Saint George Iguazu

... for a year...not too bad I suppose. We arrived in Puerto Iguazu and took the shuttle bus from the airport to our hotel, Hotel Saint George.  We're right in the middle of town and all the restaurants seem to be pizzerias!  Went to buy some ...

... ;Iguazu, so we were totally guessing on the location.) After almost two hours of walking through rather colorful neighborhoods of Iguazu we decided we were in the wrong place (we should have known better when the road turned from pavement ...

Zondag 15 maart Vandaag zijn we uit eigen beweging met de publieke bus naar het argentijns nationaal park van de Iguazu watervallen getrokken. Je kan dit niet met woorden beschrijven, je moet dit echt gezien hebben. De watervallen situeren zich midden in ...

... torrential rain! Many people had obviously come ill prepared, in tracksuit pants, and non waterproof clothing, so bought the popular Iguazu ponchos at the ticket area. Thankgod I hadn't yet sent my winter waterproof gear home! I firstly did the upper ...

... cemetary door!  perhaps we´ll try again when we get back into BA. Today we´re writing to you from the Puerto Iguazu, a small sleepy town outside of the Iguazu falls area.  We flew in this morning and have been exploring the town and our ...

... - National Express and others could learn a thing or two! Interestingly, as we saw that afternoon, the town of Puerto Iguazu is situated on a threeway river border (t-shaped) with Paraguay on one side and Brazil on the other. Our first ...

... .  I'm soaked from the short walk to baggage claim.  Straight from airport we were taken to the Brazilian side of Iguazu falls.  The falls are beyond massive.  No picture can serve justice to the size and energy of the falls.  We ...

... 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 ...

... more questions about what is going on. (Isn't he also the Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. military?) Hmmmm. To his discredit, George has often summed up his view foreign policy in interesting ways: "We cannot let terrorists and rogue nations hold this ...

... green trees. It wasn't what we had come to expect, it felt very different from the rest of Argentina we'd seen. Our hotel, the Saint George, had a swimming pool in the middle of a lush garden, so we wasted away the last hours of the day lying down in the ...

Friday we flew from Buenos Aires to Port Iguazu. we stayed in Saint George hotel (4 star hotel, large comfortable room, bad pool, food's al right = 80US$). Nadav was especially worried of mosquitoes bites and developing Malaria or Yellow Fever. but ...

- helicopter flight across the beautiful scenery of Iguazu waterfalls - visit to the mighty Iguazu waterfalls on their Brazilian side: very impressive! - visit to Itaipu, one of the 7 architectural wonders of the world - suffered from impression overload ...

Die argentinische Seite der Iguazu Falls zeigt sich als ein weit größeres Gebiet, als die brasilianische, mit mehr als nur einem View über die mächtigen Falls. Hier können zahlreiche "kleine" Falls besichtigt werden, als auch der Devil's Throat von ...

- spent the day at the hotel pool - party at the Iguazú in-club Cuba Libre ...

... of students, everyone seems pretty cool.  A group of 18, including a few undergrads, are now on the tourist trip to Iguazu Falls in Argentina, everything is planned out for us which is not usually my thing but it's easy and a canned package for ...

... visit some of the northern provinces where Mike was.  We will meet back up with them on Saturday.  Before we came up to Iguazu, we caught a River Plate game and went to the antique fair in San Telmo.  Both were great.  I have to say, ...

As difficult our entry into Brasil was, as easy was our travel to Iguassu. As you might have seen on the map, we are in Argentina now. This means switching our watches one hour back and trading Portuguese for Spanish again (which is a bit of a relief, ...

The little town the supports the tourism industry of Foz do Iguaco, is lovely compared to the madness of BA. Our flight out today was delayed which meant we didn´t get the afternoon here to relax.  We went for a walk but nothing much was opened as ...