The World Thru 4 Eyes

[...] Lots of people, including ourselves, will want other things to explore while in Puerto Iguazu… the Argentinian town home to the Iguazu falls. Puerto Iguazu is a tiny little town, [...]

[...] ever dive after his PADI Open Water course, but neither of us were at all prepared for what Lagoa Misteriosa had in store for us. Lagoa Misteriosa (the mysterious lagoon) which is 50km from Bonito, is [...]

[...] The Brazilian Pantanal is the worlds largest tropical wetland area that sprawls over 140,000 – 195,000 square [...]

The second thing we did in Bonito was immediately after the morning we spent swimming in the Aquario Natural, we hopped back on our bumpy mototaxis an [...]

[...] Palermo Viejo is a gorgeous part of Buenos Aires characterised by it's Jardin (Gardens) European feel. The [...]

[...] Aquario Natural is a river that people snorkel in which translates into English as ‘natural aquarium’… [...]

[...] The second thing we did in Bonito was immediately after the morning we spent swimming in the Aquario Natural, we hopped back on our bumpy mototaxis and headed to Balneário Municipal, just 3km away. [...]

[...] After all the excitement of yesterday's visit to the Argentinian side, you'd have thought that the Brazilian side would be underwhelming, or a case of ticking the [...]

[...] is a tiny little town, surprising given that it caters for all the tourists visiting the Argentinian side of the falls, with very little to offer by means of 'activity' – bar the obvious. We arrived [...]

[...] , for us anyway, is the cemetary. Weird right? To be famous for a cemetary.   The Recoleta Cemetary is probably the most beautiful cemetary I’ve ever seen, and we spent a long time [...]