Puerto Iguazu Vacations, Puerto Iguazu Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

Second attempt at the falls was met with lovely clear blue skies (waterproofs were in the bag anyway). As soon as we walked through the entrance to the park, the camera was straight out as we spotted a toucan in the trees above the pathway. Instead of taking the tourist train, we took the walk through the jungle to the waterfalls access area. As it was 730am and no other tourists had arrived yet we were hugely excited at spotting a Jaguar or other big cat. Silly really. Got to see...

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 as there were sometimes too many other tourists around (older Japanese ones, especially!). We celebrated at the Sheraton Iguazu with 2 bottles of champagne shared with our Scottish travelling friend...

On Saturday the 14th some of the other BC students and I decided to take a trip to Iguazu Falls - along with Victoria Falls in South Africa, the most spectacular waterfalls in the world - since we had some time before any of us actually had to do anything in Buenos Aires. The 18-hour bus ride was well worth it.

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.