Alexander Hotel Puerto Iguazu

Amigos y amigas,<br>so I wiped off the dirt and smog from the city off my face and jumped on a 20 hour bus trip, heading north. Adventure was my destination as I was greeted by the pleasant surprise of a huge seat that could recline all the way back, a pillow and a nice blanket, not one of those thin little airplane ones, but a thick and warm blanket. But wait there is more, as we start driving, drinks and food are served along with some tacky american movies ( well I do have to agree ...

... pas de port usb pour les photos et la le denrnier, le port usb ne marche pas, dc tant pis, jabandonne, yaura juste les commentaires<br><br>sur le retour je rencontre 2 suisses bien rigolos , on passera la soirre barbecue organise par lhotel, ainsi qac 2 lyonnaises<br>cetait soiree samba<br>messieurs accrochez vous bien, 2 grdes blacks en string remuant le popotins<br>bizarre fin de soiree ca sest tranforme en chenille, genre patrick sebastien et la jai pense tres fort a benj cop de ge!!!

What a day! It was a beautiful blue sky day, slight breeze with a temperature just under 80 F. We started the day with a light breakfast at our new hostel, Marcopolo Inn. By mid-morning we ventured across the street to the bus stop in Iguazu for our trip to the falls. This was our second bus ride thus far and was our first public transit bus in Argentina. Let´s just say that there isn´t a semi-cama (reclining seat) option. Think of this more as a ride ...

Hi all<br><br>Bit of a long blog guys, but you have no idea how much has happened in the last 3 days!<br><br>We have arrived in Iguazu Falls, we caught a flight up here this morning from Buenos Aires. Great to be out of the city and experiencing some local Argentina.<br><br>So... we´ve got quite a few stories to tell! None of us can believe that we´ve only been here for 3 days, seems like a lifetime ago that we left Sydney!<br><br>Friday ...

Of on the moped to cover the 17kms to the National Park which was set up in the 1930's to protect the most visited sight in South America, the waterfalls. These falls are situated on the border between Brazil and Argentina and it is possible to cross and see them from both sides. As we have found out that the water level is not very high we are only going to see it from Brasil. On this side there is ...

... falls along 2.7 kilometers (1.67 miles) of the Iguazu River. <br>- Two thirds of the falls are within Argentine territory. <br>- On the Brazilian side there is a long walkway along the canyon with an extension to the lower base of the Devil's Throat.<br>- Some of the individual falls are up to 82 meters (269 ft) in height, though the majority are about 64 metres (210 ft). <br>- The Devil's Throat (Garganta ...

... by the pool as we start to feel tired. I could not manage to relax totally though because we still did not have a place in Buenos Aires. We contacted many places before finally finding one to accommodate us. I felt more relaxed in the evening for the BBQ night. Time to eat some proper meat!! We met Australian newlyweds, Adam and Giorgia and spent the evening with them ...

... a lot (no fan and only tiny a/c unit), we walked back towards the bus station to grab a (suprisingly) tasty lunch and then jumped on the 3:10pm bus to the national park which contained the spectacular falls. <br><br>It cost 4 pesos on the bus and 40 pesos each to enter the park, then a short walk to the ...

... walk around the old town to say goodbye. <br><br>We walked down the tree-lined streets... <br><br> <br><br>...to the main square with its ruins... <br><br> <br><br>...to the basillica, with its white walls contrasting nicely ...