 | Iguaçu, Brazil |
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We were going to go over to Paraguay today, but all the trips are pretty dull and expensive, and doing it ourselves might not be safe. Therefore, we have decided not to bother going, just for the sake of ticking a box. Instead, it became another chill ...
... to get a look at the Iguassu Falls (Iguassu means "big water" in the local language) which straddles the border between Brazil and Argentina. And what a journey to get there! At 5.30am on Wednesday morning 15 February, we boarded a bus to Dourados, ...
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Route Advice please!!!
Posted on Feb 4, 2008, 15:38:06
... , but the passenger train through the mountains to the coast at Paranagua is spectacular. There should be a bus from Foz do Iguacu to Campo Grande. According to a Lonely Planet blog, Expreso Medianeira, Eucatur and Helios bus companies run on this route. ...
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Uruguay+Brazil+Argentina in 2 weeks
Posted on May 24, 2008, 12:03:30
... 2 days and 1 night here (do we need a visa to go to the Argentinian side, so we need a visa to travel in Brazil?) Once in Montevideo, rent a car and go to Punta Del Este and Colonia del Sacramento, spend 4 or 5 days traveling around southern Uruguay (is ...
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Route Advice please!!!
Posted on Jan 29, 2008, 13:14:16
... a U.S. citizen, make sure you get a multiple entry visa for Brazil. If you are bussing, and have lots of spare time, then visit Iguacu while in Brazil. It will take half a lifetime to get there from Sao Paulo by bus, and the other half of your life to get ...
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travelling to Brazil
Posted on Aug 30, 2007, 01:39:06
... to Brazil in December (is December the worst time to visit?) with our 2 year old son. My questions are: 1. What part of Brazil should we stay? 2. What recommenations do you have on accommodations? We're looking for a quiet small place . Also, we ...
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