Iguazu Falls Hotels

... history and some vineyards. And of course food and restaurants. I'm no backpacker hardly even a "flashpacker" - I like my comfortable hotels and good restuarants - but I'm certainly no package tourist either and I like to think I have a bit of the ...

We arrived to Iguazu Falls pretty early, around 11 am. We took an airport transfer to the hotel and considered sleeping some more but we figured we needed to max out our time here, so we headed over to the falls. It's at the border of 3 countries, ...

Day 7 - North to the staggering majestic Iguazu Falls on the Argentinean Side!   The tourist guy was right, up early we stood on the side of the highway whilst 6 buses almost empty going to Iguazu totally ignored us! Finally one stopped, a lovely ...

... Now, I remember meeting people in New Zealand and being told by a few that, nice though these falls were, they were nothing compared to Iguazu Falls.  Being the worldly traveller that I was, I obviously knew better (at the age of 23, of course I knew ...

... issues with getting pictures up but hopefully we´ll have that up and running again soon... Anyways, we spent the whole day at Iguazu Falls and it was absolutely spectacular!! The falls were amazing. there was a train that took us to the ...

... 10h00 in the morning, not far to walk to the hotel and into room quickly. Puerto Iguazu is a very pleasant small town on a nice scale, with hotels, restaurants handily located not far from the bus terminal - whereas Foz do Iguaçu in Brazil is a ...

... - getting taught how to really play fussball, and another good meal at the hostel restaurant. The Spanish crew visited the Iguazu Falls from both the Brazilian and Argentine side - so it was interesting hearing the comparison - supposedly the Argentine ...

... three-star place which did everything it needed to do.  The bedroom was nice and big, and that’s about it. Most of the hotels and hostels near Iguazú are along one long main road, so you feel a little isolated and need to take a bus or taxi ...

... as this country has no shortage of amazing destinations for natural and human interaction. After hearing so many gushing reviews about the Iguazu Falls, we decided to make the trip north. Buying last minute tickets on Lan Chile for the next day, we ...

... a point where you can look out over the Rivers Parana and Iguazu and see the three countries of Argentina, Brasil and Paraguay. The Iguazu Falls actually lie between Brasil and Argentina (Paraguay being a bit short changed in this, as it appears to be in ...

... and video of course but as those of you who have been to Iguazu, cold images can´t do justice to the place.  Iguazu Falls is something you have to experience - to see the multitude of cascades, hear the roar of the water descending at the ...

... how many people were traveling from around the world. A lot of the people a met where heading to Brasil, since the Iguazu Falls are located between Brasil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguagy. Outside of the national park , the providence of Misiones is ...

We planned our trip specifically to include the moonlight walking tour of Iguazu Falls offered 5 days around the full moon. Even so it was not guaranteed as overcast nights or rain can cancel the tour. In the spirit of staying at small hotels and bed ...

... so you can also visit the equivalent national park on the Brazil side to view the falls from the other angle. The Iguazu Falls National Park comprises the northern area of the province of Misiones, Argentina and the southwestern area of the state of ...

... crew.. but better! Bring on the booze young man and make it snappy. ** as point of note that jabbering I was on about the last time about the dead hotels and that... well that happened today, as in, this log... just so you know... ...

... -notch.  The architecture was stunning and it was great evening. One of the highlights of our trip was visiting Iguazu Falls. The falls straddle the Argentinian and Brazilian borders and they can be seen from both sides. We stayed on the Argentinian ...

... view of the falls - one of the 7 Modern Wonders of the World. That saved us £250 on a scenic helicopter flight! Iguazu falls sits between part of the Brazilian and Argentinian boarder and while the mass of water flowing through is immense, the first ...

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... (state) residents. However, it’s still within the kind of money we might expect to pay given the comparative prices of hotels and food against UK prices so we don’t feel too ripped off! (Not like in Sri Lanka where the attraction prices were ...

... just unlucky and combined the daily limit with some faulty systems... So to where I've been since the last post. I've been to Iguazu Falls both on the Argentinian and the Brazillian sides (its on the border). The first thing you notice when you arrive ...

... go Brazil to Argentina with no fuss. There is no bridge to join Paraguay with Argentina so we had to go the long way. Puerto Iguazu is a really nice little town from which we can visit the waterfalls. As we got here too late to go there today, we went ...