Argentina, Brazil · Waterfall Tours

3-Day Iguazú Falls Tour with Argentina and Brazil Side Visits

3 Days Round trip from Camino Anexo Ruta Provincial 101 Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides of Iguazú Falls
02 Walk scenic panoramic circuits with awe-inspiring views of the falls
03 Learn about the geological formation of Iguazú Falls
04 Choose from the Green Path, Superior Circuit, Inferior Circuit, and Garganta del Diablo

Discover the amazing Argentinian and Brazilian sides of the Iguazú Falls on this 3-day package. Walk scenic circuits and panoramic walkways for impressive views of the falls, learn about their geological formation, and experience the rich natural setting of birds, butterflies, mammals, flowers, and plants. From the Brazilian panoramic viewpoints to the Argentinian trails, this tour offers two distinct perspectives on one of South America's most powerful natural wonders.

Enjoy this tour, which consists of a panoramic walk that introduces you to the geological formation of the Iguazú Falls, creating a special connection between humans and the natural environment.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 3 Days

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Cities Puerto Iguazú, Iguazú National Park

Languages English, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Arrival in Puerto Iguazú and Brazilian Falls Visit

Meet the tour representative upon your arrival at Puerto Iguazú Airport (Argentina) and enjoy a private transfer to your booked hotel in Argentina.
Get picked up from your hotel at approximately 2 p.m. to visit the Brazilian side of the Falls.
Head to the visiting area, which consists of the only circuit of walkways placed in front of the Falls, offering an awe-inspiring panoramic view. The circuit is 1200 metres long and includes stairs. Unfortunately, for this reason, it is not possible to use a wheelchair. At the end of the circuit, there is an elevator. The stairs contain 130 steps and are 220 metres long.

Approximate duration - 3 hours.

Day 02

Explore the Argentinian Side of Iguazú Falls

Get picked up from your hotel in the morning to visit the Argentinian side of the Falls.
Enjoy this tour, which consists of a panoramic walk that introduces you to the geological formation of the Iguazú Falls, creating a special connection between humans and the natural environment.
Choose your touristic activities from the following options:
- The Green Path
- Superior Circuit
- Inferior Circuit
- Garganta del Diablo

Day 03

Departure Transfer to Puerto Iguazú Airport

Transfer to Puerto Iguazú Airport (Argentina), depending on the time of your departure flight.

Where this trip takes you

Devil's Throat, Brazilian panoramic viewpoints, Argentinian trails, Puerto Iguazú

The route

Where you'll travel

Tour route map — Round trip from Camino Anexo Ruta Provincial 101 2 cities · 3 Days

The fine print

Trip details

What's Included

Private transfers: Puerto Iguazu Airport (Argentina) - hotel - Puerto Iguazu Airport (Argentina)
Live guided tour (English/Spanish)
Pick-up and drop-off from centrally located hotels in Argentina only

What's Not Included

Meals
National Park entrance fee
Personal expenses
Accommodation
Flights

Know before you go

Please note:
- Once you make a booking, please advise your hotel and flight information to coordinate all tourist services.
- The Iguaçu National Park in Brazil was declared a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1986, after the nomination of Iguazú National Park in Argentina. The IBAMA (Brazilian Institute of the Environment) administers the park, which is being revitalised like the Argentinian park.
- This tour allows you to appreciate how, constantly and for millions of years, more than 200 waterfalls have formed a natural scenery that places human beings in a unique context. It is important to start this tour early in the morning to increase your chances of observing the endless manifestations of life and a variety of unique species. You may find birds, butterflies, mammals, flowers, and plants, which add special value to this experience. The main goal of this tour is to enjoy time in the open air and awaken your senses to the natural sounds, colours, images, and characteristic smells of the jungle. This can be achieved by doing the walk in harmony, with dedication, and slowly, so that every visitor can benefit as much as possible from each place they visit. This tour has three different itineraries. You will be accompanied by National Park guides, whose objective is to bring human beings closer to nature and vice versa.
- The Green Path: Located in the jungle, this 600-metre-long path leads to the heart of the jungle with its typical vegetation. At the end of the path, there is a distribution square where the superior and inferior circuits begin. While walking, it is possible to observe birds, other wild animals, rich vegetation, and hear the sounds of the jungle.
- Superior Circuit: This itinerary offers a 650-metre-long panoramic walk in the area above the falls. Six large lookouts and relaxation points make this trip a source of energy and relaxation in contact with water. From here, you can see the Dos Hermanas, Chico, Ramírez, Bossetti, Adán y Eva, Bernabé Méndez, and Mbiguá Falls. You can also appreciate the arc formed by San Martín Falls, Escondido, Dos Mosqueteros, Rivadavia, and Tres Mosqueteros.
- Inferior Circuit: The Inferior Circuit offers a more intimate connection with the landscapes and nature. Visitors will be able to feel the jungle's spirit - its humidity, sounds, smells, and penetrating vapour that covers the entire area. It is a circular route of 1700 metres that leads to eight magnificent overlooks, including San Martín, Bossetti, Alvar Núñez, and Dos Hermanas. Following this route, you can also reach a port leading to San Martín Island and enjoy a nautical adventure that invites you to take up the challenge of navigation under the Falls.
- Garganta del Diablo: This linear passage, 2260 metres long (round trip), bordered by a unique landscape, leads to the impressive Garganta del Diablo, the most important waterfall. The route passes through various islands of the Misiones jungle. It has three large overlooks from which it is possible to admire the natural spectacle offered by the Iguazú River and the abundant vegetation surrounding it. The Garganta is the culmination of the route: the fall, 150 metres long and 80 metres high, has the shape of a horseshoe, and the water, falling with all its power into the river, generates dense clouds of vapour that cover the area and create a characteristic environment in this landscape. Another spectacle is performed by some special birds living in the area of the Iguazú Falls, which fall in parallel with the waterfalls as if they wanted to hide in the water. These small birds with dark plumage are an exclusive species of these falls; that is why the National Administration of National Parks chose them as a representative symbol of Iguazú National Park.

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