playa de Migiern, Cala Saona, Playa Llevan. Nudists are allowed on any public beach. Places to visit: art galleries, wine farms, chapels and churches of different centuries of construction, an Arab architectural complex, the Estany des Peix lagoon.

Hotels on the island of Formentera

Gomera

Located in the Atlantic Ocean, part of the Canary archipelago. The area exceeds 369 km². Popular resorts: Valle Gran Rey and Playa de Santiago. Attractions: Garajonay National Park, Torre del Conde – a Gothic tower, Los Organos – basalt columns resembling organ pipes, etc. The peculiarity of the island is the “Homeric whistle” – a shepherd’s language that allows you to talk over long distances.

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Graciosa

Located in the Atlantic Ocean, belongs to the territory of the Canary archipelago. The area exceeds 29 km². There are no full-fledged resort complexes, there are several boarding houses. There are only two settlements: Caleta del Sebo and little Pedro Barba. Nature is the only attraction of the area. The cuisine mainly consists of seafood dishes.

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Hierro

Located in the Atlantic Ocean, the westernmost in the Canary archipelago. The area exceeds 268 km². It is a biosphere reserve. The peculiarity of the island is the natural pools, for example, Charco Azul and Charco Manso. Vineyards are widespread: the varieties are unique in their own way, as they have adapted to the volcanic type of soil. Attractions: “Punta Grande Club” – the smallest hotel in the world, a baroque church, juniper forests. nine0003

Hotels on the island of Hierro

Cabrera

Located in the Mediterranean Sea, belongs to the islands of the Balearic archipelago. The area exceeds 11 km². It is part of the Cabrera National Park. The castle of the same name is the main attraction. The port is the only place on the island equipped with the latest technology. The only entertainment is hiking in picturesque corners. There are ruins of old buildings.

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Lobos

Located in the Atlantic Ocean, belongs to the territory of the Canary archipelago. The area exceeds 4 km². There is no permanent population. It has been open as a tourist route since 1982, it is part of the national reserve. It has a unique set of plant species growing here.