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Heading North
We woke up not long before we were due to arrive and agreed that this 13 hour bus journey was a really pleasant one! You get to sleep on a comfortable seat and you save money on accommodation - this might be the way forward! What amazes us, is that there are always random people at the bus stop, that try to grab your bag and literally drag it a metre out of the way and then demand money for it. No thanks, I can drag and carry my own bag! It was a short walk to ...
Day 6 - Las Cataratas Iguazu
... the falls - we realized that unless we sprinted back to the Puerto Iguazu bus terminal, we would miss our connection to Cordoba on the Expreso Singer. Fortunately we made it just in the nick of time, with some time left to grab a quick sandwich. Another 22 hour ride awaited us! But we had the vivid images of the falls and thoughts of seeing it in its prime ... And what was to follow in Cordoba to keep us ...
The Other Falls
The weather was still fine and so we decided to visit the other falls in Missiones as well: The Moconá falls of the river Uruguay. The road to the falls was as nice as the falls itself - windy and the the top of the hills at a lot of scenic views on the rain forst and rivers.
It was really hot that afternoon and we welcomed the wet boat trip to the falls.
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The Great Falls
... that to the letter. First we took the ecological train up to the ‘Garganta del Diablo’ which is the main set of waterfalls at Iguaza (I hadn’t realised there would be more than one!). Getting off the train you have to walk over the Upper Iguazu River, over a raised walkway to get to the falls. It’s really quite cool because you can’t actually see the falls until the last minute (though you can certainly hear them) and there’s a load of ...
Puerto Iguazu and Falls.
... and they even had a pool for Mike and I to lounge in after walking around all day.
On the 1st day of our visit to the falls, we first walked the 3.5Km “Macuco” trail until we reached the bottom of a small waterfall, there were a lot of people there though so we decided not to swim. It was a good idea going to this small waterfall first, because what we were yet to see would leave us feeling disappointed at the dribbles of ...
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