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How I Visited Iguazu Falls from Buenos Aires | Argentina | Solo Backpacking in South America

After 3 days in Uruguay, I took the ferry back to Buenos Aires. At the Retiro terminal, I managed to snag the last seat on an overnight bus to Corrientes (better to book ahead). Corrientes, situated beside the Parana River, is a handy stop along the road to Puerto Iguazu. It has the usual, South American city attractions of churches, squares and pedestrian walkways. And eating is cheap since it is not touristy. Puerto Iguazu is the base for visiting Iguazu Falls both on the Argentinian and Brazilian sides. In this video, I only visited the Argentinian side, before carrying on to Ciudad del Este in Paraguay. It is quite easy to catch the bus to Cataratas (waterfalls), and buy a ticket at the entrance. 00:31 Buenos Aires to Corrientes bus 00:53 Corrientes, Misiones 03:06 Corrientes to Puerto Iguazu bus 07:56 Iguazu Falls 12:30 Tres Fronteras, Puerto Iguazu