Playa Barra Del Chuy(Barra del Chuy, Playa de la Barra)

Playa Barra del Chuy is a beautiful beach located in the town of Barra del Chuy, Uruguay, on the border with Brazil. This beach is approximately 8 kilometers long and features soft, white sand and clear, turquoise waters.

There are also several beachside bars and restaurants where visitors can grab a bite to eat or enjoy a refreshing drink. Playa Barra del Chuy has few amenities, so visitors should plan accordingly. There are public restrooms and outdoor showers available, but there are no lifeguards on duty and dogs are not allowed on the beach.

Playa de Cabo Polonio offers a variety of activities including swimming, sunbathing, surfing, and fishing

When it comes to parking, visitors to Playa Barra del Chuy have several options. There are several paid parking lots available near the beach, as well as street parking in the surrounding area.

Fun fact: The town of Barra del Chuy is known for its unique location on the border between Uruguay and Brazil, with the beach being a popular spot for visitors to cross between the two countries.

In addition to its stunning coastline, Playa Barra del Chuy offers several other attractions in the surrounding area. Visitors can explore the nearby Santa Teresa National Park, which features miles of hiking trails and stunning natural scenery, or take a day trip to the nearby town of Chuy, which is known for its bustling border market.

If you're feeling hungry after a day at the beach, there are several restaurants and cafes in Barra del Chuy to choose from. Some of the most popular options include Parrilla El Club (serving grilled meats and seafood), El Aguacate (serving Mexican food), and Pescador (serving seafood and Uruguayan cuisine).

As for nearby hotels, Barra del Chuy has several options to suit all budgets and preferences. The Hotel Barra del Chuy is a popular option for budget travelers, while the Brisas del Chuy Hotel offers more upscale accommodations with stunning ocean views. Other popular options include the Hotel Parque Oceánico and the La Viuda del Diablo Hostel.