Viagem de um dia premium para Colônia do Sacramento
Descrição
Entre num cenário de conto de fadas num passeio a pé pela Colonia del Sacramento, onde ruas de paralelepípedos, fachadas coloridas e séculos de história ganham vida a cada esquina. Comece sua jornada na mágica Cidade Velha, uma joia Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO, e deixe-se envolver pelo seu charme colonial. Passeie pela lendária Calle de los Suspiros, descubra histórias de romance e mistério e absorva a atmosfera vibrante da Plaza Mayor, emoldurada por museus, cafés aconchegantes e recantos repletos de arte. Sinta-se um explorador enquanto caminha pelas antigas muralhas da cidade e suba ao farol para vistas deslumbrantes do cintilante Rio da Prata. Entre na serena Basílica do Santíssimo Sacramento e deixe que as ruínas assombrosamente belas do Convento de São Francisco o transportem de volta no tempo. Uma mistura de história, charme e momentos perfeitos para cartões-postais — este passeio é a maneira perfeita de se apaixonar por Colonia!
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
A cidade histórica de Colônia do Sacramento, fundada em 1680, evoca imagens da Lisboa antiga por sua arquitetura em estilo português e ruas sinuosas. Colônia está localizada no sudoeste do Uruguai, às margens do Rio da Prata, e em 1995 foi declarada Patrimônio da Humanidade pela UNESCO. Você pode visitar Colônia facilmente de balsa saindo de Buenos Aires em apenas um dia, e este é um dos motivos que tornam suas praias uma atração turística popular entre os argentinos. Entre seus principais monumentos estão a Igreja Matriz, a mais antiga do país, o Museu Municipal e um porto do século XVII que se funde harmoniosamente com o rio.
Nasce na Plaza Mayor e continua em declive até o Rio da Prata. É uma rua estreita com características portuguesas, calçada com paralelepípedos e sem calçadas. As laterais são inclinadas em direção ao centro para formar um canal de drenagem. As casas, construídas na primeira metade do século XVIII, têm paredes de pedra, telhados de telha e pisos de cerâmica. As portas e janelas são pequenas e de madeira, embora apenas as casas com telhado de duas águas tenham sido preservadas.
Foi construída no ano de 1745 por ordem do governador português Vasconcellos, que na época governava estas terras. Em suas origens, a Porta era o pórtico de entrada da Colônia, protegida na época por um forte exército de muralhas espessas, alvo frequente de ataques de piratas, espanhóis e ingleses.
Foi construído em janeiro de 1857. Possui dois flashes vermelhos a cada nove segundos. É uma torre circular de alvenaria branca com uma cúpula com listras radiais brancas e vermelhas. Possui uma estrutura única com base quadrada e uma torre cilíndrica que se estende até a lanterna. Foi construído sobre uma das antigas torres do Convento de São Francisco, cujas ruínas se encontram aos pés do farol. Sua altura é de 26 metros e seu alcance luminoso é de 7,8 milhas náuticas.
A Basílica possui um altar bastante incomum para a época e até mesmo para os dias de hoje: uma alcova semicircular retroiluminada que apresenta uma enorme custódia (receptáculo para a exibição da Sagrada Hóstia ou Santíssimo Sacramento). A alvenaria externa demonstra a influência portuguesa de seus construtores.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
O embarque será no seu hotel localizado no centro de Buenos Aires (Palermo, Recoleta e centro da cidade)
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- É necessário um passaporte válido no dia da viagem
- NOTA: Nome, número, data de nascimento e país do passaporte são obrigatórios no momento da reserva para todos os participantes.
- Este é um passeio adequado para crianças
Avaliações(37)
This tour was a worry-free way to explore Catalonia from Buenos Aires. We were picked us up from our hotel promptly and taken to the ferry with good directions on how to proceed. Another tour guide met us as we exited the ferry in Uruguay and took us on an informative hour long walking tour. So much history here! We then had about 3 hrs to enjoy the town and explore. We opted for a wine and cheese tasting at a local establishment. Our tour guide then met us to accompany us back to the ferry and again helped us to check in. Back in Buenos Aires, our driver drove us back to our hotel. A great day!
Fantastic experience; from pickup to drop off everyone was professional, friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. Logistics were super smooth with door-to-door transportation, high speed ferry round trip. Our guide, Mayra, was a lovely ambassador for Uruguayan hospitality and history and provided a wonderful walking tour of Colonia with great local recommendations. Highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting BA for a fun day trip!
It was a fun experience. Our guide, Ali, was incredible and we learned so much about Colonia and Uruguay from her. Very well organized.
Not worth the money - $250/person for the 5 min. transfer from hotel to the port + $70 boat fee + 2 hours tour guide - your charge is way too high.
Lovely town. Definitely worth the visit and to explore and get the history of another country. Our guide was great and gave us a comprehensive run down and tour of the town. Then gave us two hours to have lunch and explore. Lots of restaurants and shops to explore. Just be prepared to spend some time in both directions going through customs and immigration. It's about 2 hours on each side, which adds to the day.
This premium day trip to Colonia del Sacramento was absolutely excellent from start to finish and exceeded my expectations. In Buenos Aires, my guide Jesus was extremely prompt, communicative, and professional. He picked me up right on time and made the ferry process smooth and stress-free. Customs and immigration for the ferry can feel more chaotic than an airport, but Jesus guided me step-by-step through check-in and boarding. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and bilingual (English and Spanish), and he also shared helpful local tips before departure. Once in Uruguay, Lily was truly a standout. She is an absolute gem. Her English is impeccable, and her historical knowledge rivals that of a professor, enhanced by over 20 years of living experience in Colonia. She is clearly well known and respected by local artisans, residents, and business owners—I even overheard others say she was the best guide, and they were right. Lily is a fantastic storyteller with a great sense of humor. She gave thoughtful recommendations on where to eat and shop, pointed out where to find the best value, and helped us avoid tourist traps without ever making it feel transactional. Her care and pride in Colonia really showed throughout the day. Colonia itself is charming and beautiful, especially beyond the main historic sites. Walking the outer areas revealed excellent restaurants, cafés, gelato shops, urban art, and stunning architecture. A few practical tips: arrive early for the ferry to clear customs and immigration and to get better open seating. Food and drinks are available onboard, so skip the café at the ferry terminal. Traveling light makes the experience even smoother. Also, there are many stray dogs in colonia that according to Lily are taken care of by the locals, they are sweet, if i ever go back i would feed them. I highly recommend this trip. The ferry ride is calm and scenic, Colonia is lovely, and the experience is elevated by two exceptional guides who truly care about what they do.
The tour was excellent and worry free! They picked us up from our hotel promptly and directed us to the ferry. Our private tour guide met us as we exit the ferry in Uruguay and we had a very informative 2 hour walking tour of Colonia de Sacremento and its history. We then had about 3 hrs to enjoy the town and explore. Our tour guide then met us to accompany us back to the ferry and checkin. Once we arrived in Buenos Aires, our driver drove us back to our hotel. This tour allowed us to visit Uruguay with ease. Definitely recommend this tour!!!
Ms. Lily gave us an excellent historical overview of Colonia del Sacramento and even recommended great spots to enjoy authentic Uruguayan cuisine. In Argentina, our driver Jesús ensured a safe and comfortable journey with his attentive and professional service. Highly recommended!
A lovely introduction to Uruguay and the unique town of Colonia! It was very helpful to have a driver pick us up from our hotels and navigate our tickets for the ferry to Uruguay. The ferry was large and comfortable and just took 50 min to get us across. Our guide Alejandra was waiting for us at the port as we disembarked with a sign with our names on it - very easy to find. She spoke excellent English and offered a lot of history and background on the country of Uruguay as well as Colonia, which was super interesting. There was so much I was unaware of! The walking tour was about 90min and then we were on our own for lunch and to wander about the small town for 3.5 hours. There were lots of cute small restaurants and stores, but I think 2.5 hours would have been enough for free time - it was exceptionally hot that day and we spent an hour just sitting in a gelato shop just to cool off. Easy ferry ride back and we were greeted by the same driver from the morning who took us back to our hotels. All in all, definitely worth it if you have extra time to spare in Buenos Aires!
Wow. We went here for the day on our honeymoon as one of our last day activities, and just one word: wow! It was the best tour we went on during our trip. Alejandra was very knowledgeable and passionate. We learned so much about Colonia and Uruguay more generally. I would recommend this trip to anyone! Thank you for an amazing time.
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