Buenos AiresThe morning flight to Iguazu left plenty of free time in the afternoon. A 30 minute (or so) ride from the airport to the Iguasu Jungle Lodge took me to the edge of the rain forest. The accommodations were unbelievable--a full kitchen, living room and separate bedroom! I found my way to a local market to get wine and bread and cheese, then signed up for an excursion deep into the rain forest. The jungle jeep took us on dirt roads, past local dwellings, and into a more densely forested area where we donned harnesses and helmets and zip-lined through the canopy. Then, a hike along the river which separated Paraguay and Argentina, ended at a waterfall for the third part of our adventure to rappel down the waterfall. A wet, but exhilarating experience!
I had arrived armed with an arsenal of DEET, mosquito netting and clothes sprayed with permethrin to fight the mosquitoes. But I was pleasantly surprised that the mosquitoes had not yet arrived for the season!
Erin was great to work with! Very quick with her replies and provided all the information I needed, no matter how many times I changed my request! This was my first time ever planning a trip like this and it couldn't have gone better.
Chris
3 weeks ago
Very well organiced.
Great communication
Easy to handle website for required docs to file .
Pleasant Experience
Nancy Kaierle
3 weeks ago
Very well ececuted. Hily recomended. Great experiance
Nancy Kaierle
1 month ago
The entire experience was great. Erin really knows her stuff and provided me with a lot of great insight and advice.
MARGARET CINCOTTA
6 months ago
Mary always does an outstanding job... and this trip planning was no exception. She always brings a high level of quality customer service to any question or request we pose.
