Discover why Punta del Este is perfect for coliving
Punta del Este feels like a seaside town with a little city heartbeat. Summers are warm and breezy. Winters are cool and quiet. The culture mixes yacht life, art galleries and small local bars. Most travellers enjoy walking past La Mano at sunset and watching kids try to climb the fingers.
For digital nomads the vibe is chill. I once joined a pickup beach volleyball game by La Mano at dusk and ended up chatting with folks who work from Montevideo. Internet is solid in cafes and many apartments have good fiber. There are a few coworking spots and friendly coffee shops where people actually stay all day.
Cost of living is higher than other parts of Uruguay. For some this will be amazing. Restaurants, rent and nightlife add up in summer. Things to do are plenty. Beaches, hiking, galleries, a lively marina and decent nightlife. The nomad community is small but social. Arguably not the best for strict budget travelers.