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Rua Taroba 1020, Foz de Iguacu, State of Parana, Brazil
I had shivers going down my spine as we crossed the border into Argentina.. my mind being cast back to Rosa incident and my great escape a month earlier. I reminded myself to say I was Maltese if anyone asked. The Argentinian side of Iguassu Falls is meant to be a spectacular sight to behold and all the travellers I met who had been put it in th...
A travel blog entry from Foz de Iguacu by dendenWe left Uruguay on a 13 hour bus ride from Punta del Este to Porto Allegre in Brasil. Bus journeys in South America seem to be very hit and miss depending on which company you go with. On this journey we must have picked the right company because there was food provided, and the seats folded right back to almost vertical. We arrived at Porto All...
A travel blog entry from Foz Do Iguassu by janegloverEveryone kept saying that Foz de Iguaçu or the Great Waters (direct translation of the Indian name) was amazing. I really wondered how amazing can I waterfall be before the last 2 days I have spent exploring these waterfalls. The answer: unbelievably amazing!!! Gorgeous, breath-taking, splendid! and kind of scary too to see such a huge power of ...
A travel blog entry from Foz de Iguacu by skalaoraEntry 13 of a trip titled: Steve's really,really,really big adventure
Can i fit it all in before i run out of cash?? Starting in South America and then to the good old US of A before popping accross to Australia. Lots more places after that but i haven't set foot on the plane yet! I hope this blogging stuff is interesting to you guys. I'll try to keep it up to date whenever i can.
A travel blog entry from Foz de Iguacu by thewanderingoneSearch Pricing and Availability |