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last time I looked, cheapest was train to Tigre (Arg), boat to Carmelo (Uru - http://www.cacciolaviajes.com/frame.php) then bus from there....

I'd vote for neither - spend an extra hour on the bus and you get to Rocha, which has lovely beaches and little towns not so built up....

1 & 2: definitely - most towns have at least one campground, and you can camp in alot of the National Parks. See...

you might be interested in the road planner here: http://en.ruta0.com/ have a good trip.

mmm... Florida Av is a bit of a walk from downtown Iguazu....

Andesmar, Mercobus, A.Brown, Flecha Bus & Tramat all make that run. Tramat leaves at 7:15pm...

sorry I got you all wrong - generally when a backpacker talks about the object of working being "not so much after making money... just...

well, I guess if you had specified that it was volunteer work you were looking for, the reaction would have been a whole lot more...

yeah, just because some overzealous marketing intern doesn't read the conditions of use of the forum doesn't necessarily mean that the...

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Guatemala is generally accepted as the cheapest and best country to learn Spanish - for the price of group classes only in Argentina you...

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Going back to BA is definitely the long way around. Plus, towns like Salto and Paysandu are pretty enough to stop through and cross-border...

I bought a prepaid dongle from Claro (but never realized that that's what it was called) last time I was in Argentina but ended up never...