PassportInfo.Com Header and home page link

 

       

Home/Travel Stories/An American in Uruguay

An American in Uruguay gets a special tour

Dianne took her first trip to Argentina, and...

"I was in Buenos Aires, visiting an old friend, when we decided to take a trip across the river to Uruguay. We got on a ferry boat for Colonia, a city over 300 years old, settled by the Portugese and Spanish. It's lovely, with handmade tiles on the roofs and cobblestone streets laid in intricate patterns.

We were escorted to a restaurant for lunch, and noticed a large dog curled up outside the restaurant when we arrived. Once we left the restaurant, the dog joined us and we soon realized that he was actually leading our walking tour. He walked ahead of the tour guide and knew exactly where we were going, pausing at all of the points of interest as she explained about the history.

At one point our paths separated, and we lost sight of the dog. We were getting on the tour bus heading back toward our boat when we passed the restaurant where we'd had lunch. There was our canine tour guide, sleeping in his original spot, no doubt waiting for the next busload of tourists to arrive."

09/10/2002

 

This is a MUST READ for international travelers. It concerns protecting yourself from pickpockets and other scam artists.

Travel Advisory by Bambi Vincent and Bob Arno
(link to purchase page on Amazon.Com)

 

 

| Back to top |
| Home | Passport Information | Travel Tips | Safety and Security |
| Travel Guidebooks by Destination | Travel Guidebooks by Series Name |
| Travel Books | Travel Stories | Useful Links | Terms of Use | Site Map |

Travel Page at |Amazon.Com Travel Page Link

Problems? Comments? Suggestions? Contact us.

Copyright 2007 by Randall & Assoc.