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Lots of waterfalls
... to the Rodoviario to catch the bus to the TTU bus station to get the bus over the border. Only costs R$4, crazy, there was no sign though or anything to let you know what the bus stop was for so got a bit worried for a while. Was pretty straightforward going out - had to get off at the border to be stamped out of Brazil, the bus didn't wait for us but the next one came along just as I left immigration. Drove a little way up the road to the Argentinian border where everyone had to ...
No more altitude....and a stunning waterfall
... t be that difficult…and oh, a tip for everyone else (especially if you are catching a flight) – when crossing from Argentina into Brazil, clocks move fwd an hr….useful info if you are working to a deadline….! Thankfully (due to the anal nature of my Dad!) I am at the airport with time to spare despite not knowing about the time difference and I def know I am on my way home from an airport when a sandwich and a can of coke costs me ...
Iguaçu's 6 most awe-inspiring displays of power
... the most powerful thing we encountered in Iguacu.
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Ciudad del este lies right on the paraguay-brazil border, which places it right at the border between a a very cheap country with not much money, and a very expensive country with a lot of disposable income. As such, the city is built on high end trade, with brazilians flocking over to buy ...
Iguazu
... vers les chutes. Croyez-moi, il va le plus près qu'il peut sans que çà devienne trop dangereux... Vu d'en haut, c'est très impressionnant à voir !!! et je comprends parfaitement pourquoi y'a pas un imper au monde qui pourrait te tenir au sec là-dedans ...
De retour à l'hôtel en début PM, je m'installe sur la terrasse du petit bar du 2ième pour déguster une bonne salade mais je n'arrive pas à y rester plus de 1 heure 30 car le soleil tape royalement. Je ...
Brazilian side of Falls
... for a transfer to the falls as it was only 3 miles away so we decided to do it alone on public transport which surprisingly went really well and was very cheap! We met a German couple at the bus stop who were also staying at our hostel and so made our way to the falls with them. Once we arrived at the falls we had to pay to enter the National Park and were taken on London type open top bus to the start of the trail for the Falls. We made ...
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