We invite you to experience Punta del Este from the sea

With our boats, qualified and experienced personnel, navigate to the largest sea lion natural reserve in South America, in front of the oceanic beaches of Punta del Este, 12 km from the coast, it is the southernmost territory of the Eastern Republic of Uruguay.

365 days at your disposal We are at your pleasant service all year round at Local 1A Puerto Punta del Este

The tour to Isla de Lobos lasts approximately 2 hours, it takes about 40 minutes to get to the reserve, we spend about 40 minutes sailing around the island and another 40 on the way back.

Sea lions and sea lions live on the island all year round, and occasionally some elephant seals.

Descent to the island is not allowed, it is a seaside walk, although our experience taking these walks, and our boats accordingly, allow us that once on the island we can stop for about 15 minutes in the area with the most wolves in the water to bathe. with them from the boat in complete safety.

On board our boats we have Wi-Fi internet service, a submersible camera available, life jackets and mineral water at no cost.

Collectively we leave daily at 12:00 with a cost of u$s 70 (US dollars 70) per person, and u$s 50 (US dollars 50) for children under 10 years old.

Modern and Safe Fleet

Our fleet, which includes Horizon III, Nausicaa and Sea Wind, is equipped with the latest in technology and comfort to ensure your safety and enjoyment on board.

Commitment and Passion

At DiMar Tours, each tour is a reflection of our passion for the sea and our commitment to excellence.

Services

With more than 25 years of experience, and serving tourists, we offer excellent service with the best boats.

Los Lobos

On Isla de Lobos off the ocean coast of Punta del Este there is one of the largest colonies of sea lions in the world. Two species coexist on the island: Fine or two-haired seals (Arctucephahus australis) and Sea Lions or one-haired ( Otaria Flavescens)

La Isla

Discovered in 1516 by Juan Díaz de Solís. It is home to the largest colony of sea lions in South America. It is the southernmost point of the Eastern Republic of Uruguay, located 12 km from the coast of Punta del Este in oceanic waters.

El Faro

Built in 1906 at 59 m above sea level, it is the 3rd highest in the world and the 1st highest in America. It emits a flash every 5 seconds that is seen at a distance of 40 km, guiding the navigation of ships and boats entering and leaving the Río de la Plata.

The Tour

It has freshwater springs and scarce vegetation, mainly grass, calagualas and reed beds. Almost its entire central area constitutes a large plateau covered by a scant layer of earth.