Another day another Country - today I am off to Paraguay which is literally 10km away from Sheila's house. Luckily Leon - Sheila's adopted brother has offered to come with me. At around 10am we headed to the boarder crossing which consists of a huge bridge known as the Friendship Bridge. The immigration is known for being quite slack as thousands of people cross the boarder every hour and it would be impossible to check everyone's papers and all the cars. I could...

Today I have no real plan but to rest after two big days visiting the Falls. I haven't been sleeping well because of the hot nights and all the Mosquitos and unfortunately lastnight was no exception. I decided to go for a bit of a walk in the morning and as the sun was out; found a nice park to sit, write my blog and get some sunshine. For lunch I tried to eat light because tonight Sheila is taking me to a very typical Brazilian All-you can eat buffet and from wh...

Today I was up super early as the other two Couchsurfers were up packing early to catch their 6am flight. After breakfast I packed my things then headed to the bus stop where I took a bus into the city. I then had to take a bus over the boarder back into Argentina to the other side of the falls. I managed to get bus ok and amazingly there was only 4 others on bus, however immigration staff took longer to enter my passport details and when I exited the office the ...

Today I was up bright and early ready for a day at Iguazu Falls. The weather was looking terrible with rain but the other two Couchsurfers explained that everyday here started with same bad conditions. At around 8:30am myself, Jake & Daniella took a bus into the city centre and from there swapped buses to one heading for the national park. Luckily Daniella is Brazilian and could help me out with directions and guidance of which I am in desperate need of in Br...

After a really good sleep I woke-up at about 7am - somewhere in the North of Argentina and was able to enjoy my breakfast whilst watching the sun slowly creep up over the land. I then nodded back off to sleep and was only woken at our next rest stop - 3 hours down the road. At around 1am we made it to Boarder controls and surprisingly there were no lines and it didn't take to long for everyone to get through. By 2pm we arrived in Foz do Iguacu Brazil; first impr...