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Brazilian tourists warned for parking motorhome on Punta del Este beach

26.04.2026 20:52 1 min 2 sources
El Observador SPA + 1 more
Brazilian tourists warned for parking motorhome on Punta del Este beach
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Brazilian travelers received an official notice from Maldonado authorities for parking their motorhome on Playa Brava beach in Punta del Este. They left without a fine but expressed disappointment on social media.

Brazilian tourists traveling in a motorhome received an official warning from the municipality of Maldonado for parking their vehicle on Playa Brava beach in Punta del Este, Uruguay. The incident was based on a 2016 resolution that prohibits parking of recreational vehicles and trailers in the coastal zone outside designated areas.

According to reports, the tourists had been at the spot for about a week. Over the weekend, local authorities enforced the regulation, after which the travelers left the beach without further sanctions. However, they voiced their displeasure on social media, stating they would no longer spend money in this city.

The case has sparked public debate and serves as a reminder of the rules governing motorhome parking in popular Uruguayan resort areas.

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Brazilian Tourists Receive Warning for Motorhome at Playa Brava

23.03.2026 El Observador SPA

Controversy in Punta del Este: Tourist Notified for Motorhome

22.03.2026 fmgente.com.uy SPA

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