 | Peurto Iguazu, Argentina |
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... in the rain, then walked around the town, and went to the "Tres de Fronteras" where the river seperarates Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. When we arrived it was 35 degrees, but every day since has been in the low 20´s, which was good walking around the ...
... put it! After travelling thousands of miles to Argentina by plane, then nearly 2 thousand kms by bus to Iguazu falls (our whole reason for visiting Argentina!) I woke up on the day of our seeing the falls feeling like crap.. fantastic! there was no way I ...
... to find the Argentine border...the bus had to go in that direction. After a lot of walking saw a sign pointing to Argentina...in the opposite direction...walked back to the terminal, it was getting dark and the last bus would leave soon. Asked someone ...
With cheese and ham as our fuel and an Andersmar coach as our mule we arrived at Peurto Iguazu bus station after a 28 and a 1/2 hour bus journey. We stopped in a hostel in Peurto Iguazu which is on the Argentinian side of the ...
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