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South America: 7 Romantic Destinations not to be Missed

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Share a bottle of wine while watching a couple dance the tango, walk the streets steeped in history with a European atmosphere, visit the small cafes of Plaza Serrano and Puerto Madero, take a tour of independent artists, Buenos Aires offers a multitude possibilities for lovers in search of discoveries.

Maragogi, Brazil

Known as the Brazilian Caribbean, this destination between Maceio and Recife is one of the most romantic destinations in Brazil. Here, you can rest on the beaches in the shade of coconut palms and enjoy exceptional cuisine, the specialty of which is of course seafood.

Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay

Located on the border with Argentina, this city is best known for its history and the beauty of its streets. Indeed, we go there to walk hand in hand through the small colonial streets, visit the historic center with the lighthouse and Calle de los Suspiros, or to admire the sunset at Muelle Viejo.

Trancoso, Brazil

A former fishing village on the coast of Bahia, Trancoso has become an upscale destination with small eco-lodges and luxury hotels. In addition to the magnificent panorama with many practically deserted beaches and natural swimming pools, there is a pleasant historic center, the Quadrado, with restaurants, cafes and art galleries.

Barú, Colombia

This island, accessible by a short boat ride from Cartagena, is less touristy than the latter. Small tropical paradise, it is a quiet place with a beautiful temperature, several lagoons and bahias, with easy access to the islands of Rosario and San Bernardo.

Los Roques, Venezuela

Los Roques is the destination par excellence for lovers in Venezuela. It is a paradisiacal Caribbean island with white sands, turquoise waters and almost deserted beaches that offer great privacy, in addition to offering many ecotourism activities.

Cabo Polonio, Uruguay

A picturesque seaside destination, Cabo Polonio is the perfect place to disconnect and enjoy a quiet location away from the hubbub and stress of the city. With its fine sandy beaches, sand dunes, sometimes powerful waves, sometimes calm and rocks, this small town of fishermen and craftsmen, is a unique place of its kind.

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