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... hike in the roasting afternoon sun. Having cleared immigration, we managed to hop onto another local bus to the town of Puerto Iguazu. A stroll around town revealed a serious shortage of budget accommodation, so the four of us eventually settled for a ...
... , the widest waterfalls in the world. 274 of then in total, joining (or dividing I suppose some may say) Argentina and Brazil. Suffering a slight case of travellers fatigue we've actually pre-booked the whole Iguazu trip, so we're being taken care of by a ...
... stamp for Brazil. It was but he assured me it wasn´t a problem, you can get an exit stamp at the Brazilan consulate in Puerto Iguazú, the town on the Argentinian side. The bus continued and I arrived in town. I asked where the consulate was and was told ...
... say after my experiences of South American Night Buses I decided to fly with 3 others. Iguassu Falls stretch over the border between Brazil and Argentina and they are the largest in water volume in the world (look up the rest of the stats on the internet ...
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Uruguay+Brazil+Argentina in 2 weeks
Posted on May 24, 2008, 12:03:30
... the Visa at the border - at no cost either. If you want to take in the north of Argentina, I'd recommend going from Puerto Iguazu (Argentina), to Salta. You can go direct on a bus - long journey, but not sure about flights. Salta is lovely!! ...
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complicated travel question
Posted on Dec 17, 2008, 10:46:46
... buses from Salta to Corrientes, mostly overnight sleeper buses, about 13 hours US$ 35. Daily buses from Corrientes to Puerto Iguazú. About 5 hours, US$ 15. Skim our own Travelpod travellers who have done this route: Here's a ...
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Puerto Iguazu
Posted on Apr 17, 2009, 10:51:34
... I live in the state of Virginia in the U.S. My family lives in Asuncion, Paraguay. We will fly to Asuncion and then drive to Puerto Iguazu, Argentina. I know the normal route is to go through Foz do Iguacu, Brazil, but I don't have and don't want ...
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Argentina Itinerary--Any Suggestions?
Posted on Dec 4, 2008, 15:51:52
... Argentinean side. The last I heard, there is no visa needed if going for a day. Just take the bus from Puerto Iguazu to Foz do Iguaçu ( Brazil ). In Mendoza we rented a car for the day to drive to Puente del Inca almost on the border with Chile near Mt. ...
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