Carmen Puerto Iguazu

... sweet sound of frogs, crickets and a million other animals louring in the dense jungle outside my window. yeah, I was soooo in the jungle.<br><br>The following morning it was time for a hike with our guide Carino and our Guaranì guide Carlos. They shared their knowledge about the jungle and the animals around. The humidity was around 100%, the temperature around 26C and the mosquitos was loving the sweet taste of Swedish meat. My poor face ended up with no less than 12 bites before ...

... Sao Paulo, through rolling hills of corn, recently harvested wheat and beef. The rain continued all through the night and most of the next day, which was good because it meant I didn't feel lik I was wasting time being sat on a bus.<br><br>We ended up taking the border crossing at Foz de Iguacu/Puerto Iguassu into Argentina, which took about an hour to cross. Not bad with a bus load of people. If only I ...

... the park to the entrance of La Garganta del Diablo. <br><br>Upon arrival to our final destination, we were greated with wonderful bunches of butterflies. Nothing puts a smile on your face like fluttering butterflies do. Leah was able to capture many wonderful photos of green, yellow, and patterned fellows fluttering about.<br><br>A long walk along the final ¨catwalk¨ took us to our final destination, La Garganta del Diablo. This was a platform that ...

I've just come back from a weekend at Iguazu falls and it was absolutely wonderful. I flew with Aerolineas and I wasnt disappointed - arrived in the morning and left in the evening the following day. I had heard a lot about people only going for a night, there not being much to do etc etc and now I cant believe I didnt go sooner. It was truly MAGNIFICENT. I've been to Niagra, and these were far superior... a ...

... the two lads to Jaegar bombs. They in turn introduced us to ´La Cocoracha´. It became incredibly messy! When the time came to pay the bill, we discovered none of us had enough money, and the bar didn´t accept credit cards. Why? What sort of crazy establishment does not accept the beautiful visa?!?! We then found out that the nearest cash machine is 10 blocks away. WTF! The waiter had to walk with us to the cash machine. We made it back ...

... one c*lled the Devils Thro*t which h*s 260 degrees of w*terf*ll. So ye*, lots of w*ter. Lots of noise *nd mist clouds. Quite impressive. *lso s*w sever*l colourful jungle birds, butterflies, *nd he*ps of co*tis (kind* b*dger-like *nim*ls with snouts), which *re * bit like ke*s in NZ: pesky. And they know they c*n get food from tourists - by force if ...