Aguas Dulces, Coastal village in Rocha Department, Uruguay.
Aguas Dulces is a coastal village in Rocha Department, Uruguay, extending along the Atlantic shoreline. Rustic houses are scattered among sand dunes and natural coastal vegetation, creating a naturally undeveloped character.
The village began in the early 1900s when settlers built simple dwellings from straw, reeds, and wood on state-owned sandy land. These humble beginnings shaped the scattered settlement pattern that still defines the area today.
Local restaurants serve regional seafood prepared using traditional recipes rooted in the coastal fishing heritage. Visitors can experience how food here reflects the area's long connection to the ocean.
The village offers a range of accommodations including houses, apartments, hotels, and camping sites for different budgets. Basic services like pharmacies and supermarkets are available to meet visitor needs.
A notable feature is La Sirena Beach, nestled between the dunes and designated as the only naturist beach zone in the region. This special strand offers visitors an unusual seaside experience.
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