Enjoyed the hammocks at the hostel whilst waiting for our bus out of Iguacu. The hostel owner gave us a lift to the bus station as a result of feeling somewhat to blame for the poor directions and hence our long walk in the sun on our arrival. And for the rest of the day we sat on a bus. Although this was made more 'interesting' by the strange people on the bus, the busloads of stuffed toys, the money exchanging hands....

Arrived in Foz Do Iguacu at about 8.30am, later than scheduled, but this seems to be the norm. After hopping on a local bus, dodgy directions on the hostel website meant we had to walk rather a long way in the heat with our growing collection of bags, not appreciated after having travelled for 18 hours already. However after freshening up and 2 more buses we were in the Iguacu falls national park on the Brazilian side of the Rio Iguacu, getting drenched by the c...