| Page Views: 551 Last Visit to Foz do Iguaçu: September, 2003 | Visiting Foz do Iguaçu by glabah - last update: Oct 30, 2003 |
Brazillian Side | "Three Musketeers" section, Sept. 2000 |
Brazil has stopped accepting personal vehicles into the park itself.
The city bus service that runs to the falls runs reasonably frequently and seems to go through a fair portion of the city before arriving at the entrance to the park. The family I was staying with lives only a block away from a bus stop on this route, so getting to the falls was very easy for me.
Once inside the park, we paid the entrance fee and transferred to a park bus. This was a double decker with air conditioning and glass windows below and a covered but open sided area on the top. |
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mikelisaanna Sat Oct 24, 2009 21:43 UTC
The Falls look pretty amazing. We'd love to go there some day to see them. | ssssd Sat Mar 29, 2008 22:21 UTC
I live in Brazil and I find breakfasts here really boring,its always the same,jam & bread (wow-who wants to eat that?) and ham and cheese and some usually not fresh fruits.Yawn Yawn.Is the original comment from a tourist or the hotel owners family? |
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