No Paraty!

So yesterday we left Paraty and due to 2 full buses we are now hanging aroung the bus station in Sao Paulo. Its and hour into the city and apparently there is nothing to do when you get there so I´m taking this time to put up some pictures.

The name of the place we stayed in Paraty was called Sereia do Mar which is one of endless spelling mistakes and typos I noticed in that last post. Too lazy to fix them so ignore them :) Anywho, Paraty is a great little town. We made an effort to go out one night there but we were back early. Went to a place in the Old Town called Dinho. It was a small place with a good crowd and live music. Would have been a good night I think if we were up for it but in our heads we had a long bus journey the next day, which was cut substancially short by the bus being full.

A piece of info for anybody going from Sao Paulo to Iguazu, its an expensive bus journey. Works out at about 90 euro I think but havent bothered to work out an exact price. You can fly but I think that is an extra US$150 again (from an overheard conversation).

Anyway, I have little enough to say right now and only really wanted to put up some more photos.

Enjoy...

Brian

Me and Matt missed the bus to the waterfalls and figured we´d be ok walking, judging by the map it looked ok. After 3 hours of a walk we saw no waterfalls. Not to worry, Iguazu is the next stop

One of the streets in the old part of Paraty. Town became a big port with the Portuguese after the found gold nearby.

Another street, with a tree this time!

There was buntin on some of the streets but I´m still not sure what for

Not just any church... an old church!

From what I know. ¨Oi¨ means ¨hi¨

For those who cant speak Portuguese, it says Coca-Cola

Flowers in our hostel