And so with heavy hearts we depart Puerto Iguazu on a 17 hour bus to Buenos Aires. We decided to splash out on Semi-Cama this time, ten euro more expensive than the other bus I can´t remember ever getting ever (didnt happen, I swear). The differences aren´t that obvious, the chairs recline the same amount, more or less. The bus looks nicer for sure, and so do the other passangers. As we drive out of Iguazu the scenery changes from what we have been used to. At...

After the treachery of that 16 hour bus journey, we arrive in Foz de Iguazu, the brazillian side of the falls. Regina, Mags and I add one more to our travelling party, a guy that Mags had met before somewhere (Bradley from Leeds) and the four of us get a taxi to the main bus station and from here get the bus to the boarder, we check out of brazil and wait for another bus to take us over to argentina, we check in, and off we go to the hostel. As looks would have i...