• Images
  • Summary
  • Map

🇦🇷 Iguazu Falls: The Full Argentine Experience (Full Day)

Get close enough to feel the mist. The Argentine side of the Iguazu National Park is where adventure meets the raw power of nature. Spread across 67,000 hectares of subtropical jungle, this UNESCO World Heritage site features an extensive system of catwalks and trails that take you over, under, and right into the heart of the world’s most impressive waterfalls.

✨ Tour Highlights

  • The Lower Trail: Descend into the canyon for an up-close perspective. See the "Two Sisters," "Bossetti," and "Hidden" falls, and enjoy a unique panoramic view of San MartĂ­n Island.

  • The Upper Trail: Walk along the top of the falls’ rim. This path offers incredible vertical views of the "San MartĂ­n Fall" and a sweeping vista of the Brazilian side across the river.

  • The Jungle Train: Board the ecological forest train that winds through the park, keeping the ecosystem protected while transporting you to the most iconic station.

  • The Devil’s Throat (Garganta del Diablo): The absolute climax of the day. A 1,000-meter walk over the Iguazu River leads you to the edge of the world's most powerful water curtain. Watch as the river disappears into a thunderous abyss of mist and rainbows.

⏱️ Logistics & Schedule

  • Duration: Full Day (Approx. 6-7 hours).

  • Pick-up: Direct from your hotel (times confirmed locally).

  • Transportation: Professional air-conditioned vehicle.

  • The Journey: Expert-led tour through the park’s three main circuits, including visits to the onsite Nature Museum.

ℹ️ Practical Information

  • Included: Professional bilingual guide and round-trip transportation.

  • Not Included: National Park entrance fees (payable at the park) and lunch.

  • Note: Pick-up times may be adjusted by the local supplier. We kindly ask for a 45-minute tolerance to ensure smooth group coordination.

âś… Hi Travel Get Ready Checklist

  • [ ] Original Passport/ID: Mandatory for park entry and border crossings.

  • [ ] Waterproof Gear: A rain poncho or extra clothes are highly recommended—you will get wet at the Devil's Throat!

  • [ ] All-Day Walking Shoes: You will cover several kilometers of trails; comfort is key.

  • [ ] Insect Repellent & Sunscreen: You’ll be exploring the heart of the subtropical rainforest.

  • [ ] Local Currency (ARS): Recommended for small purchases and the park entrance fee.

Supplier : Cuenca del Plata - Phone: +54 9 3757 44-4395