Day 42: Foz de Iguaçu to São Paulo This morning we said good bye to our beloved Tetris Hostel. We checked out at 11:00 and one last time hopped on the 120 bus, this time to the airport (note re the buses: they have a awkward turnstile behind the driver where a conductor, I suppose you'd call him, takes your fare and gives you a ticket. These turnstiles are not backpacker friendly...). We had the most chilled out Airport experience ever, security wasn't the tr...

Day 41: Foz de Iguazú - Argentinian side Today we would revisit the awesome Iguazú Falls ("Las Cataratas") from the Argentinian side. Given the amount to see, we were advised to allocate the entire day to it. So, we were to set off at 8:30am. Lynn and I headed to the bus stop once more, looking for the bus marked, "Puerto de Iguazú - Argentina". We weren't waiting long when a bus turned up and just as we were about to get on, I realised I didn't have my pas...

Day 40: Iguaçu Falls - Brazilian side The agenda for the day was to go see the Brazilian side of the Iguaçu Falls. The general suggestion is to go see the Brazilian side before the Argentinian side. From the Brazilian side you see more panoramic views (it also only takes a few hours) before visiting the Argentinian side, which is a much more immersive and therefore time consuming experience. This meant we had no rush on us the first day and so took it handy in...

Day 39: Argentina to Brazil After travelling all night through Argentina, Brazil bound, I woke up for the fifth and final time on a night bus. The lush green, jungle landscape outside telling me we were close to our destination. We were served breakfast (I tucked into my gluten free baked goods from the bakery in BA the day before) and before long we had arrived in Puerto Iguazú, northern part of Argentina, bordering Brazil and Paraguay. I disembarked at 1:45p...