Fauna and Flora Parks and Reserves: Cabo Polonio Natural Dunes Monument. Atlantic Coast and Wood Reserves. Promenades to Isla de Lobos, Laguna de Castillos Fauna refuges. National Lacustrine Park in the José Ignacio Lagoon. Laguna de Garzon and Laguna de Rocha. National Park of Santa Teresa and San Miguel of important cultural and historical value, joining natural beauty; colonial period fortresses of XVIII century. Its coasts that allow water and sand promenades, visits to the islands, baths, recreational activities for enjoying and learning. Colonia del Sacramento City (UNESCO recently declared this City as a Humanity Treasure) Quebrada de los Cuervos in Treinta y Tres. Fern Cavern and Crow Cavern in Tacuarembo. Lunarejo Valley in Rivera and Gorrity Island in Maldonado and Fauna Reserve in Piriápolis

The Cerro Pan de Azúcar has a height of 423 mts. and it is the highest point of the hills that approach the coast in the department of Maldonado. In the top a armed cement cross is located, of 35 mts. of height, devised by Juán Zorrilla de San Martín in 1933. In slopes of the Pan de Azúcar a zoological activity is developed that was originated in 1980 with the creation of the Station of Young of Native Fauna on the part of Municipal Intendance of Maldonado.

The Valley of the Lunarejo stream is declared reserve of flora and fauna. A morning of the month of September can be the ideal moment to make the stroll, being a whole land the most appropriate vehicle for it.