Iguazú Falls National Park, AregentinaIguazú Falls is a
UNESCO World Heritage site hat protects some of the last wild
sub-tropical Atlantic Rainforest in South America.
Our visit to the cascades in the forest was a fitting culmination to an
expedition that took us Ushuaia
across the Southern Ocean to the Falkland Islands (Malvinas), South Georgia Island, Orkney Island, and Antarctica.
Re-entry into the
modern world after spending time in
wild places is always challenging, so what better way to ease the stress is with a blissful visit to the more than
250 waterfalls found at Iguazú.
The images here were made on a two-day extension to Iguazú Falls National Park in Argentina with
Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic.
© RALPH LEE HOPKINS
