The first thing I saw when I got out of bed this morning is that our ship had appeared to have parked next to what looks like a grave yard for ships I'm not sure what to make of this but we are on the other side of

Ending our day. We had a nice dinner on the ship. We decided not to buy a shore excursion for tomorrow. Instead, we found out that the local market will be a great place to eat. I enjoyed the area the last time we visited. On my previous trip, I

Yesterday, we left Iguazu for Buenos Aires. The transfer to the airport and the flight were painless. However, it was a bit of a struggle getting from the airport to the ship. The cruise terminal and the airport we flew into are close (there are two airports in Buenos Aires)

We left the falls today and made our way back to Buenos Aires to our ship. I didn't have time to post until now. I have too many pictures to share here, but I will try to post more when time permits. Some of the moon walk pictures

After almost 30 hours of travel, including layovers in Houston and Buenos Aires, we have arrived at Iguazu Falls. I'm tired, so my writing will be brief tonight. The hotel is nice. We decided to stay at the Gran Meliá Iguazú on the Argentinian side. It's

It's going to be 24 hours in the air, with a series of airports and various pieces of ground transportation. If all goes well, we will be at a hotel on the Argentinian side of Iguazu Falls tomorrow. I'll keep you updated as time permits.

We are almost ready to go. We'll be out the door on Thursday and should be in Argentina on Friday morning. We'll head to Iguazu Falls for a couple of days before joining the ship back in Buenos Aires on Sunday. Here is a basic Itinerary