Puerto Iguazu Small Hotels - Reviews and Rates

We went to the Brazilian side of the falls yesterday. We organised our transport from the hostel and went with Brian, a guy from Ballincollig who we met the previous night. We picked up a few other people in Marco Polo Hostel which is another HI (hostelling International) hostel and off we went over the border. We had to get out at Brazil border...

So after almost a week in BA I was back on the road to go and see what´s billed as one of the most impressive natural wonders in the world, let alone South America; Iguazu falls. I´ve not seen Niagra falls but these are 4 times as big i´m told. There are actually about 270 waterfalls that make up the whole area where two rivers converge and pow...

Iguazu falls are amazing. The sheer scale and volume of water and spectacular landscape are just awesome. We arrived on the saturday after a 23 hour bus journey from Salta which actually wasn`t too bad..H slept most of the way after knocking back a diazapan and I had the Kite Runner to finish - amazing book which kept me emgrossed, plus a few fi...

I'm just finishing up my last big trip in Argentina. I took another overnight bus from Cordoba to Puerto Iguazu to see the water falls! I don't know if the long bus rides have just really started to get to me or what but this last one seemed awful!! The food was slightly entertaining, however. For dinner I had ham served 5 different ways-a ham ...

Let´s be clear. Iguazu Falls was never my choice of place to visit and was firmly in the category of ´touristy places I didn´t want to go to´ which also included Machu Picchu (which, as you may remember, compared unfavourably with Launceston Castle). I´ve seen waterfalls before and I´ve even seen pictures of Iguazu falls before. Was it really wo...

Well rested and ready to tackle another day on the road, we are on our way to Puerto Iguazu on the Argentinian side of the Brazilian border. Hopefully a nice place will find us between here and there because we don't really want to reach the border today. The red clay road came to an end when we joined the main highway running to the busy border...

The bus journey to the falls was quite painful because we got stuck in a two hour tailback just after leaving BA, so we (eventually!) arrived in Puerto Iguacu 18 hours after leaving BA. Ouch.

Thankfully we'd booked cama (fully reclining) seats, so it could have been worse. It was an 'executive' service, so we also got served some bland i...

Okay, for the second time trying, we finally made it to Iguazu. This time we went to the right airport. For people making trips to Iguazu from Buenos Aires, the domestic flights go out of Aeroparque Jorge Newberry and not Ezeiza. We made that mistake and luckily we made changes without any cost involved. the first night in Iguazu was quite inter...

Early in the morning the day after the wedding we hopped on a bus to travel to Puerto Iguazu in Argentina, this is a city close to Iguazu Falls, there are two ways to see Iguazu Falls from the Brazillian side or the Argentinian side. We chose to try the Argentinian side and were not disappointed. To get to Puerto Iguazu we travelled 5 hours and ...

Fifteen hours on a bus to get somewhere sure pushes the ante up on whatever it is you´ve gone to see. Iguazu Falls was one of the big ticket natural wonders of this trip, up there with the likes of the Salar de Uyuni, the Thar Desert in Rajasthan, Lake Titicaca, the glaciers and mountains of New Zealand and the volcanoes of Java (to name but a f...