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Bahia Vik

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This contemporary Uruguayan hotel provides absolute luxury situated along a stretch of white sand, just a short walk from the small beach town of José Ignacio.

There are 49 modern and well furnished suites spreading out from the main building to individual bungalows, tucked into the sand dunes. Beyond the main building find a sun-soaked courtyard with a gorgeous dining room and four deep dark stone reflecting pools set in the beach dunes, surrounded by al fresco lounging and dining areas.

During your stay you will find a wide range of activities to fill your days. Horseback riding, golf, tennis, surfing, polo lessons, kite-boarding, cycling and canoeing are all on offer in the beautiful surrounding area of Bahia Vik José Ignacio. Or simply spend your time around one of the 4 large ocean-side pools listening to the waves rolling in ahead of you before heading for a relaxing spa treatment.

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What our clients say

  • Estancia El Charabon was a highlight. Also the beaches and countryside east of José Ignacio.

    NB, Guildford Jan 2020

  • Loved the Vendimia festival whilst we were at the Narbona. This event was brilliant - we had a lot of memories to take home.

    KB, Leeds Mar 2019
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