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Semana de Turismo is Uruguay’s name for Easter Week; it is also known as Semana Santa. For travellers, it is an important calendar period because it affects travel within the country.
During this period, many residents use the week for rest and travel, changing the usual rhythm of transport, accommodation, popular places, and some events. For visitors, this can be both an advantage and a reason for higher demand.
When planning travel during Semana de Turismo, it is best to choose cities, accommodation, and transfers in advance. The week is well suited to exploring the country, but spontaneity is less convenient on popular dates, especially on the coast and in natural areas where demand rises faster.