La Sorgente Hotel Posada

... an hour), along with lunch and a quick stop to get some essentials (read:beer & water) we are now back at our hotel with the a/c cranked to 17 degrees celcius. (meat locker temperature). But first let me tell you about our 2 days in the Andean ...

... place said that you need 2 days to see it - 1 from the Argentine side and the other from the Brazilian side. So today the Hotel organised a driver for us as we set off to visit Brazil, and see the Catraratas from the other side of the river. The border ...

... hotel, which is owned by an Italian-Argentine family .... Random Argentina Fact:- 40% of Argentinians are from Italian origins. The hotel has a pool, and in this weather, it is very welcome - apologies to those of you freezing in England! The staff ...

Arrived in from Buenos Aires on a very early flight, checked into our hotel, and hot footed it (and it really is very hot here) over to the Brazilian side of the Iguazu Caratas Falls to get the full vista. En route with about a million other people we saw ...

Our flight from Montevideo to Foz de Iguazu in Brasil went as planned, another time difference another currency! there is a lot to be said for the Euro. We caught the local bus to the Falls and they are truely spectacular, They are hoping to be the 7th ...

After Sao Paulo we boarded a bus for the first of the long bus journeys – 16 hours from Sao Paulo to Foz de Iguazu to find the coach full of British gap year students. Just when you think you are on the other side of the world... Luckily it was an ...

Day 2 and we headed for the Argentinian side of Iguazu Falls to get really up close - you get the grand vista on the Brazilian side, but not the hair wetting. We walked all the circuits we could, and even managed a boat trip - I thought it would be a ...