In the province of Entre Ríos, on the banks of the Uruguay River, a small town of Nueva Escocia, famous for its ceramic factories, stands out with its quiet and picturesque port—a real Uruguayan, with its tall trees and sandy beaches. This is an ideal place for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city, to walk along the country roads, admiring the views, where the green of the reeds gracefully passes into the golden mass of the gallery forest.
**"Allí, la chimenea de la vieja fábrica de cerámicas recuerda el pasado productivo del pueblo"**, — says a sign on a large old ceramic factory chimney. Residents and guests actively use the possibilities for water recreation: with a pier or with a boat landing, and for travelers special paths lead to the water. Small sandy beaches with dunes attract not only for swimming, but also for walking along the coastal promenade, where the breeze blows from the nearby courtyards.
For lovers of active recreation, there are available spas (water resorts) and camping-zones. The area is surrounded by simple zones with a grill, where you can grill your own food. This arrangement has become very popular among local families, couples, and friends who are tired of the crowded resorts.
**"Bajo las arboledas de Nueva Escocia, el camping se llena de carpas y familias que comparten el espacio pública"** — the atmosphere of the dense forest covers the entire territory of the town and its communal lands. The geographical location of the town — a key factor: it is located near the city of Uruguay, which makes it a regional center for the development of the southern region.
To date, the province of Entre Ríos is connected by thermal complexes — more than 40 objects, which attract tourists from all over the country. A combination of beaches, marshes and an atmosphere of nostalgia — this is what connects Nueva Escocia with the famous beaches like Bariloche or Villa-La-Costa.
**"Cada huella del rodado en el asfalto vale la pena dejarla marcada, ya que, en el camino hay destinos increíbles donde frenar y disfrutar del tiempo"** — so says everyone who travels to the land of Buenos Aires. 432 km of road, surrounded by unusual landscapes, records and forests, lead the traveler to the very beginning of the journey.
