Our time in Uruguay moved between history, coastline, and everyday life. In Colonia del Sacramento, weathered stone streets and colonial architecture carried the quiet weight of centuries.

Montevideo offered a different rhythm, with an old city tour through Ciudad Vieja revealing layers of culture, politics, and daily movement.

Along the coast, Punta del Estecontrasted that history with open space, light, and the pull of the Atlantic. Between destinations, meals became part of the story—restaurants serving as gathering points where conversation, food, and local character came together. These photographs reflect Uruguay as it was experienced: calm, grounded, and quietly rich in detail.