Activities!

Day 1:We went to the Iguassu Falls it was so much fun. Really a beautiful place. It's located right between Brazil and Argentina, the whole experience was awesome. We got to take a bunch of pictures so that we can have proof that we were in one of the most beautiful places. While we were there we also went to a few souvenir shops and got some cute t-shirts and post cards.
Day 2: So I thought it would be cool to go to the Bird Park. I love animals. There they had more than 1000 birds. They were so gorgeous beautiful colors, something you can't get back in the States. They had other animals there too: alligators, anacondas, pythons marmosets and butterflies. The alligators were a bit much though. Not only were the animals a treat but the place park was beautiful. It was definitely a treat.
Day 3: We went through this company Canion Iguacu they offered a variety of activities. Will said he wanted to do something more challenging so we went climbing with one of their tour guides. It was an awesome experience, except one little mishap. Sam forgot her water and got a little light headed on the way up, but we were able to get her some water, helped cool her down and she was ready for the rest of the day.
Day 4: So while we were at Canion Iguacu we saw something else that looked like fun so we actually went back there. We did a canopy tour. That was awesome. It was like a little maze, it reminded me of the jungle gym from elementary school. I think that was favorite thing of them all. So much fun. A little scarey at times, especially if you are a little clumsy like I am.
Day 5: Today we decided to head to Puerto Iguazu (trip was only $15.00 per person). We went on a tour of the Iguazu Forest. That was pretty fun especially the 4X4 part. I love off road vehicles Mirjam did get a little sick though. We also did some tope rope and rappel immersions while out there. All the plant life and animals was a site to see, not to mention the work out we got climbing through there. The sounds alone were so peaceful, something I wish I could take back home with me.