Foz de Iguazu

We took a 27 hour bus to make our way from Rio de Janeiro to Foz de Iguazu , which is right on the border of Argentina and Paraguay. In that area you can see the point where the borders of three countries  (Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay) get together and of course some of the biggest waterfalls on earth!!
The bus ride was a night mare…it took five hours more than we thought, because it stopped every half an hour, even though there was no one getting on and no one getting off. Pretty annoying, but we got there at the end ;) We took a 27 hour bus to make our way from Rio de Janeiro to Foz de Iguazu , which is right on the border of Argentina and Paraguay. In that area you can see the point where the borders of three countries
Since we had to cross the borders (we had booked a hostel on the Argentinean side, which was supposed to be cheaper and better), we arrived another three hours later in our hostel. On the way there I also realized that I had forgotten my i-Pod and my earphones in the bus from Rio to Iguazu. And because it was Friday the 13th everything was just annoying and bad…even the weather was rainy and cold!
But however, the next day the sun was shining and because I am that lucky, I even got my i-Pod back, when I asked the bus-company I took the day before :) I really didn’t think they would find it and hand it to me (instead of just keeping it), so I was in a really good mood that day.
The waterfalls were amazingly beautiful and stunning. They are just huuuuge!!

three-country-point

argentinien side :)

Monkey on the walking path

Argentinien side

We stayed there four days and made our way to Paraguay from there, which is only two hours (with all the borders) away...

See ya,

Nina