Carmelo is a charming town located in the west of Uruguay, on the banks of the Río de la Plata. With a peaceful and picturesque atmosphere, Carmelo is known for its colonial architecture, tree-lined streets, and proximity to vineyards, making it an ideal destination for wine and nature lovers. The town is famous for its relaxing landscapes, its port, and outdoor activities such as boat rides and walks along the waterfront. Carmelo offers a perfect combination of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it an ideal place for a peaceful getaway to enjoy the calm of the Uruguayan countryside.
Carmelo Resort & Spa
It is located just one hour away from Colonia del Sacramento, nestled in the heart of a lush 45-hectare forest on the banks of the Río de la Plata, with its own vineyards surrounding a large pool with two waterfalls and an exclusive private beach. Carmelo Resort & Spa is considered one of the top 10 resorts in Central and South America by prestigious publications such as Conde Nast Traveller and Travel & Leisure.
Accommodation includes 2 nights with buffet breakfast and access to the facilities.
Narbona Wine Lodge restaurant
The Narbona Restaurant is located in the heart of the estate, adjacent to the bakery and just meters away from the Winery and vineyards. It offers an authentic experience where comfort and excellent service harmonize with the rural charm of the surroundings. The restaurant serves gourmet cuisine paired with wines from the winery itself.
Includes: Winery visit with tasting, lunch at the restaurant with mineral water or soft drinks, and wine.
Sunset Cruise in the Afternoon at Puerto Camacho
Drive to Puerto Camacho, located on the outskirts of the city of Carmelo. Puerto Camacho offers exclusive boats for touring the river, allowing you to enjoy the nature and tranquility that characterize the area. Enjoy a sunset cruise watching the sunset over the Río de la Plata, aboard a vintage boat, while sampling some local snacks.
Includes: Cured meats and cheeses from Granja Narbona, beverages: Narbona red wine and craft beer brewed in Puerto Camacho, and soft drinks.
Duration: 2 hours.
Full-Day Private Wine Tour in Carmelo
Discover the birthplace of wine in Uruguay by visiting two family-owned wineries in the city of Carmelo.
Bodega El Legado
A family legacy turned into a passion has resulted in an exquisite wine, the product of much dedication and hard work. It is a small winery, located in the heart of the Wine Route in the Colonia Department. They offer visitors a unique atmosphere, a well-maintained building, and the warmth of their team. They produce an exclusive wine, the result of a unique system in Uruguay that prioritizes the quality of the grape, cultivated under the Vertical Cordón System.
Bodega Cordano
Cordano is also a family-owned winery, founded last century by Italian immigrants from Piedmont. They focus on wine tourism under the name Almacén La Capilla. The winery features a well-organized family museum in its cellar.
The tour includes wine tastings at both wineries and lunch at Bodega Cordano.
Visit and Wine Tasting at Finca Narbona
Visit the Finca Narbona Winery and discover the birthplace of wines in Uruguay. Enjoy a tasting of their most emblematic wines: Narbona Tannat Rosé, Narbona Pinot Noir, and Narbona Tannat Oak. The tasting will be accompanied by a variety of cheeses and homemade breads from our own production.
Duration: 2 hours.
Cordano and Visits to Bodegas El Legado
Discover the birthplace of wine in Uruguay by visiting two family-owned wineries in the city of Carmelo.
Bodega El Legado
A family legacy turned into a passion has resulted in an exquisite wine, the product of much dedication and hard work. It is a small winery, located in the heart of the Wine Route in the Colonia Department. They offer visitors a unique atmosphere, a well-maintained building, and the warmth of their team. They produce an exclusive wine, the result of a unique system in Uruguay that prioritizes the quality of the grape, cultivated under the Vertical Cordón System.
Bodega Cordano
Cordano is also a family-owned winery, founded last century by Italian immigrants from Piedmont. They focus on wine tourism under the name Almacén La Capilla. The winery features a well-organized family museum in its cellar.
The tour includes wine tastings at both wineries and lunch at Bodega Cordano.