Foz de Iguacu Hostels - Reviews and Rates

From the Argentinian side, it is a short bus ride (and a couple of passport stamps) across the border into Brazil. Where the Argentinian side feels like a small town (think tumbleweeds), Foz on the Brazilian side is 10 times the size and feels distinctly seedier and shabbier.

Our afternoon was spent at the much anticipated Itaipu dam - t...

We got to Iguassu in the morning. It was pouring so we decided to rearrange things and go to the Brazilian side of the falls on our last day instead of our first day. Instead, we went to Paraguay, which is just round the corner. Paraguay is supposedly the knock off central of South America. People from Brazil go there to stock up on fake stuff a...

After a short flight from Buenos Aires we were touching down at Iguassu Falls, one of the worlds greatest natural sights.

With over 275 separate waterfalls cascading over a 3km wide drop, The Lonely Planet described Iguassu as making Niagara Falls look like a ripple.

Spread over the border of both Argentina and Brazil, we decided...

Bus Ride from Hell - Iguazu, Argentina to Uberaba, Brazil - November 8 Got up a bit late, had the hostel breakfast, said good bye to the poms (English) we had met and headed for the Brazilian side of Iguaçu to see the vista of the whole falls and the bird sanctuary. We got the local bus ($2each) which stopped at the Argentine border to clear imm...

Last night we went to watch a tango show in buenos aires and had another steak. The singer asked everyone where they were from and when they answered everyone in the restaurant clapped. When he asked me and i said america, i think one person in the back clapped. Everyone else was silent. :They was haten on us: The whole world hates america. Ha h...

The hostel was literally in the middle of no where but it was really nice. As it was late in the afternoon we couldnt do much so sat by the pool with a few drinks. As the evening went on we ended up meeting a few people staying there. I brought in my birthday talking to a stoned kiwi, an English guy who had been in Germany so long he sounded Ger...

Race to meet John James (for those that don´t know him - an old varsity friend come to join us for two weeks) at the falls. Brazilian side is pretty ****** (the town itself not the falls) Falls- see photos

If you see one side, you have to see the other....probably the other way round though if you can, as the Brazil side gives you the panoramic view of the falls, and you can see exactly just how wide they are. My favourite was the Argentinian side though (you can do the Brazil side in a couple of hours) probably for the boat drenching, and also ho...

I managed to sleep 12 of the 15 hours from Fliorianopolis to Foz de Iguacu...so i dont think i was at my best when i rolled off the bus. Iguacu falls are at the border of Brazil, Argentina & Paraguay, and i manage to see all 3 yesterday...i hopped on a bus and thought he understood that I wanted to catch a bus to the national park to see the Fal...