Jose Ignacio, Uruguay

Bahia Vik

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Style among the rolling sand dunes

On a site spanning some ten acres of beach dunes with sweeping views across the Southern Atlantic Ocean and Mansa Beach, Bahia Vik is a stylish retreat promising superb scenery and ultimate relaxation – with one of the best sunsets you will ever see.

Understated in its luxury and cool vibe, 14 unique whitewashed bungalows, with 49 suites, sleekly incorporate Uruguayan woods and grey slate. While some enhance this sophisticated feel with Vik’s eclectic and renowned art collection, all are discreetly environmentally conscious. The larger suites then feature private terraces overlooking the dunes, beach and ocean, with unique pieces by Uruguayan and international artists.

Dining is done in style – as everything else is here – on a sprawling poolside terrace, in the indoor dining room and at the beachfront restaurant and bar, La Susana. Besides traditional Uruguayan barbecue, fresh seafood and locally grown produce, meals offer the chance to savour the superb Chilean VIK wines.

Aside from sunbathing and people watching from the sands, days here are spent indulging in spa treatments and kayaking, surfing, canoeing and exploring the local wildlife. If you fancy a wider selection of activity though, head to the Bahia’s nearby sister properties, the Estancia and Playa, to horse-ride, cycle, play golf, tennis and even take polo lessons.

Highlights

Horse riding

Cycling

Golf and tennis

Kayaking, surfing and canoeing

Nature tours

14 unique whitewashed bungalows, with 49 suites

Four large swimming pools

Spa

Indoor and outdoor dining options

Beachfront restaurant and bar

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