Brazilian Side of the Falls - 5 Hours

Iguazu Falls - Upon reaching the Brazilian side, start at the visitor center for an introduction. This side offers a unique perspective, highlighting the falls’ vastness. Follow the walking trail to various viewpoints. The most renowned is the panoramic view of the Garganta do Diabo, showcasing the falls in their full splendor. The mist and rainbows created by sunlight provide fantastic photo opportunities. As you stroll, watch for local wildlife. The Brazilian side hosts diverse flora and fauna, including vibrant birds, butterflies, and playful coatis. For added adventure, consider an optional boat ride near the falls. This exhilarating experience offers a close-up view of the cascading water, and you’ll likely get splashed, enhancing the thrill.

Argentinean Side of the Falls - 7 Hours

Cataratas del Iguazu - Lado Argentino - Here’s a detailed overview of what to expect: Arrive at Iguazú National Park early, as it opens at 8 AM. Purchase your entry ticket and gather information at the visitor center. Take the park’s ecological train to the main trails, including the Upper Circuit and Devil’s Throat. The train ride offers a glimpse of the surrounding rainforest, where you might spot unique wildlife. Devil’s Throat is the most iconic viewpoint, with platforms extending over the edge. The sight and sound of the powerful waterfalls are unforgettable. Start with the Upper Circuit trail, featuring walkways that provide stunning panoramic views from above. This trail offers several viewpoints, allowing appreciation of the impressive water volume plunging into the river below.

• Priority pass at the borders
• Hotel pick-up in Iguassu cities
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Tour guide included

• Breakfast, lunch and dinner
• Accommodation
• Boat safari 90 usd per person includes extra assistance and the boat ticket.
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

A two-day tour of Iguassu Falls offers a unique and immersive experience for several reasons:
With two days, visitors can explore both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of the falls. Each side offers distinct perspectives and experiences, allowing for a more thorough understanding of the falls’ grandeur.
The tour often includes a range of activities such as hiking trails, boat rides that take you close to the falls, and guided tours that provide insights into the local ecology and history.
Over two days, travelers have the opportunity to visit multiple viewpoints, each offering unique angles and photo opportunities of the cascading water.
The surrounding national parks are home to diverse flora and fauna. A longer tour allows for more chances to spot wildlife, such as toucans, coatis, and various butterflies.
The tour can include interactions with local communities and insights into their culture, traditions, and the significance of the falls to the region.

• Visas, if necessary, are the responsibility of the traveler
• In case request airport pick in igr there is exit tax to be payed!
• Passports required
• Tickets for both parks can be bought online, by card and local money.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.