Sala Casino La Paloma

Sala La Paloma is the Uruguayan state slot hall in Rocha department main seaside resort, with slots and tournaments. It operates under the Directorate General of Casinos of Uruguay. La Paloma is the highest-level resort in Rocha department and the highest environmental-value Uruguayan Atlantic beach destination, with La Pedrera, La Aguada and Anaconda beaches protected by the Cabo Polonio coastal ecosystem. La Paloma has in coastal fishing and the surfing of its breaking waves beaches the attractions distinguishing it from Canelones and Maldonado resorts, being the preferred nature and surf tourism destination on the Uruguayan Atlantic.

La Paloma and Rocha department: the wild Atlantic and Cabo Polonio

Rocha department is Uruguay highest environmental and natural value department, with Cabo Polonio, Laguna de Castillos, Laguna Negra and Quebrada de los Cuervos as its four highest-protection and biodiversity natural spaces. Cabo Polonio, declared National Park in 2009, is the highest-value natural reserve on the Uruguayan Atlantic: without paved streets or public grid electricity, with a 2,000-individual sea lion colony and a 19th century lighthouse, it is Uruguay most authentic wild nature tourism destination. Laguna de Castillos, with its millenary ombú forests, is Uruguay coastal largest native forest reserve. La Pedrera beach, near La Paloma, is the highest-level surf spot on the Uruguayan Atlantic. Rocha is one of Uruguay highest rice production departments, with Rocha rice being one of the country highest-value agricultural export products.

The state hall in the wild Atlantic and Cabo Polonio seaside resort

Sala La Paloma is the gaming reference of Rocha department main seaside resort, on the wild Uruguayan Atlantic and gateway to Cabo Polonio. It operates under the Directorate General of Casinos, minimum age 18.