Today we went over to the Argentinian side of Iguassú falls. It was much bigger up close and there were various walks in between, although we couldn't do them all as there was apparently a puma loose in the grounds. It had been closed for the previous few days but they'd just decided that as they couldn't catch it it must be safe. Hmm...Anyway, after making sure there were some people that looked like they'd run slower than us we went on the boat...

We spent the day on the Brazilian side of Iguassú falls. It's a very different view to from Argentina - the Brazilian side is from the outside looking in, so you get amazing panoramic views as far as you can see, and they stretch on beyond that. They're incredible.Later for dinner we fancied pizza, and ended up in what we realised was an all you can eat pizza restaurant. As you can imagine everyone there apart from us was massive and we sort of lost our ...

We spent most of the day chilling at the hostel, then on various buses to get to Foz do Igazu.By the time we arrived the next day we'd been on 3 buses and a taxi and were exhausted!

We spent the morning shopping for bits then went off for our five hour snorkelling trip that was the major draw for Bonito. It was amazing, they are very careful about protecting it (unusually so), so strict they forbid anyone to wear sunscreen or insect repelling to keep the water clear. They clearly don't understand my white skin so I ended up in a wet suit in tights to protect my legs (and still burnt)! The trip was incredible, from the hike to ages follow...

We awoke and had breakfast early at 7.30, which was good as whilst we were eating our guide Tony said we were due on a jeep safari ride 10 minutes ago that he'd forgotten to tell us about. We were in such a rush that I went out in flip flops, which was fine until we parked up half an hour later for the 'jungle trek' part. I managed to get through without too many scrapes as we were mainly distracted by the mosquitoes, but it was a nice walk and a chan...