After a night in Sao Paulo, we caught an early bus to the City of Curibita. Journey took 6.5 hours. Bus was okay, but roads dreadful. Once again, great scenery though. Curibita is a pleasant enough place. Modern and not as densely populated as Rio or Sao Paulo with a lot less poverty. Still evidence of it around though. The City has a strong Western feel to it, aided by kids in Guns n Roses t-shirts, a few punk rockers, and plenty of goths and skate kids hanging around. The place has a large University population and on the backpacker trail to Iguacu, so fairly lively. Good night out with the group in the historic part of the town where live music seemed to play in every establishment. Great art and craft unday street market in the same historic area as we were on Saturday night. Street performers and a set played by Zuha (Brazils answer to Busted) added to the enjoyment. Other than mooching about, there is not a vast amount to entertain the traveller so just relaxing before a night bus to Iguassu.