IGUAZU

The Iguazu Falls are located on the Iguazu river, an affluent of the Paraná river. The waterfalls have the biggest length in the world, almost 4 kilometers. The waterfalls are on the border of Argentina and Brazil and can be visited from national parks in both countries. We had been accommodated in the outskirts of the small town Foz de Iguazu. From here tourist buses go regularly to the falls. It is a pity we had seen the falls only from the Brazilian side, but anyway it was worth seeing.

	The tourist buses to the falls.		John walking down the pavement to the falls.
	Coati-mondi cadging food from the tourists.		The Coati-mondi beasts.
	This one stole a roll to Milan.		And one more view on the Coati-mondi beasts.
	The falls from the Brazil side.		The boats go with the tourists under the falling water. This shower costs 35 USD and is possible from the Argentina side only.
	The Iguazu Falls.		The Iguazu Falls.
	The Iguazu Falls.		The Iguazu Falls.
	The Iguazu Falls - Jacob.		The Iguazu Falls.
	The Iguazu Falls - David recording.		The Iguazu Falls.
	The Iguazu Falls.		The Iguazu Falls - a boat with the tourists under the falls.
	The Iguazu Falls.		The Iguazu Falls - John and Milan
	The Iguazu Falls - Charles.		The Iguazu Falls - Paul.
	The Iguazu Falls - John.		The Iguazu Falls - Peter.
	The Iguazu Falls.		The Iguazu Falls.
	The Iguazu Falls.		The Iguazu Falls.
	The Iguazu Falls - John.		The Iguazu Falls - Charles.
	The Iguazu Falls - Paul.		The Iguazu Falls - birds drinking falling water.
	The Iguazu Falls - the whole expedition.		The Iguazu Falls.
	The Iguazu Falls.		The Iguazu Falls - above.
	Foz de Iguazu - a small town near the falls on the Brazil side. In the vicinity of the town there are the border checkpoints to Paraguay and Argentina.		Auto Centrum Aurora in Foz de Iguazu.