Oceania of Polonio combines the power of the sea with the magic of nature. Enjoy the experience of walking on the dunes and reaching a beautiful beach virtually deserted. Beyond the waves lie the remains of the shipwreck of the cargo ship “Rio Chabut” happened in 1959.
The location lends to Surfing, windsurfing and kayak.
On request courses are organized and equipment is rented.
Oceania is an excellent place to fish from Corvina Beach, Cazón and Brótola, among others, which can then be roasted in the open grill of the restaurant in Buscavida.
The historic fishing town Cabo Polonio is 9 km away from Buscavidas. Cabo Polonio is a UNESCO protected reserve that draws thousands of visitors each year to its coastal ecosystem. Home to the world’s largest sea lion colonies, Cabo Polonio offers an unprecedented access to observe these aquatic mammals in their natural habitat. Day trips to Cabo Polonio from Buscavidas on horses can be arranged in advance. Knowledgeable local guides can take you trekking along Atlantic Coastline. Approaching Cabo Polonio on 4 feet is an unforgettable experience as you absorb nature and arrive to explore the hip tourist town.
The rustic town of Valizas is famed for its myths and legends dating back to the shipwrecks of the Colonial era. After washing up the shores, pirates and smugglers settled side by side. Today, Valizas is busy family beach town, perfect for enjoying fresh seafood and listening to live music. By night, Valizas has a lively bar scene with craft stalls lining the streets.
The village Valizas is famous for its shipwrecks in colonial times. Pirates and smugglers ravaged their shores. At night the streets of Valizas become a scene of bars and artisan stands.
The river in Valizas has a biodiversity of species that makes it a perfect walk for ecotourism. It is 11 kilometers long (joins the Laguna de Castillos and the Atlantic Ocean) and has a fascinating amount of species of fish and also birds! Especially outstanding are pejerreyes, sole, corvinas and flamingos, buguás, geese, chajás, gulls, among others.
From the 267 km of route 10 (the stream bridge), excursions leave for Laguna Castles and Monte de Ombués. Around this, a small fishing village and its typical little houses are established. In times of the shrimp harvest is common to see from there the boats trying to bring some to their nets.
The largest group of ombúes in the region of Plata is located on the shores of the Laguna de Castillos. The Mount of Ombúes extends in a strip of 20 kilometers and the State is in charge of the preservation of a small surface; The rest are in private fields. This difficult task is in charge of the first park guard of the country, Juan Carlos Gambarotta. It is proposed to visit the mountain through an entertaining boat ride through the waters of the Valizas stream. In summer, the excursions are daily, while in winter they are only done on weekends. The walk takes about an hour and a half and its cost is accessible. The starting point of the route is the bridge over the Valizas stream, which connects the Castillos lagoon with the Atlantic Ocean and is located at kilometer 267 of route 10. From there, several boats leave for the ombú mountain at daytime , Provided there is a minimum of six passengers.
In the old town of La Pedrera there are still houses dating back to the beginning of the 20th century. Its main street crosses the village and flows into a raised rambla on the sea, whose view is the emblem of La Pedrera. During the night the main street is pedestrianized and framed by a craft fair and street shows.
Santa Teresa Park has 3,000 hectares and more than two million trees. A spectacular, neat and clean park, with a vegetation designed with great aesthetic sense. It owns the most important rosedal of the country, with more than 330 species of roses, with a vegetation designed with great aesthetic sense.
You can walk along its paths, refresh yourself in “El Chorro” (a natural pool), visit “La Pajarera” (an aviary and small wildlife reserve), go to the Wetlands area (there are hanging bridges, waterfalls, etc.) And perhaps see some capybara, deer, otter, wild boar, turtle, duck, lizard or yacaré.
It is located on route 9 and its main access is from km 302 but can also be reached by km 306.
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