“Iguazu Falls” is one of most beautiful places in the world. This wonderful place is located near “Tres Fronteras” where Iguazu River enters river of Parana and national borders of Argentina, Basil and Paraguay comes together. Visitors can enjoy amazing views from Argentinian or Brazilian sides. Unfortunately form Paraguayan side falls cannot be seen. Ones […]

Here are some pictures from my trip to brasil and Iguazu Falls in dec.2012 0 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 3 + 1 =

What about Guaira Falls? Have you been there before it was flooded? Is it true that they there the worlds biggest waterfall? 0 Comments*Enter your name*2 characters minimum.Do not change these fields following 2 + 2 =

My story or that of Iguaçu Falls? I’ll begin by stating how great your website is and how impressive is the effort to catalog the many waterfalls you have come to know. But I must criticize the “coverage” of the only one with which I am very familiar as a regular visitor, motorcycle tour operator […]

Last January I was at Iguazu Falls on both the Argentine side and the Brazilian side. Annoyingly the falls open at something like 10.00am way too late for a photographer. And they close before sunset. I decided to sneakily stay in overnight and get a morning shot from one of the most famous locations. The […]

I visited Iguazu Falls the first time back in 1978. I stayed in a hostel that was just outside the park where international travelers stayed – no electricity and no plumbing in the rooms. The falls were so fantastic that I went back another three times, staying at the same hostel. The natural beauty is […]

I visited Iguazu Falls in 2003 and, based upon what I had read and what I had been told, I had high expectations for the falls. That said, after getting off of the bus, while I was walking to the falls, I heard a tremendous roar of the water. I got chills, the roar of […]

No matter how you spell or say Iguazu Falls, it is indeed a crazy waterfall. How crazy, you might ask? Consider a network of 275 different waterfalls spanning an area 3km wide…