Introducing Puerto Iguazú
Little Puerto Iguazú sits at the confluence of the Ríos Paraná and Iguazú and looks across to Brazil and Paraguay. It doesn’t really feel like Argentina any more. There’s no center and little feeling of community – everyone is here to see the falls or to make a buck out of them. Still, it’s quiet, safe, has good transport connections, and has many excellent places to stay and eat.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: bus from brazil to buenos aires
by stoni111121 13 September 2011
Curitiba to Foz de Iguazu is a daytrip by bus (~8 a.m. - 7 p.m.). Usually you can catch one of the last buses to Puerto Iguazu. From…
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RE: Price of bus from Puerto Iguazu to Buenos Aires?
by steenie 11 September 2011
Thanks for your help
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RE: Price of bus from Puerto Iguazu to Buenos Aires?
by stoni111121 11 September 2011
http://www.omnilineas.com/argentina/bus/retiro/puerto-iguazu/ semicama AR$ 433 cama AR$ 494 at the moment
