Spring (October to December) and autumn (March to May) offer mild weather, ideal for exploring and outdoor activities.

Yes, the grape harvest festival is a significant event, celebrating the region’s winemaking culture.

Absolutely. The tranquil environment and various family-friendly activities make it a great destination for families.

Don't miss out on 'asado' and 'chivito', both staples in Uruguayan cuisine.

Walking and cycling are popular in the compact city, and there are also rental cars for exploring further afield.

The San Roque Church and the rotating bridge are must-see sites reflecting Carmelo’s history.

Yes, many local wineries offer tours and tastings, perfect for wine enthusiasts.

Birdwatching near the riverbanks is popular, where you might spot parrots and swans.

There are several river beaches ideal for swimming and water sports, especially during warmer months.

Nightlife is subdued, with the focus on cozy dinners and quiet evenings, rather than vibrant club scenes.