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Punta del Este

Punta del Este is a small headland on the eastern edge of the Isletas de Granada, an archipelago of over 365 tiny islands scattered across the northwestern shore of Lago Cocibolca—Lake Nicaragua—in Granada department. Named for its position at the easternmost point of the cluster, it marks the boundary between the densely wooded islet passages and the open water of the lake, and serves as a natural waypoint for the boat tours that depart daily from nearby Puerto Asese and Puerto Cabañas. The isletas were born from a catastrophic volcanic debris avalanche from Volcán Mombacho, whose stone-and-mud lobes froze in place as hundreds of islets along the Asese peninsula's shoreline. Today Punta del Este and its neighbouring islands are wrapped in lush tropical vegetation that shelters significant bird populations, while the shallow channels between them are navigable only by kayak or small boat at certain water levels.