Puerto Iguazu Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Hello! Katie here, thought it was about time I took one for the team and wrote an entry as Mel has been doing all the hard work so far. So here goes... We have covered a lot of ground in just over a week! After staying a bit longer than we should have in La Paz (it is such an amazing city) we finally got a night bus down to Uyuni in the south of...

......"The truth is I never left you".....a touch romantic but I have truly loved visiting Argentina---seeing areas I´ve never seen before such as La Quiaca, Salta, Cordoba, Mendoza and re-visiting some areas I have loved---Buenos Aires and Puerto Iguazu. After an overnight bus ride, I re-aquainted myself with Puerto Iguazu and the amazing Iguaz...

Ohk....So with only a few weekends left in Argentina - and finals looming close, I was checking my bank account and realizing that there was a very good chance that I might leave South America without seeing Iguazu Falls - which had been my original number one thing to do in Argentina. HOWEVER - just four days after getting back from Mendoza - m...

After another long bus journey from Buenos Aires (we are pros at this travelling malarkey now!), we arrived at Puerto Iguazu. A quiet town famous for one thing: Iguazu Falls. Arriving at our hostel, we were pleasantly surprised to find a massive place complete with pool, restaurant, and bar. If that wasn´t enough, it seemed the good weather had ...

Well, Rebecca and I arrive in Puerto Iguazu yesterday morning after a 17 hour bus ride from BA. I know these bus rides sound long and dreadful, but when you pay a couple extra bucks for cama suite service, it's really not half bad. Leather seats that fold back into a bed, constant snacks and beverages, movies, champagne with dessert, cute attend...

So arrived in Puerto Iguazu mid afternoon, thinking we mght get some things done, instead we spent the afternoon on the internet sorting out our accomodation for Rio and the trip into the Pantanal! The next day we left our bags and found the bus to the falls nice and early, and got to look around a fair bit of it without hordes of other tourists...

Argentinian side of the falls, theres so much more to see but again we must be following the rain as it has rained all day so no point in going, we leave tomorrow for buenos aires so we waited and got up early to see the views, the rain stayed off...............again photos will hopefully give you an insight as to how beautiful it is.

Finally we had to get out of BA, I was getting sick from too many late nights and Brazil beckoned! We took another amazing 20hr bus ride north and ended up at Iguazu. Puerto Iguazu houses some of the largest and most impressive waterfalls in the world. The photos tell most of the story, but I´ll fill in the rest! We were staying at Hostel Inn, a...

Wednesday 3rd October - Sunday 7th October Arrived in Puerto Iguazu at lunchtime after a very relaxing journey on the luxury bus - even had breakfast in bed! This is the closest we will ever come to travelling business class! Delighted to discover tropical weather and temparatures in the 90´s. Checked into a lovely hostel/guesthouse and relaxed ...

Not sure if they like to live life on the edge here more than in Canada, but have just been on a boat down the Rio Iguazu to see the falls, and the falls we did see...so close up, it took hours for my clothes to dry! So close that I actually couldn't see anything at the most extreme point, as my eyes were closed due to the force of the water! Wh...