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Old Apr 26, 2005 | 7:55 pm
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Originally Posted by flygirl555
Can I come in your suit case? I don't take up much room!

Don't know if this will save you $$$, but I suggest talking to the travel agents at www.traveland.com. They specialize in EZE and booked our flights / hotel to Iguazu last year and they seem to have connections down there.

As you may know, there is only one hotel in the park on the Argentina side...the Sheraton. It is $$$$ and the quality of a "Holiday Inn", but the advantage is that you get to enter the park and stay later than everyone else. Also, you don't have to walk about 1.5 miles from the visitor center just to get to the falls. The downside is that you are basically stuck at the hotel (need to eat the crappy food there) unless you want to spend more $$$ to go into town.

Are you going to take your chances and try to sneak into Brazil? We stayed on the Argentina side and were able to see the falls just fine. Please do take a boat into the falls...and hike the small island in the middle of the falls...what a BLAST!

Have a great time!
Thank you for the quick and excellent advice, flygirl555.

I might try to sneak into Brazil, and I already have reservations to stay at the Sheraton. Hey, at least I will earn Starwood points. The lowest rate I have found — other than the non-refundable Internet-only fare of US$138.00 per night — is US$145.00 per night. I am thinking of staying there either two nights (two half days and one full day) or three nights (two half days and two full days).

I was told that I do not need to rent a car while I am there. Are transfers available from the airport? Is transportation in the park adequate?

Thank you again in advance for your assistance.
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