Victor and Rafael
ELENA & RAFAEL.
Casa De Margot.
Tanguería. Montevideo-08
Casa De Margot.
Tanguería. Montevideo-08
FREE WEEK in MONTEVIDEO
David James is offering to comp seven nights' accommodation in
Montevideo's colonial Old Town to anyone willing to check out his
Sugar Loaf Ocean Club and Spa development in Uruguay.
No high-pressure selling tactics or back-end obligations involved...
This offer is first-come, first-served, and advance reservations are
required. We expect registrations for this offer to fill quickly, so if
you're interested in a FREE WEEK in Montevideo, you'll need to let
us know right away. To visit Sugar Loaf and to reserve your
apartment in Montevideo FREE week go to
"Sugar Loaf Ocean Club & Villas":
info@sugarloafuruguay.com
IMPORTANT to register with the "Referral from Tango Caminito School, CA".
David James is offering to comp seven nights' accommodation in
Montevideo's colonial Old Town to anyone willing to check out his
Sugar Loaf Ocean Club and Spa development in Uruguay.
No high-pressure selling tactics or back-end obligations involved...
This offer is first-come, first-served, and advance reservations are
required. We expect registrations for this offer to fill quickly, so if
you're interested in a FREE WEEK in Montevideo, you'll need to let
us know right away. To visit Sugar Loaf and to reserve your
apartment in Montevideo FREE week go to
"Sugar Loaf Ocean Club & Villas":
info@sugarloafuruguay.com
IMPORTANT to register with the "Referral from Tango Caminito School, CA".
URUGUAY is the birth land of Carlos Gardel, Cumparcita and more: casadegardel.blogspot.com
High on a hill in the shadow of Uruguay’s most famous
cerro and national park, Pan de Azucar, Sugar Loaf
Ocean Club & Spa is Uruguay’s premier beach
resort and community offering luxury two, three, and
four bedroom villas with incredible ocean vistas to the
front and stunning mountain views to the rear.
Sugar Loaf offers the privacy of the country
surrounded by green pastures, pine forests, rolling
hills, and haciendas, the proximity of Uruguay’s most
picturesque town Piriapolis, and the convenience of
being in the heart of the country’s key attractions;
located between the cosmopolitan cities of
Montevideo and Punta del Este.
Sugar Loaf is five minutes from white beaches,
Piriapolis with its lovely bay, boardwalk, quaint cafes,
a casino, and a first class marina.
The international airports of Maldonado and
Montevideo are fifteen and forty-five minutes from the
property respectively.
cerro and national park, Pan de Azucar, Sugar Loaf
Ocean Club & Spa is Uruguay’s premier beach
resort and community offering luxury two, three, and
four bedroom villas with incredible ocean vistas to the
front and stunning mountain views to the rear.
Sugar Loaf offers the privacy of the country
surrounded by green pastures, pine forests, rolling
hills, and haciendas, the proximity of Uruguay’s most
picturesque town Piriapolis, and the convenience of
being in the heart of the country’s key attractions;
located between the cosmopolitan cities of
Montevideo and Punta del Este.
Sugar Loaf is five minutes from white beaches,
Piriapolis with its lovely bay, boardwalk, quaint cafes,
a casino, and a first class marina.
The international airports of Maldonado and
Montevideo are fifteen and forty-five minutes from the
property respectively.
Click on photos to enlarge
Winery
Architect - Guillermo Hughes &
Myriam Muxi, his wife, an artist
Myriam Muxi, his wife, an artist
TANGO VIDEO: ELENA & RAFAEL
at Casa De Margot. Montevideo, Feb-08
at Casa De Margot. Montevideo, Feb-08
1. URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqk_kNWV0i0
2. URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=om8wnvSoRCw
2. URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=om8wnvSoRCw
Piriápolis seems like the Costa del
Sol in Spain 75 years ago: a quaint
village on rocky slopes mingling with
white sands, the waves lapping at
your feet as you walk on the beach.
The boardwalk (Rambla in Uruguay)
lined with sidewalk cafes and grand
old hotels from the early 1900s.
Sol in Spain 75 years ago: a quaint
village on rocky slopes mingling with
white sands, the waves lapping at
your feet as you walk on the beach.
The boardwalk (Rambla in Uruguay)
lined with sidewalk cafes and grand
old hotels from the early 1900s.
A mint condition Model-A Ford with a rumble seat putters down the avenue. It is truly picturesque.
Piriápolis was founded in 1890 by an eccentric visionary and alchemist named Francisco Piria. Piria chose the site because of the
earth’s special energies and magnetic poles.
Today Piriápolis and the surrounding area including Sugar Loaf are famous for their positive energy points, drawing people from
around the world to engage in new age activities: meditation, yoga, and mystical tours. Even non-believers can appreciate a little
positive energy cannot hurt.
Sugar Loaf and Piriápolis are located in the heart of the countries key attractions, and have spectacular access to the country’s
two cosmopolitan cities Montevideo and Punta del Este, as well as, both international airports. Piriápolis is 5 minutes from Sugar
Loaf. Piriápolis offers a wide array of fantastic beaches, activities, historical sites, and museums:
Piriápolis was founded in 1890 by an eccentric visionary and alchemist named Francisco Piria. Piria chose the site because of the
earth’s special energies and magnetic poles.
Today Piriápolis and the surrounding area including Sugar Loaf are famous for their positive energy points, drawing people from
around the world to engage in new age activities: meditation, yoga, and mystical tours. Even non-believers can appreciate a little
positive energy cannot hurt.
Sugar Loaf and Piriápolis are located in the heart of the countries key attractions, and have spectacular access to the country’s
two cosmopolitan cities Montevideo and Punta del Este, as well as, both international airports. Piriápolis is 5 minutes from Sugar
Loaf. Piriápolis offers a wide array of fantastic beaches, activities, historical sites, and museums:
Local Attractions
· Beaches (See Beach Section)
· Argentino Hotel, inaugurated in 1930, for many years was the largest hotel in South America, and is a great place to have an
espresso, dinner, or overnight stay.
· Pavilion of the Roses: Next to the Argentino Hotel with its beautiful rose garden is worth a look.
· Railroad Museum (Museo Ferroviario)
· Hotel Colón: Built by Francisco Piria in 1910.
· Marine Life Rescue Hospital S.O.S. (Rescate De Fauna Marina S.O.S.) is where wounded seals, marine turtles, and penguins
are cared for until they can be released into the wild again.
· Cerro del Toro: Offers fantastic views of the city and ocean, and a beautiful sculpture of a bronze bull brought from Paris that
weighs 7,000 pounds.
· Fountain of Venus (Fuente de Venus): is an exact replica of a temple in Villa Paravicini in Milan Italy.
· Chair Lift: up the Cerro San Antonio where the entire coast between Piriápolis and Punta del Este can be seen.
· Cerro Pan de Azúcar (Sugar Loaf Mountain): Sugar Loaf is the name of our development, the most recognizable land mark in the
country, and the mountain and national park that borders the development on the north side. Pan de Azúcar is one of the highest
points in Uruguay, and has a 115 foot cross on the summit. The park also has a zoo with local fauna.
· Waterfall Park (Parque de la Casada)
· Piria’s Castle (Castillo de Piria): Built in 1897, was the home of the founder of the city Francisco Piria. Today it is a museum.
· Archaeological Site: Between Sugar Loaf and the Cerro de los Burros on the road to Las Flores, there is a 12,000 year old
archaeological site.
· Caiman Farm (Criadero de Yacaré) : From Las Flores towards Cerro Azul on route 9 is the caiman farm.
· Indigenous Museum: Near the caiman farm.
· Castillo Pitamiglio located near Las Flores.
· Beaches (See Beach Section)
· Argentino Hotel, inaugurated in 1930, for many years was the largest hotel in South America, and is a great place to have an
espresso, dinner, or overnight stay.
· Pavilion of the Roses: Next to the Argentino Hotel with its beautiful rose garden is worth a look.
· Railroad Museum (Museo Ferroviario)
· Hotel Colón: Built by Francisco Piria in 1910.
· Marine Life Rescue Hospital S.O.S. (Rescate De Fauna Marina S.O.S.) is where wounded seals, marine turtles, and penguins
are cared for until they can be released into the wild again.
· Cerro del Toro: Offers fantastic views of the city and ocean, and a beautiful sculpture of a bronze bull brought from Paris that
weighs 7,000 pounds.
· Fountain of Venus (Fuente de Venus): is an exact replica of a temple in Villa Paravicini in Milan Italy.
· Chair Lift: up the Cerro San Antonio where the entire coast between Piriápolis and Punta del Este can be seen.
· Cerro Pan de Azúcar (Sugar Loaf Mountain): Sugar Loaf is the name of our development, the most recognizable land mark in the
country, and the mountain and national park that borders the development on the north side. Pan de Azúcar is one of the highest
points in Uruguay, and has a 115 foot cross on the summit. The park also has a zoo with local fauna.
· Waterfall Park (Parque de la Casada)
· Piria’s Castle (Castillo de Piria): Built in 1897, was the home of the founder of the city Francisco Piria. Today it is a museum.
· Archaeological Site: Between Sugar Loaf and the Cerro de los Burros on the road to Las Flores, there is a 12,000 year old
archaeological site.
· Caiman Farm (Criadero de Yacaré) : From Las Flores towards Cerro Azul on route 9 is the caiman farm.
· Indigenous Museum: Near the caiman farm.
· Castillo Pitamiglio located near Las Flores.
Uruguay Festival Calendar
"Lemanja" Festival of the Goddess of the Sea - February 2
"Las Llamadas" Mardi Gras Carnival and Parade - First Week of
February
"La Fiesta Patria Gaucha" Festival of the Gaucho Culture - 2nd Week
of March
"Tango Festival" Celebration of Tango Culture - Week of June 24th
"Lemanja" Festival of the Goddess of the Sea - February 2
"Las Llamadas" Mardi Gras Carnival and Parade - First Week of
February
"La Fiesta Patria Gaucha" Festival of the Gaucho Culture - 2nd Week
of March
"Tango Festival" Celebration of Tango Culture - Week of June 24th