Puerto Iguazu Travel Blogs - Page 6

On Monday we left the Brazilian side to make our way to the Argentinian siade of Iguazu falls. While we were waiting at the bus stop we met up with Anna & Mike (Our Aussie firends) who were going to the same place. Going through immigration on the Brazilian side and waiting for the bus to take …

mit dem nachtbus fahren wir von buenos aires nach puerto iguazu an der grenze zu brasilien und paraguay. die fahrt dauert 14 stunden, ist aber komfortabler als business class fliegen (mit grossem, breitem sessel, abendessen mit vino tinto aus mendoza und fruehstueck) so dass wir bestens erholt anko…

A quick visit home, then on to Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina

A month of studying Spanish in Buenos Aires. I expect this to be an unexciting trip because studying Spanish is more of a focus than having fun, but we will see.

We arrived in Iguazu late in the afternoon. The hostel was awesome, it is called The Hostel Inn and it has a really nice swimming pool so we just spent the rest of that day playing in the pool. The next day we went to the Argentinian side of The Iauazu Falls. Quite possibly the best thing i have ev…

Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay..... it is difficult to decide!! Every single country is beauty, but some are easier to travel around if infraestructure, communications, facilities and staff are up to expectations. Sometimes travelling has some difficulties.... but for those easygoing and independent oriented tourists any inconvenient has an adventure and challenging side!! South America is the right place to go!! Awesome nature, historical cities, warm people and safer than ever.

(Tuesday 6/20/06 - Friday 6/23/06) Absolutely spectacular view.

a 7 week jounrey through South America last year with GAP adentures

From Iguazu to Buenos Aires, through Patagonia to Ushuaia and tons of places in between!

Pics of my three months trip through Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay and Bolivia +++ UNDER CONSTRUCTION +++

This time the trip to the Misiones Province got underway to plan.  We went to the ticketing office and as I expected, one of the guys left the office and escorted us to the platform.  The terminus has 75 platforms and the buses coming and going every minute.  Bus is not the right des…

Op 22 juli vertrek ik voor 4 maanden naar Zuid-Amerika. Het is waarschijnlijk een van de spannendse, boeiendste, gevaarlijkste en ruigste dingen die ik in mijn leven zal doen. Met deze blog kan je me volgen en een indruk krijgen van de avonturen die ik daar beleef.

JB Boonstra Florianopolis, Brazil     On Monday in Florianopolis, a group of us walked to a beach called Mole. It took us a while to get there, but it was well worth it. We came around a corner and found ourselves looking at blue water with mountains on one side and picturesque …

I went into Argentina having been to Brazil three times, and was quite surprised. It did not particularly remind me of anywhere I had been in Brazil. I don't speak spanish, but even to me, their spanish seemed very different than what I'm used to hearing. It was a completely different experience th…

The random people I'll meet, and things I'll do in South America while I study abroad and improve my Spanish skills