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Time to go home. We had an early breakfast, and were completely packed before 10h. After some slow service checking out the hotel, we got a cab to the airport, and soon were flying home. Bye bye, Porto Alegre. I really had happy times over here, and wish to come back as soon as possible - but next time, on winter!

I've been to Porto Alegre several times, but this last one was very special to me because I could feel the hospitality of the people. There was a CouchSurfing Meeting taking place in the city and then I could talk to local people and we exchanged stories about our travels abroad and so on. I thank Alex, Bruno, Fagner and specially Kerley! You are great people!

my stay in porto alegre was very short, i arrived there after a 15 hours bus-journey from foz do iguaçu, the man who sold me the busticket told me that it was just an 8 hour trip (what a liar). but i was kind of glad, that way i didn't arrived in the middle of the night. in porto alegre does not have a hostel jet, so i had to stay in a hotel, i found a cheap one close to the rodoviaria, but in a hotel you just never get to now other people, so i had to plan my two days on my own. the f…

few pictures from home!!

Viajo América do sul para 6 meses

last i wrote we were in foz, we went from there on a super cushy bus, where we got dinner and breakfast as well as movies etc, to porto alegre. there was absolutley nothing there appart from a small market where i could replace my first pair of lost sunglasses (nothing has changed mum).  we stayed there one night, two days then night bused again to punta del este, uruguay.

Bus left at 12:30 pm and arrived 8:30pm since it was Semana Santa there were so many people that it was not sketchy like the book had said