They've really got it right, these Argentinians. Where Brazillians demand carbs on top of carbs (chips with your rice sir?), Argentinians simply crave meat. With wine obviously. Lunch and dinner tends to be a chunk of meat, often with more meat. We went for dinner in BA in the city centre and the bloke at the next table had two steaks for his main course then ordered a sausage to finish. Brilliant. Ah again, when in Rome... We stayed in the centre ('microcentr...

So if we thought the Brazillian side was amazing, the Argentinian side was even better- if you can believe that. We booked a trip that involved a drive through the forest to do some wildlife spotting (we saw toucans) and learn about the plants in the forest combined with a boat trip that took us right into the falls. We were the last of our group to board the boat and couldn't sit together. S looked very, very sad. Andrew went for a very British approach of ann...

Okay, let's cut to the chase: you need to go to Iguassu Falls. It really is that simple. In fact, what are you doing still reading this drivel- open a new window and book a flight. Go on. Right, now that´s done... Stunning beyond words. We arrived on 26th, landing at Foz do Iguacu (airport on Brazillian side- the falls are divided between Brazil and Argentina [and Paraguay for a small bit] and B&A both have towns and airports to support the visitors...