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Iguazu Falls adventure page

Iguazu Falls lies on the border between Argentina and Brazil, near Paraguay.

The Antarctica adventure began January 21st, 2007. This tour was through the University Alumni Association in cooperation with Gohagan Travel. Everything that Gohagan touched was excellent and well organized.

Itinerary

We departed the US on January 21st. An overnight flight took us to Buenos Aires (BONUS EYE-RAYS). After a day of fun in Buenos Aires, we flew to Ushuaia (OOSH-WHY-UH) in the province of Tierra del Fuego on the Cape Horn, where we boarded the French ship, M.S. Le Diamant. The Antarctica expedition tour ended February 4th, however, I did a 3 day extension into the jungle between the Misiones province of Argentina and Brazil, to see Iguazu Falls. At one point on the border bridge, we could see Paraguay up the river. I returned February 6th.

James Bond fans might recognize Iguazu Falls as the waterfall scene in the movie 'Moonraker'.

Pictures of Iguazu Falls are below.

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Iguazu Falls from the lobby of the Sheraton Hotel. Iguazu Falls from the lobby of the Sheraton Hotel.
Above Iguazu Falls on the Argentine side, from the long walkway. Thank you, Shar, for taking this picture. Above Iguazu Falls on the Argentine side, from the long walkway.  Picture taken by Shar.
Iguazu Falls, Argentine side, closer view from above the falls. This is at the end of the long walkway. Closer view.
Near Iguazu Falls, Brazil side: Very large and colorful geodes. Colorful geodes.
Iguazu Falls, Brazil side: Flower with praying Mantis. Flower with praying Mantis.
Iguazu Falls, Brazil side: Colorful birds at the bird park. Colorful birds at the bird park.
Iguazu Falls, Brazil side: Toucan in bird park. Toucan in bird park.
Iguazu Falls, Brazil side: Butterfly with protective eye. Butterfly.
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