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PARQUE SANTA TERESA

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Parque Nacional De Santa Teresa, Uruguay
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The park is run by military personnel who have been managing this magical place for years and are very welcoming. At the entrance, a magnificent tropical greenhouse built in 1939 and nicknamed "the Champs-Élysées" (who knows why!) contains more than 90 tropical plants as well as aquariums including water lilies and papyrus. A wildlife refuge and a large aviary hold a number of tropical birds including the superb federal, cacatua, Australian cotorita , naranjero, toucan... Baboons, wild cats(gatos de monte), turkeys, horses, donkeys, coypu and ostriches also live there in semi-liberty.

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Attention, comme il est dit par ailleurs sur le guide, il est possible d'y aller à pied, depuis le village de Punta del Diablo. On peut effectivement rejoindre facilement la plage du parc : Playa Grande, à 2 ou 3 km de la ville. Par contre, le parc est immense, et pour aller jusqu'aux volières, aux marais, au fort..., il faudra marcher près de 20 km, et encore 8 à 10 km pour revenir au plus court ! Il est alors préférable d'y aller en voiture ou de louer un vélo. Avec ce dernier moyen de transport, il est possible d'entrer dans le parc par la plage, de rejoindre les différents points d'intérêts, de ressortir du parc par l'entrée principale, puis de rejoindre Punta del Diablo par la route.
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