The camping Treinta y Tres Orientales, located in the capital of the department of Durazno, offers to the visitor beautiful natural surroundings, to borders of the Yí river surrounded by a dense native
vegetation preserved and taken advantage of good. It is indeed in this camping that sets out a long walk by small beaches next to the river. The stroll takes something more than one hour and really it is worth
the trouble to make it. Once in the city of Durazno, street Dr Emilio Penza, in the direction of the stage Ernesto de Leon, leads to the camping Treinta y Tres Orientales. Its access is located a pair of kilometers advanced more. The camping counts on a zone of tents of 15 hectares, distributed in three areas that differ in their location with respect to the services available and to the coast. Few meters later, is an extensive and high native forest that ingeniously lodges barbecuers under its trees.

On the main street, are colorful modules where all type of services is lent. There as much meat as frozen or bread can be bought. In front of them the children park and the administration of the camping are located. If one advances meters arrives at the Playa del Sausal -beach of the Sauzal-, an ample sand extension white to borders of the Yí river. The waters of the river are limpid, without indications of aquatic vegetation and if approximate depth is of three meters. The current of the river is smooth and single it is clouded after strong rains. Across of the Yí a thick native vegetation is seen that it hits by the variety of tones of green. Once in Playa del Sausal, by hand right are the boats and canoes that are offered in rent. The lovers of the fishing will find in the zone the possibility of touching a good resentment. Next to the boats the route begins towards the east by a sand footpath that runs underneath the dense native vegetation. Of the right side of the way there are two little houses with view to the river.

As the traveller advances goes into in the forest, allowing to traveller to protecte of the sun and to breathe fresh air. The long walk tries to accompain the course of the river. Towards the right, underneath the compact vegetation, some isolated barbecuers are located. After descending six steps from stone, one bends towards the left to arrive at a small beach denominated by the villagers like the Tupamaros. Due to so large his reduced and to the hoisted surroundings he has a particular enchantment. When continuing by the marked footpath, one descries sky it through the branches of the mount. The ways are several that furrow the area, which does difficult to mark one like definitive. In any case one is due to try not to move away too much of the coast. The following beach that arises in the route is called of the Lovers beach, ampler than previous but the smaller one than the Sauzal beach. Also it has white sands and there is ten footpaths that arrive at her.

Here the other margin of the river seems to approach, with its enormous willows and sarandíes on the coast. After visiting it, it is continued until the call beach of the Bridge, that must its name to the proximity of the bridge of the route 5, that crosses the country of north to the south. From the route also access to the beach . When continuing the stroll under the mount, the sing of the birds are listened to that have their natural habitat here. The footpaths journey by ascendent and descent ways and after surpassing a trunk crossed in the way is arrived at the beach of the Bridge. This is greatest of beaches to borders of the Yí river and get into its waters becomes an irresistible temptation. It's advisable to undertake the return in hours of the day, before the dusk. At any moment remember to respect the nature, as one asks all the visitors in the camping Treinta y Tres Orientales.