After almost 2 weeks having a good time, relaxing in Mar del Plata, I really thought it was time to move on and start traveling again. It´s so easy to get stuck in places and I felt like that was about to happen if I was staying much longer at the beach. I had a great time with my friends and it was good to see them again.
After clubbing one more night on saturday, together with my friend Cristian, I bought me a busticket to get back to Buenos Aires. Monday early afternoon I departed back to the big capital and late in the afternoon I was back where I started a few weeks before.
After arriving in my room I met two girls from Israel, which is not too weird since half of Isreal seems to be traveling through South America. They asked me whether I wanted to join them for dinner, so I did. They cooked some pasta downstairs in the kitchen and we had a fun chat about differences and especially religions, as obviously people from Isreal are jewish. I learned a lot about the jewish religion and their holidays and traditional stuff. Eventhough these girls were not strong believers of their religion, it was still fun to talk about. I decided not to go out that night, as sunday and monday nights are not really great nights for going out in Buenos Aires.
The next day I decided to go and plan the rest of my trip. I went down to the travel office and had gotten me some information considering places to visit and where to go next. I decided to stick to my original plan to go and first visit the falls of Iguazu. I booked me a busticket and accomodation, along with and adventure pack which includes a bike ride, a boat ride through the falls and transfers to the falls of as well as the Argentine as the Brasilian side of the falls. I will visit the brasilian side last, as from there on I am planning to go and check out Brasil for a while. I am planning to check out Rio de Janeiro and from there on head south the Sao Paolo all the way down to Uruguay. I am well excited about the next few weeks, which should include a lot of great adventures.
For now I´ll stay one more day here in Buenos Aires, as my bus leaves wednesday late afternoon. It will be a long ride, but thankfully it´s at nighttime so I´ll just sleep most of the time.
More news as soon as I´ve got some!!
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