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...