Skyscrapers glistening against the Atlantic Ocean give Balneário Camboriú the reputation of being the “Brazilian Dubai.” This lively coastal resort in the state of Santa Catarina offers the perfect blend of urban architecture, golden beaches, and a joyful atmosphere that attracts both local and international travelers. With the tallest skyscraper in Latin America (One Tower, 290 meters) and a scenic cable car above the jungle, the city impresses with its fusion of nature and innovation.

Along the Avenida Atlântica waterfront, you'll find restaurants, nightclubs, and boutiques, while just minutes away lie untouched nature and hidden coves. Balneário Camboriú is especially popular among families and young travelers thanks to the Unipraias Park, which connects the city with Laranjeiras Beach via a cable car ride over the tropical forest. This city is a gem for those seeking an active, stylish, yet relaxing getaway.
 

Punta del Este — Uruguay’s Premier Resort on the Atlantic Coast

Punta del Este is one of South America’s most renowned resort cities, located on Uruguay’s southern coast where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Río de la Plata estuary. The city is known for its unique contrasts—on one side, upscale neighborhoods with modern skyscrapers, yachts, and gourmet restaurants, and on the other, tranquil sandy beaches, scenic dunes, and surf-friendly waves. It’s often dubbed the “Monaco of South America” for its luxurious infrastructure and popularity among international celebrities.

Beyond the beaches, Punta del Este offers both cultural and natural attractions: the iconic “La Mano” sculpture, the Ralli Museum of contemporary art, and nearby islands home to sea lions. Visitors can explore the bohemian district of La Barra or enjoy sunset views by the Punta del Este lighthouse. The city comes alive during the summer season (December to February), when tourists from around the globe arrive in search of sunshine, comfort, and vibrant nightlife.

the capital city and chief port of Argentina, in the eastern central part of the country, on the Plata River; population 3,042,600 (est. 2008).