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Introduction
There are but three great waterfalls in the world, and curiously they seem to all fall on borders: Niagara Falls, on the border between the United States and Canada; Victoria Falls, between Zimbabwe and Zambia; and Iguaçu Falls, which form th... Continue reading »
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Planning a trip
Arriving By Plane -- Both Gol (tel. 0300/115-2121) and TAM (tel. 045/4002-5700) have daily flights, connecting through São Paulo or Curitiba. Book ahead in peak season; flights fill up quickly. The Aeroporto Internacional Foz do Iguaçu... Continue reading »
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Fast facts
Banks & Currency Exchange -- Banco do Brasil, Av. Brasil 1377 (tel. 045/3521-2525), has a 24-hour ATM. The HSBC branch is nearby at Av. Brasil 1151 (tel. 45/3523-1166. Consulates -- Paraguay, Rua Bartolomeu de Gusmão 738 (tel. 045/3523-289... Continue reading »
Foz do Iguacu Travel Experiences
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Puerto Iguazu
DAY 48 - 20 JANUARY 2008Well yet another Groundhog Day. We headed out from the hotel for desayno and almost unbelievably found... Continue reading »
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Day 8: Moving to Iguassu Falls, Brazil
After a week in Buenos Aires, we were transferred to airport for the next desination, "Iguassu Falls, Brazil". Arrive safely under sunny... Continue reading »
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Argentinian side of Iguacu
After a whistle tour of the Brazilian side of the falls we headed to the Argentinian side and managed to not mention that we should be pa... Continue reading »
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Iguazu falls
Even though we have heard all the hype about the falls we were amazed by them, the shear number of them, the power and the nois... Continue reading »
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Day 10: Iguassu Falls, Argentina side, then to Bu...
This morning we were going back to the Argentina side and visit the falls opisit of the Brazilian side. It was sunny & very hot... Continue reading »
