Romantic Uruguay Trips & Honeymoon Packages

Walk hand-in-hand through Colonia del Sacramento's UNESCO-listed Old Town, where the romantic Calle de los Suspiros and the colonial-era Basilica of the Blessed Sacrament set a charming scene. Stay together in a private room at a 4-star hotel in Montevideo, then stroll the scenic Rambla at sunset and take in golden beaches and the striking art deco Palacio Salvo. Cap it off with local flavors at the traditional Agricultural Market, sampling Uruguayan specialties in a lively, authentic setting.

Couples take the ferry across Río de la Plata for intimate walks through Colonia del Sacramento's Portuguese-founded Old Town, checking out pastel-colored colonial houses along Calle de los Suspiros. Share sunset views along Montevideo's scenic Rambla coastline and see the elegant Palacio Salvo together before overnight at a 4-star hotel.

Walk hand-in-hand through the UNESCO-listed Barrio Histórico of Colonia del Sacramento, where cobblestone streets and Portuguese colonial architecture create an intimate setting for couples. Head along Montevideo's Rambla de Pocitos at sunset and stop at the iconic 'Montevideo' sign for shared photos overlooking the Río de la Plata. Stay in private accommodations in both cities, with breakfasts included, and take a personalized city tour of Plaza Independencia, the historic Solís Theater, and the vibrant Montevideo Agricultural Market together.

Share an intimate tango dinner with wine in Montevideo, where you'll dance together in one of Uruguay's most romantic cultural traditions. Check out the UNESCO-listed Historic Plaza and Old Fort in Colonia del Sacramento, and stop at the Plaza de Toros de San Carlos bullring before walking hand-in-hand through colonial cobblestone streets. Toast with Uruguay's signature Tannat at a 4th-generation family winery, and have a private light lunch overlooking the vineyards in the peaceful countryside.

Take a private ferry across the Río de la Plata to Colonia del Sacramento, a UNESCO site where you can walk together through cobblestone streets lined with pastel colonial buildings and climbing vines from the 1600s. Later, catch an intimate tango dinner show at La Ventana in Buenos Aires' San Telmo district, where 30 performers bring Argentina's famous dance to life in a beautiful old conventillo.