Puerto Iguazu Travel Blogs - Page 2

DAY 1 We arrived in Iguazu and went pretty much straight to the falls since we were planning on leaving the same day for our final stop, Rio. First of all we took a speedboat trip up to the lesser of the falls. They basically take you under the flow of water, not merely up close as I expected, an…

We are now at Iguaza National Park, but despite being labeled as Brazil on my itinerary, we are on the Argie side. To get here, we took an 18-hour bus journey from Buenos Aires. Now, with our recent experiences of buses in Argentina, I wasn´t holding out for much when I realised we were getti…

Foz do Iguacu is one of the most beautiful places on earth. There are about 300 waterfalls along with beautiful flowers and exotic animals. The falls border Brazil & Argentina similar to how Niagara Falls border the US & Canada. We stayed in the hotel within the Brazilian park. They served brea…

We arrived early, had breakfast, had a rest and had to get ready for a great visit: Foz do Iguacu. This day we visited the Brasilian site. Have a look at the photo's :-) Oh,  and after this experience we had diner and a show, celebrating New Years Eve!!!!

Got into Puerto Iguacu at around 11am and wanted to find somewhere to stay....my organised nature has gone completely out of the window and yet aagain I was turning up somewhere with no idea where I was going to stay....come on Sadler, pull yourself together!! Got harrassed into seeing one hostel w…

Landed in Puerto Iguazu and the heat of the tropics immediately hits you.  Landed on my feet meeting Clare as well and hit it off well, quickly agreed to share a cab to find a hostal.  Amazing how often you bump into people half way round the world with such commonality - Clare havin…

2006 trip for a month to do some research and of course, to travel.

Arrived in Foz de Iguacu early morning at about 0130hours.The tourist information counter was very helpful and help us with the confirmation of the hostel. Best part of it, they speak english and everything was very organise. We took a taxi to Pousada Evelina Hostel  which cost us about Rs60 p…

Today i will make my way to see the Iguazu falls from the Argentinian and Brazilian border. This would involve my first long distance bus journey, 6 hours to Sau paulo and then 14 hours to Iguazu. The buses here are amazing, like 1st class on a plane , big seats that fully recline into beds, f…

Iguazu falls was one of my top destinations when I first started planning my south america trip so I was excited to finally arrive here. I stayed in a hostel right opposite the bus station called Marcopolo, part of the HI chain. I really liked this hostel as it was very laid back, staff were reall…

Merrily merrily merrily you will plunge too your ultimate death.... Well gang have left the bright lights of Rio and have stumbled upon the mesmerizing specticle that are the Iguazu Falls! This is like the end of the world people, where someone has pull the plug!  While big black birds …

Perú, Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Chile... ...I across South America alone with my Diary

Pics from Iguazu Falls

21 November Brazilië Ik word naar een goede nachtrust (ben ondergedekt door Nicoliene) wakker in de nog steeds rijdende bus. De steward verzorgt ons ontbijt en we gaan er eens voor zitten. Tijdens de nachtrit is het landschap wat we de afgelopen weken hebben gezien sterk veranderd! Het kale gla…

It's about Argentina, started in Buenos Aires, then Peninsulda Valdes, El Calafate, Torres del Paine in Chili. Then we went to the most southern city of the world, Ushuaia. Our last stop was a visit to the spectacular Iguazu falls at the border of Argentina and Brasil.