Puerto Iguazu Travel Blogs - Page 3

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.

Iguazu Falls is located about 20km east of the triple frontier between Argentina, Paraguay, and Brazil. The triple frontier lies at the confluence of the Iguazu and Alto Parana Rivers with colored markers on each of the steeply sloping banks, although the Brazilian one is located behind a large pag…

Well, maybe not a Southern Belle most Americans (excuse me, Estados Unidensos) might think of, but certainly worth a look. Iguazú Falls is a popular destination for people traveling Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. The site of the Falls is situated right along the boarder between Brazil and Argent…

Traveling across the roof of South America by planes, trains, boats and other means. Come along as I see South America for the first time. A vintage travel journal. *Under Construction*

Visited the Argentine side of the falls on the 13th Perfect weather for it and had a swim at a waterfall off the beaten track.

What is the best country in South America? Perhaps, all of us have their own opinion concerning this subject. Someone adores carnivals in Brazil, others prefer spicy food in Chile, there are also people who don't care much about all this stuff and just try to see the best places all over the world.…

a long day awaited us today... first a visit to the impressive itaipu dam (the biggest dam in the world.. although the chinese probably think different about that...) then the argentinean side of the falls the dam is shared between paraguay and brazil and everything looks really first world s…

19 December 2008After a couple days of rest and recuperation in BA, we decided to move along with our schedule before getting any more behind. The 18-19 hour bus ride to Puerto Iguazu was more than enough extra rest time.   We had our first semi-cama Argentinean bus experience and we …

Yesterday I was able to get a hold of my mother and speak to her, much to my relief. She sounds ok but also in shock, we think it was a heart attack. I window shopped after the call, letting our conversation digest. She encourages me to stay on my trip as planned, not come home for the memorial. Th…

My trip with my friend Meagan to Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls, and Rio de Jenairo in October 2007

cas: Today I headed out to do some clothes shopping with the girls, while josh is off to illegaly enter another country in search of cheap hi-fi and gadgets. As we will soon be heading to Ilha Grande and my now sagging navy casual shorts and unispring singlets will definately not cut it for dinners…

We arrived yesterday and just milled around the town. Its quite quiet here and very hot and humid. Annoying little children asking for money all the time (in English), felt like slapping them and their good clean clothes! Its not like these kids were worse off like those we saw in Buenos Aires! The…

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Argentina 2005

Had a different perspective of the falls today, from the Brazilian side.  Our driver took us to the visitor centre at the entrance, where we had a quick look at an ecological interpretative centre, then caught our double-decker bus into the park - the buses all have a different cartoon park an…