 | Foz de Iguaçu, Argentina |
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... day. This side takes much longer to see, and our first stop was the 3 markers or the place where you could stand on Argentina land with only a river between you and Brazil on one side and Paraguay on the other. On to the falls and being convinced to ...
... The Devil's Throat, a U-shaped 490 wide by 2300 feet long cliff, is the most impressive of all, and marks the border between Argentina and Brazil. Then, it started to rain very hard with about 20 mile per hour winds and we had to wait ...
... nbsp;town of Puerto de Iguazú. It's very hot and dry and the roads are red and dusty. We find a good and cheap hostel.... Argentina is quite a lot cheaper than Brazil. Stupidly enough, we still live in Brazilian time, which is an hour ahead so when we want ...
... grand luxe ! Je ne savais pas que cela existait des bus comme cela ! c est Andesmar la compagnie et ce sont vraiment des fauteuils de salon inclinables avec des reposes pieds en bas. Il n'y en a qu'une dizaine et au premier étage ce sont des siège normaux ! ...
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Argentina Planning - November 2009
Posted on Aug 12, 2009, 18:19:54
... from one side of the falls to the other, it's easy. There's a local bus (white bus) with 'Puerto Iguazu / Foz de Iguacu' written on the front. They are so frequent, you get off at immigration, and catch the next one that comes along, but ...
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Argentina Planning - November 2009
Posted on Aug 12, 2009, 16:21:43
... from one side of the falls to the other, it's easy. There's a local bus (white bus) with 'Puerto Iguazu / Foz de Iguacu' written on the front. They are so frequent, you get off at immigration, and catch the next one that comes along, but ...
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Uruguay+Brazil+Argentina in 2 weeks
Posted on May 24, 2008, 12:03:30
... bus from the Brazil side to the Argentinian side for 50cents each. The buses are obvious - they say "Puerto Iguazu and Foz de Iguacu" on the front. They drop you at immigration on the bridge, then you get on the next one with the same ticket ...
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