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by acemj The airport is located about 20 minutes outside of downtown Foz do Iguacu. It's a small one runway operation but it has a cafe, a souvenir shop, tourist information and good transportation connections. A cab will cost you between 25 and 40 reais depending on exactly where your hotel is in downtown. The public bus will be less than a buck, but will take closer to 40 minutes and will drop you off at the downtown bus terminal. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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 Cataratas Airport by csordila Foz do Iguaçu and Iguaçu Falls are popular year round tourist destination on the three border. The Airport is one of the best equipped in the country. Its runway, equipped with radar-based approach control for day and night flights, is capable of landing any kind of aircraft, such as B-747, DC-10 or A-330. It also serves nearby cities including Ciudad del Este, Paraguay. Currently you can only fly directly to Foz do Iguaçu from within Brazil. There are 16 daily flights from/to Brazilian cities such as Curitiba, Rio de Janeiro, Recife, São Paulo, Salvador etc.; four by Varig, two by Vasp, two by Tam and one by Ocean Air among others. A normal priced return is around US$600. Aerial distances: Rio de Janeiro 685 miles; only a 2 hour flight, Brasília 740 miles, Curitiba 288 miles, Porto Alegre 346 miles, Sao Paulo 492 miles. Distance from downtown of Foz do Iguaçu about 12 kms on highway BR 469, driving time 20 minutes. The Taxis in the airport bring the visitors to wherever they want to go. The airport is not to be confused with Cataratas del Iguazú International Airport, which is located beyond the border in Puerto Iguazú/Argentina!!!!
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by ATXtraveler When you are looking to visit the Foz do Iguaçu, you have two good options in terms of flights. The first is to fly into the Brazilian side, or the second option is to fly into the Argentinian side. The decision of which to fly into will likely be determined on where you are starting and ending your trip. If you are flying through Buenos Aires, you will likely end up landing on the Argentinian side, but if most of your itinerary is Brazilian based you can go with the Brazil airport. One factor to keep into consideration is if you are coming from the US, you will have to get a Brazilian visa to land at this airport, but if you enter Argentina you will not have to worry about this. Overall, this is a very easy airport to navigate, as it is a very small place with just a few gates. We were treated to a band when we first arrived, and entered through just one small gate. There are two airlines that land here, TAM and GOL, both Brazilian regional airlines. Leave a Comment
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by ATXtraveler The regional airline that we chose to fly to Foz do Iguaçu was TAM Airlines. TAM is the largest of the Brazilian based airlines, and serves many cities in Brazil as well as a few other South American cities. When we flew into Foz do Iguaçu, we went through Curtiba (pronounced Curcheeba) and on the return we went direct to Rio (GIG). Sarah and I were actually able to book this flight through American Airlines in the US, but unfortunately we will not be able to do that any more as the code share agreement ended in 2007. Leave a Comment
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Originally, the plan was to use buses to conquer the significant distance between Rio de Janeiro and Foz de Iguaçu but the reality massacred it. First, when I tried to go the "Brazilian" way with a "leito" bus, meaning sleeper class, it was impossible to board it from Rio; just from Sao Paulo. This meant a change of buses in Sao Paulo many hours of travel and as I was prompted by a benevolent concierge, significant danger to the stomach. The food bought along the route would be of questionable quality. Second, the price of the bus ticket combined with the food expenditures would amount to exactly half the price of the airplane ticket. Considering that the plane crosses the same distance ten times faster, it was a huge bargain. Varig is fabulous - one can book and buy a ticket the day before departure for a price not affected by the proximity of purchase and flight. Leave a Comment Theme: AirplaneWebsite: Varig.com
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 By the wet window... Par le hublot mouille... by Maillekeul Take a plane early in the morning and enjoy the sunrise... Prenez l'avion le matin tres tot et profitez du lever de soleil... Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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 Arrival to Iguasu by benazer Took about one hour if I remember correctly Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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 Cuenca Tours Mini-Bus by Bwana_Brown Our excursion to Foz do Iguacu was actually a bit of a joint mistake between us and our tour company, Cuenca del Plata. We had pre-booked a tour of the Argentine-side of Iguazu Falls for our first day-trip and were waiting outside our hotel at 8:15 AM as indicated on our ticket from Cuenca. One of their big tour busses pulled up, but the door did not open and the staff remained inside talking among themselves. Very soon afterward, the smaller bus you see here pulled in and the driver came over to us and said something in Spanish that we did not understand. I handed him our ticket which said 'Argentine-side tour' for this date. He seemed happy enough and waved us into the van. I began to think that things were going funny when we immediately crossed over into Brazil, but we at least turned for the Brazil-side of Iguasu Falls after clearing Immigration. However, it was only a short drive to pick up some more Spanish-speaking passengers before we then turned to head toward Foz and onward to Itaipu Dam! Oh well, we were along for the ride now! It was only near noon while we were waiting in downtown Foz that the driver gestured to see my ticket again and realized what was going on. Arrangements were made to finally get us to the Argentine-side of Iguazu by 2 PM in the afternoon. It is a good thing my motto is 'Don't Sweat the Small Stuff'. The morning had been interesting in it's own way! Overall, Cuenca del Plata did a great job, except for this little mix-up. Leave a Comment Theme: BusPhone: (011) 4393-5584 in ArgentinaWebsite: www.cuencadelplata.com Other Contact: cuencadelplata@cuencadelplata.co
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 Crossing Rio Iguazu into Argentina (left) by Bwana_Brown To get back and forth between Puerto Iguazu and Foz do Iguacu you do not have to travel far. The photo shows one of our crossings over the Rio Iguazu on the modern Tancredo Neves International Bridge. As far as the tours were concerned, once the bus driver picked us up from our hotel, they wanted passports and then wrote various details of all the passengers on a sheet of paper. On arrival at the Brazil border post near the bridge, the driver would head off into the building with his piece of paper and the passports. A short time later, he would return with our documents and away we went, never having actually shown our faces to the Brazilian authorities. Check for Visa requirements though. Brazil has a tit-for-tat policy of requiring them if your country requires them to get one. In my case, due to a little spat between Canada and Brazil over aircraft manufacturing subsidies, before leaving on our trip I had to get my first visa (US$80) since going to Egypt in 1974. Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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by acemj During my trip I often thought to myself that most Americans (by that, I'm referring to people from the US) seem to have enough money but never enough time and that in South America most of the time the opposite is often true. So, while taking the bus is certainly a better option, since my time was limited here I often settled for a cab. The Terminal Urbana is the main bus station and it's located on Avenida Juscelino Kubitschek (on the Rio Parana side of town). From here you can catch buses to Itaipu, the airport, Puerto Iguazu, Ciudad del Este and, of course, the waterfalls. The buses for the falls are marked Cataratas and run every 20 minutes. You'll pay less than a buck. Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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