Puerto Iguazu Travel Blogs

my trip to Brasil

Arrived in Foz, the Brazilian town for the Iguazu Falls. Visited the Falls from the Argentine side back in October, so looking forward to seeing the Falls again from a Brazilian perspective.

ANDREI - Crikey!  I finally did the decent thing and proposed to Kerry (and she accepted!).  I did the deed above one of the parts of waterfalls (Salta Bossetti) on the Argentinian side, a little cheesy but beautiful (just like my future wife!).  I feared I wouldn´t get the chance a…

According to my guidebook, there are over 350 waterfalls here in Iguaza. We really did our best to see them all today! And it all lived up to my high expectations... it was a terrific day. In the morning we took a bus from Puerto Iguazú to the Visitor’s Center at the falls. This was a pretty eas…

Look, I can"t be bothered to go on too much about how beautiful, majestic and downright enormous Iguazu Falls are. I may well post some photos at some point so you can have a snapshot view. However, the bare bone facts are as follows: the Brazilian …

Welcome to my Travel Blog. I will be travelling from Vancouver on the 16th of April with a short stopover in Santa Barbara then on to Guatemala on April 19th and then by land south to Argentina and flying out of Rio de Janeiro Brazil on August 27th.

I was in the midst of a grand affair with Buenos Aires. This trip was my my 5th time visiting the city in 1 year. I know, it is bit obsessive, but when you are in love with a place you do not always think clearly. I also traveled to Iguazu Falls (my 1st solo trip!) and took Spanish classes.

When you enter the park the next day, costs you half the price. Don't forget to get a stamp the day before when you leave the park. So today we came back and went to see the amazing Devil's Throat again. After that we had a boat tour and hiked to another waterfall through the forest.

Got up didn´t do any thing exciting, walked roudn the town a bit to get back on the busagain to go all the way back to Buenos Aires.

to the argentinian side of the falls i got in a tiny group organised by the hostel (we bought all the tickets in the hostel and saved a bit of money that way!), we had a very cool driver and were packed in one of those old vw buses, you see everywhere in brasil! there wasen't even a long jam on…

Back in Foz do Iguaçú!!! What a relief!! Getting here was a pain and took a while, but it was worth it all!! And hey, the important thing is that we got here! And twice!! No regrets! The Iguazu Waterfalls were absolutely breathtaking!The first time 'round we were in such a hurry to make it to Rio…

Iguazu Falls are often listed as one of the must do´s for South America and they did not disappoint.  We spent a couple days on both the Argentina and Brazilian sides to ensure that everyone got their fill of the positive attitude that encompasses you due to the positive ions emitted by …

Iguazu Falls is spectacular. In every way. Taking each side in turn we visited the panoramic vista's or Brazil the first day and got up close and personal (and very very wet) the 2nd day in Argentina. Every time we progressed further the new angle of the view seemed more impressive than the one…

Having to finally leave our apartment in Buenos Aires we needed something to kick start our travels again, so we decided to jump on a 19 hour bus ride and headed to Puerto Iguazu at the junction of the Argentinian, Brazilian and Paraguayian borders.  The Iguazu Falls are one of the most specta…

'.......aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh...........'Since arriving two days ago, I've been looking for a  better word to describe Iguazu; obviously, still searching.  Doubtless, I haven't breathed air this oxygenated nor felt (no, you still can't drink it) water this fresh in years.   Recove…