What do expats in Punta del Diablo appreciate most about the local culture?

We asked expats and digital nomads what they appreciate the most about the local culture in Punta del Diablo. They wrote...

"The lack of the fedral gummint's nose in my business. The fact that people here are more laid back & easygoing in their approach to life. The fact that there are no "old folks' homes" here. Old folks stay with the family until they die - they don't get farmed out for someone else to take care of because the family can't be bothered..," commented one expat who made the move to Punta del Diablo, Uruguay.

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"Expats living in Punta del Diablo often appreciate the relaxed and laid-back lifestyle, the friendly locals, and the lack of commercialism that still remains in the area. They also enjoy the small-town charm and scenic views of the nearby beaches, as well as the abundance of outdoor activities such as fishing and surfing. The local cuisine is also a plus, and the activities and music festivals held throughout the year provide plenty of entertainment for expats," remarked another expat in Punta del Diablo, Uruguay.

What do expats in Punta del Diablo appreciate most about the local culture?

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