Cabanas Del Lenador Hotel Puerto Iguazu

... br>There's an intricate system of walkways between the various falls which allows you to walk right up to, and in some cases, across the face of the falls. I couldn't help but wonder how many "jumpers" they had had over the years as entering the water would be instant suicide given the forces involved. If these were in the UK, Health and Safety would surely have much stricter measures in place.<br><br>The "Daddy" of the falls has to be the section ...

... in the future, please make sure you visit Iguazu.<br><br>OK, I know this is way too short but I gotta go. Next time we will be in Ushuaia, which is at the suthern tip of Argentina in a province called Tierra del Fuego. This area is also called The End of the World. It will also be about 50 degrees colder than Iguazu! I will try to talk more about the falls, as well as the bus rides at that ...

... Willis in Die Hard style, shouting "Noooooo!", but he was nowhere to be seen.<br><br>Back at the hostel, I asked the girls on reception if they`d seen Troy, but they hadn`t. I went to his room, which was next to mine, and walked in to find the vanishing American sleeping on his bed! He`d finished the walks and boat trip early, and had just got a bus home. We went to reception together and checked out. When I said I was going to take a shower, the nice girl then told me that I had ...

... to take a jumping photo. Her flip flop (left) flew off and down the nearest waterfall. It was hilarious. Not just for us, but also for every tourist standing close to us. We got a wet bus back to out hotel and left that evening to take an epic bus journey to Paraty. <br>Iguassu was the first time we went to a Kilo place to eat. You fill your plate, like at a buffet, and then they weigh it and you pay for exactly how much you eat. Great idea.

... straight to Rio. We also realised that we couldnt really afford to see both side of the falls due to their extortionate entrance fees - so we had to make do with just the Argentinian side. <br><br>But we were quite happy with that. On the Tuesday we went to the Argentinian side of the falls and had a fantastic day there. We did the upper circuit first, which takes you along the top of the falls and you can see down from the dizzying heights!<br ...

... I recommend buying you&#8217;re plane tickets now for Argentina!<br><br>One last barbeque at the campsite of chicken and ribs and mashed potato (which I ate so much of I was nearly sick) set us up for another couple of long days on the truck and a free camp last night on our way to Salta. We&#8217;re not finding the long drive day&#8217;s too hard to endure, essentially we&#8217;re reading a lot, I&#8217;m typing or we&#8217;re sleeping and that seems to ...

... to exploring Iguassu. Starting with the peaceful river and gentle smaller falls, it gradually builds up to the crescendo of waterfalls racing underneath you at the fantastic viewing walkway. In the distance we had a fantastic overall view of the impressive Devil&#8217;s Throat.<br> <br>Here we stopped at a cafe which must have had one of the most incredible views to enjoy lunch ...

... de mauvaise qualité et pas cher, venant droit de Chine. L'intérêt premier est de vendre en Duty Free à tous les Argentins et Brésiliens qui viennent là juste pour ça, mais beaucoup de choses sont vraiment de mauvaise qualité. Cela dit il semblerait tout de même que ça fonctionne, au vu de la quantité de choses en vente!<br><br>Quand aux formalités de frontière, c'est tout un bordel. L'Argentine exige un "vrai" passage de frontière à chaque fois, avec ...

... aval. Les hors-bords que nous avons vu la veille sont toujours en activité: ils offrent la possibilité d'aller se faire mouiller sous les chutes... Complètement ridicule... On est où ici?<br>Nous traversons la rivière pour aller sur l'île Saint-Martin qui se trouve au milieu de la rivière près des chutes. Il y a une petite plage où quelques touristes bronzent au soleil et se baignent. Mais l'eau verdâtre n'incite pas vraiment a la baignade. On peut ...

... to the beach which was 3kms away, even if it was nearly 2 hours later than we'd expected... <br><br>As usual there were no directions or signs to the beach whatsoever, so it wasn't very easy to find but we worked it out by ...