Fortunately, whereas it rained yesterday, all night long and morning we came back the day after to see the best part for me named "Devil throat" where the waterfalls seems really impressive... mythic... epic...

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At the airport on the way to Buenos Aires (after the devil throat), who did we see? ... Vanessa and her friends (and another guy who had met too in the bar). How funny is life!?

Rain is good for seeing the waterfalls in a nice way but too much rain is annoying!

It has rained all the afternoon! We were all wet ans so did all our stuff...

One advice: put your camera in a plastic bag and if you're not sure about the waterproof thing of your backpack take other plastic bags to put your stuff in inside your backpack!

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After a well welcomed hot shower at the hostel, we found a new friend, Donna from New Zealand, with who we drunk our bottle of wine and then left the hostel to dance until 2am in Cuba Libre bar. How lucky we were, we had a real salsa lesson by a couple of locals firstly and the by a teacher from Cuba.
These girls who were there too from Japan, and especially Vanessa from La Reunion, didn-t need at all any dancing lessons...

We arrived yesterday evening in the dark at 7pm in Iguazu: it's like a tropical island with a lot of humidity...

Tomorrow waterfalls...

Be sure to see the most impressive part: the "devil throat" (take the train from the entrance of the park).

Little bedrooms but very friendly team!

Go to there to get free salsa lesson by a teacher from Cuba. Locals arrive from midnight. Search vouchers to have free Cuba libre cocktails (of course).