El Guembe Puerto Iguazu

El Uru 120 Puerto Iguazu, Province of Misiones, Litoral, 1000, Argentina

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TravelPod Member ReviewsEl Guembe Puerto Iguazu

“Muy Bien”

maddystar 2 contributions
Raglan, New Zealand Flag of New Zealand
Dec 24, 2010

Excellent, great staff, nice pool, close to everything. Bring mosquito repellant and earplugs

This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HostelEl Guembe Puerto Iguazu

The day we've been waiting for: Iguazu Falls

A travel blog entry by ajm56

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I woke up like a kid at Christmas, itching to see the 2nd of the 3 great falls of my trip. Of the 3 great falls, Niagara has the highest volume of water, Victoria is the Highest and Iguazu, the one I was going to today, is the widest.



Jake, Anna and I eventually get ourselves sorted to leave the hostel a while after 9 …

I saw Brazil today!!

A travel blog entry by ajm56

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Al lived in Iguazu for a couple of years, and as the main piece of advice he gave was to go to the Casino, we figured it'd be rude not to check it out when we got here, so that’s exactly what we did, after a hearty chorizo and chips at the local restaurant.

I bought 4 minimum bets, and with my enormous stack and not looking silly at …

Negative Ions

A travel blog entry by briancordova

so... i just spent 2 days in Iguazu (still there/here, actually), and feel a sense of mourning as well as a sense of accomplishment. Mourning due to the fact that a dear person just left me (Liza), and i have no idea when i will get a chance to share adventures with her again. What a great time we had here... surely there will be more, but for now …

The Argentinian side of Iguazu

A travel blog entry by catndeano

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19th Nov.

Had a lie in and had breakfast around 9.30. After breakfast we packed our bags up, checked out and headed to the bus stop to catch the bus to Puerto Iguazu on the Argentine side. The first bus took us to the Brazil border where we had to endure the usual formalities of stamping passports then waiting for another bus to take us …

A close call?!

A travel blog entry by coco_rosie

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After an epic 30 hour bus journey (six hours to sao paolo, a ten hour bus journey, then another 15 hours on a bus) we arrived in Foz de Iguacu, the Brazilian side of the falls.

Having arrived at 6.30 am, we were unsuprisingly one of the first groups of people into the National Park. A double decker bus with dubious fake animal noises took …

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