Playa La Calavera

Playa La Calavera, located in Cabo Polonio, Department of Rocha, Uruguay, is a coastal destination of unique beauty and natural environment.Known for being the meeting point for artisanal fishing boats, such as "La Nena" and "La Juanita", this beach stretches for more than a kilometre with beige sand and clear turquoise waters, offering an idyllic and relatively uncrowded landscape.

This beach is ideal for those looking for an authentic experience in contact with nature.In addition to enjoying its crystal clear and clean waters, visitors can appreciate the rocky tip of Cabo Polonio, from where you can see "Isla de Torres" and one of the largest sea lion reserves in the world.La Calavera is also famous for the numerous shipwrecks that occurred on its shores, which gives it a mystical air and a rich history.

Surrounding the beach, on the rocks, are restaurants offering dishes made with fresh fish and seafood, as well as grilling, pasta and other dining options, all overlooking the sea. During the summer, the beach has a lifeguard service, ensuring a safe visit.It is a perfect place for families, couples and friends who want to enjoy the tranquility, natural beauty and local culture of Cabo Polonio.

From Playa La Calavera you can undertake a hike of approximately 7 km through the dunes to Cerro de la Buena Vista in Barra de Valizas, offering spectacular views of Cabo Polonio and its surroundings.The area is characterized by the absence of conventional services such as electricity or running water in many of its homes, which contributes to preserving its original appearance and offers nights of extremely starry skies.