I woke feeling a bit run down, my nose was tickley and my head felt funny so I climbed out of bed, had a wash, pulled up a bean bag on the decking (over looking the sea) and read my book. Within no time I felt miles better so I went back to the room to get changed and tell Lee I was going for breakfast. Lee was up already so we went breakfast together. The breakfast was served upstairs in the bar. It was the best breakfast I've seen in ages. There was muesli, fre...

We woke with stiff necks and feeling a little grubby. There was a really old couple in front with a baby. The baby had been brilliant and hardly cried the whole journey but you can't stop nature. The lady must have been changing the baby on her knee. It stunk! At about 9am the bus stopped for us to get a wash and buy some food. I'd eat leftover pasta when I'd woke so I just got a yogurt and Lee still wasn't feeling hungry so he just got a coffee. First I had to g...

We decided not to go the Brazilian side today. We had washing to do and a bus to catch at 8pm so we woke, had breakfast (cheese melted on toast in the microwave) courtesy of the hostel, put the clothes in the washer and headed into the town to withdraw more money. We thought its best to withdraw all our spends for the 2 weeks now rather than chance the next place having a bank that works for us. We did a little shop then headed back. We sat in the sun, I revised ...

We woke about 7am, showered, packed and headed for breakfast. We were given a bread roll, a croissant and peach jam. It's free so I shouldn't knock it but I really just want some weetabix or a bowl of branflakes. I'm near my limit with bread and pasta. After we'd eat we checked out and sat in reception waiting for our bus. It was supposed to come at 8:30; by 9 when it still hadn't arrived I emailed the tour group, they were running late. An hour later we were on ...

We arrived at Puerto Iguazu at 9am. The door on the bus opened to torrential rain. The hostel was around the corner from the bus terminal. A 2 minute walk according to the map but it was pouring down so I suggested a taxi. A minimum of 25 Pesos! My word that's expensive so we decided to walk. I unzipped the back of my backpack to release the straps and did a couple of stretches in prep for the lift, donning and carrying. Easy peasy. I can carry the bag on my back...