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comment by Anonymous, 2009-08-07 01:08:45

interesado
q interesante alvaro
quiero venir proxima semana
me llamo thierry
mi mail e thierrymaine@hotmail.com
contacta me amigo

comment by Alvaro , 2008-07-31 19:53:28

House for rent in Arachania, near La Paloma in Rocha-Uruguay
I've got a house for rent, 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms, barbecue, two floors, excelent location just a few steps to the beach and the waves

comment by Matt Fox , 2008-03-15 17:01:55

SA Surf
My name is Matt Fox, Im 21 and living in Buenos Aires until July. Im from East Coast US and have come to BA to study abroad but hope to fit in a little surfing. I know surfing in Argentina isnt the best, thats why Ive been looking into Uruguay. I hear theres a cheap ferry that goes up to Montevideo.
My Spanish isnt great, but I can get by. I was hoping anyone would have some advice on places to travel, stay, surf, people to know...
I cant stay for long periods of time because Im taking classes here in BA, but Im able to get away Thursday-Sunday every weekend.
I appreciate any advice or travel tips anyone can offer. My e-mail is foxmc@jmu.edu.

comment by www.oceanmind.net, 2007-07-24 01:58:13

info
Uruguay has low to none crowd in most of the beaches from march to december. the only moment you will suffer, and trust me, you will, beacause of crowd is on january and march. When a lot of people decide that surf plus the lot of turism that the zone atracts.
The weather conditions are fine during most of the year. June, July and august are really cold but surfable. The prices in comparition with the rest of the world are cheap (not gas, that is very expensive $1,2 for litre) and chiks are great.
thats all, for pictures www.oceanmind.net, for further info contacto@oceanmind.net
you are always welcome!

comment by elpi89@gmail.com, 2007-04-26 21:39:02

surf trips to uruguay
if available people would be interested in going on surf trips to urugay?
like one week to la paloma for instance with food transportation and hotel or something like that?
please answer i'm making o sort of market research

comment by thekingisdeadlonglivetheking@yahoo.ie, 2006-06-12 17:18:12

Living and suring in Punta
I'm planning to move to Punta in Sept, find some work, learn Spanish, mix with the locals and surf. Just wondering how consistent the surf is there and where would be a good spot to rent an apartment - near city and consistent surf beach if possible. I'm intermediate level and surf a long board all year in Ireland, so water temperatures don't bother me. Plan to eventually learn to ride a short board properly. I presume picking up a board when I get down there should be easy enough? Should I expect packed beaches? How quiet does the place get in the off peak period?

comment by juanto@paipo.com.uy, 2006-02-01 23:35:18

Juanto
If you like to know how are the waves every day in Uruguay?

You have to look at http://www.paipo.com.uy

Every day we put in the page some photos of the bests surf spots in Uruguay.

Enjoy it.

comment by Paiper, 2006-01-04 16:51:03

Surfing
Go to www.paipo.com.uy and check the epic swell of 21/12/2005 in most of our best surfs spots.

comment by goesurf@hotmail.com, 2006-01-03 19:01:11

URUGUAY
Punta del Este is an incredible place, its different from the rest of the coast (its way reacher) its packed with argentinos during the summer, but the waves didn't showed during the week I stayed there, but the spots appeared to have the potential to hold good waves due to the rockie bottom. But the wind is always present and it can ruin the waves so check the web for predictions before going. Its a great place for kitesurfing or windsurfing. The country is very small you can make the hole coast in almost four hours. The people are friendly.

comment by Sebastian, 2005-12-27 05:11:51

Uruguayan living in Australia.
Hi,I just want to say that I've been living in Australia for many years and have also lived in Uruguay for about 10yrs.We all know that in Australia one can surf nearly all year round, (unless you if you live in Bondi) but I would just like to say that when I lived in Uruguay I surfed some nice breaks BUT as the locals said to me (willy- La Ploma)I had gotten lucky with the swell that had all of a sudden popped up in the aftrenoon. Your not going to find BIG waves but if your travelling up north past Punta del este one can find something to have some fun on. Hang loose!!!.........Hope to be back in Uruguay soon.........