Argentina · IGUAZU FALLS TOURS
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Argentina holds about eighty per cent of the falls and all of the walkways, which is why most people give this side a full day and the Brazilian panorama half of one. Below are the 15 best ways to walk the Argentine circuits: which of them each covers, whether the Garganta del Diablo catwalk and the Gran Aventura boat are included, what they cost, and how early they leave. One or two start on the Brazilian bank at Foz do Iguaçu and cross over for the day, which their titles say plainly.
One day, two countries at Iguazu Falls. Guided trails, Devil’s Throat views, wildlife spotting, and Brazil boat cruise from Foz do Iguaçu or Puerto Iguazú.
“Fantastic trip our guide Julio and his friend poppins made the whole experience a perfect day seeing everything and helping us with getting our tickets with ease.”
Gran Aventura from Puerto Iguazu: wet speedboat on the Argentinian side, jungle 4x4, and Iguazu trails in a 12-hour tour.
“Recommended. Lucho the tour guide was great. Organized tours make the whole process worry free.”
Full-day guided tour from Puerto Iguazu to Argentina’s Iguazu Falls, with three circuits, ecological train access, Devil’s Throat viewpoints.
“Very helpful for transportation to and from the park and getting around the park. Had a lovely guide who also spoke English to me (I was the only one in the group) which I really appreciated!”
A smooth Puerto Iguazu day trip to Brazil’s Iguazu Falls plus a Bird Park visit, with bilingual guidance and hotel pickup.
“The guide was great. I was the only non Spanish fluent speaker and he always made sure I knew what was happening before moving on. I was glad to have the seamlessness of the border crossings. I liked having the opportunity to go at my pace with reliable transportation. Everything was great!”
Full-day guided trip to the Argentine side of Iguazu Falls from Puerto Iguazu, with train to Devil’s Throat and hiking circuits.
“Very good tour. The only thing is that we didn’t know what exact time was the pickup from the hotel, we could have planned our breakfast time better. The paper instructions for pick up was 7 Am and we had to have breakfast early at 6:30 Am. The pick up time was 8:30 Am., If we knew that the pick up time was 830Am, we could have breakfast time better.”
Small-group Argentine Iguazu Falls tour with hotel pickup, park train access, guided upper and lower circuits, and Devil’s Throat views.
“Volney was an Most Excellent Guide & Iguazu Falls are A Must See🌟😎”
Guided trip from Puerto Iguazu to Brazil for panoramic Iguazu Falls views and jungle trails, with border help and park entry extra.
“I loved it! Our guide was super helpful, he was always looking out for us and made sure we stayed together and didn't get lost.”
Two days to see Iguazu Falls from Argentina and Brazil, with bilingual guides and transfers, plus jungle walks and Devil’s Throat views.
“Our tour guide was very friendly. The boat ride on the Iguazu was the highlight, I would definitely recommend it. It's nice to see both the Argentina and Brazil side of the falls. Loved every minute”
Two days across Argentina and Brazil to see Iguazú Falls and Devil’s Throat, with hotel transfers and elevator views.
“Beautiful sights to see on both sides. The falls are truly amazing and breathtaking. The Argentina side of the tour in the morning was too rush and not well organized. Six of us who bought this tour were thrown in with the majority of guests who toured the Argentina side only!!! We were told to go to a meeting place and wait for the Brazilian guide on our own with no time to spare for lunch while she's taking care of the rest of the group on the Argentina side. It would have been much better and fair if everyone in the group bought the same tour and if we…”
Small-group Iguazu Falls Argentina day tour from Puerto Iguazu with a thrilling boat ride under the falls and Devil’s Throat views.
“Lasts about 25 minutes in the boat, well worth it. They don't mess around out here, they crack on with it. If this was in America you would be signing waivers and listening to safety speeches for a year before maybe touching a bit of the spray. Good value, good fun, do it.”
Iguazu Falls Argentina side with train to Devil’s Throat, jungle-truck, and a wet boat ride. Pickup in Puerto Iguazú.
“Overall a great experience. The falls are world famous so nothing to add to other reviews. Our guide Ricardo was superb. He spoke excellent Spanish and English to our group and was always a step or two ahead of the tour activities. He got us in early so only one large tour group was ahead of us at Devil’s Throat trail but that was mitigated by taking our time getting on the trail. We also did the middle trail to see the majority of other falls. A quick snack before joining the jungle truck/ falls boat ride. The jungle truck, at its core, is a ride to get you from…”
Argentine side Iguazú Falls in 10 hours. Ride the Jungle Train to Devil’s Throat, walk Upper and Lower circuits with a bilingual guide.
“We (non Spanish speakers) were grouped together with a bigger group of Spanish speakers but our guide, Jorge made us feel welcomed and included the whole entire time. We we're given good time to take”
A full-day Puerto Iguazú trip to the UNESCO Jesuit ruins of San Ignacio Miní and the Wanda Mines cave tour for raw gems.
“TRoppo lunga sarebbe meglio farle in due visite separate. Le informazioni mandate relative ai biglietti degli ingressi sono risultati errati e non veritrieri (non aggiornati), invece di 250 ARS ne abbiamo pagatti 13.000. Anche sul servizio di ritiro c'é stato qualche difficoltà.”
A 3 hour interactive Argentine dinner in Puerto Iguazú with hands on cocktail making, empanada folding, wine pairings, and mate plus alfajores.
“the food was very good. it was fun to make empanadas and mate. the hosts were very good. lots of wine the hosts changed things up for me as I can't drink red wine so that was wonderful. the dessert was awesome. we were all so full we couldn't eat everything”
Half-day Brazilian Iguazu Falls tour from Puerto Iguazu with hotel pickup, border handling, misty Floriano Falls views, and optional duty-free stop.
“A good chance to visit the Brazilian side of the Iguazú falls from Argentina. Jorge was a nice tour guide. Pick up from and drop off to the hotel was great. Wished the tour could have included extra hours to do the river cruise from the Brazilian side of the falls.”
