Daily
Approx 8 hours
Hotel pick-ups start 7am onwards
You will be dropped back at your hotel
Straddling the border between Brazil and Argentina, Iguassu Falls are magnificent however you look at them. But it is well-known that the best and most varied close-up views of this magnificent group of waterfalls can be found on the Argentina bank.
This delightful tour takes you from Brazil across the border to the National Park on the Argentinean side of the Falls. Here you can enjoy the many facilities like a train and a series of well-placed walkways that allow you to get thrillingly close to the foaming cascades.
Walk through verdant forest on both the Upper and Lower Circuits, taking in sweeping vistas of multiple falls, diverse flora, and vibrant wildlife. The highlight is Devil’s Throat—a horseshoe-shaped drop where thundering waters collide, sending plumes of mist and rainbows skyward. Along the way, enjoy panoramic outlooks, catwalks over the river, and chances for close-up views of the cascades.
This journey is perfect for photographers, nature lovers, and adventure-seekers alike. Comfortable footwear is recommended. By day’s end, you’ll return utterly inspired by one of the world’s greatest waterfalls.
Voucher information: You can show your voucher on your smartphone (But if you’d rather print a copy – that’s fine too!)
Please call our local operator's number on your voucher atleast 24 hours prior to confirm your pick-up time and hotel's location. If we are not able to pick up from your hotel, an alternate pick-up location will be arranged upon reconfirmation.
Please be ready in your hotel lobby 5 minutes prior to the agreed pick-up time. The guide will come in and call you by name.
When confirming your reservation, please provide the same name of lead traveler as provided in your hotel reservation.
If you are leaving Brazil, when entering Argentina, you will need to pay a fee for eco tourism tax in Puerto Iguazu. Please keep the payment received for the return and avoid having to pay twice.
It is necessary to bring along your valid passport and pay close attention to visa restrictions. Travelers are responsible for obtaining the required visa related documents before the tour. To cross the border with Argentina, the accepted documents are - original civil identity card, National Driver's License and passport, even for children of any age.
To enter Argentina, children under 18 must be accompanied by a biological or adoptive father and mother. If one of the parties is absent, it will be necessary to present an authorization registered with a notary public and signed by the father and mother, authorizing the child's entry into neighboring countries.
This Natural Wonder will definitely awe anyone whether they love nature or not. Everyone should make a visit on both sides of the falls (Argentina and Brazil) to experience the...
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