8-Hour Iguazú Falls Tour with Upper, Lower and Devil's Throat

8 Hours Round trip from Misiones Moderate pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore the Upper and Lower Circuits for contrasting panoramic and close-up views of the waterfalls
02 Experience the awe of standing above the mighty Devil's Throat viewpoint
03 Travel through the rainforest aboard an ecological train for a scenic journey
04 Discover native wildlife and lush vegetation with expert interpretation from your guide
05 Capture unforgettable photographs from multiple iconic viewpoints within the park
06 Connect with the natural wonders of Iguazú National Park

Enjoy a full-day guided tour of Iguazú Falls on the Argentine side, exploring the Upper Circuit, Lower Circuit, and the iconic Devil's Throat. Travel by ecological train through the rainforest, admire panoramic viewpoints, and feel the mist of powerful waterfalls up close. With expert guidance and wildlife encounters, this 8-hour experience connects you to the natural soul and wonder of Iguazú National Park.

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 8 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Moderate

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Yes

Cities Puerto Iguazú, Iguazú National Park

Languages English, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Iguazú Falls Argentine Side with Upper, Lower and Devil's Throat

Hotel pickup and transfer to Iguazú National Park
Meet your private guide and travel comfortably to the entrance of the national park. Receive an introduction to the park and the plan for the day.
Ecological train ride through the rainforest
Board the eco-friendly train for a relaxing journey deeper into the lush jungle. Enjoy scenic views, wildlife sightings, and interpretive guidance from your expert guide.
Guided visit of the Lower Circuit (Circuito Inferior)
Walk along rainforest pathways and suspended walkways close to the base of the waterfalls. See iconic flows such as Bosetti and Dos Hermanas while feeling the refreshing mist.
Guided visit of the Upper Circuit (Circuito Superior)
Continue to elevated walkways that showcase panoramic views of the falls from above. Capture dramatic scenery and appreciate the scale of the Iguazú River canyon.
Free time for lunch
Enjoy leisure time inside the national park with various dining options available. Choose from quick-service cafés or a buffet restaurant according to your preference.
Visit to Devil's Throat (Garganta del Diablo)
Ride the ecological train to the trail access point. Walk the causeway above the river to reach the most powerful viewpoint in the park. Witness the roaring force, rising mist, and unforgettable atmosphere of this natural wonder.
Return to the park entrance and hotel drop-off
Travel back with memories of one of the most breathtaking experiences in South America.

The route

Where you'll travel

Tour route map — Round trip from Misiones 2 cities · 8 Hours

The fine print

Trip details

What's Included

Professional certified guide - personalized assistance and expert interpretation throughout your entire visit to Iguazú National Park
Private round-trip transportation - enjoy a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle from your hotel to the park and back

What's Not Included

Entrance fee to Iguazú National Park - currently AR$ 60,000 for non-Argentine residents (approximately USD 55; subject to change without notice)
Meals and drinks - lunch and beverages inside the park are at your own expense
Gratuities - optional and not included

What to bring

Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Hat or cap
Comfortable walking shoes (preferably with good grip)
Stay hydrated - bring a refillable water bottle
Light rain jacket or poncho (optional, depending on the weather)

Know before you go

National Park regulations: All visitors must present a valid ID or passport at the entrance. Ticket prices and regulations are established by the park authorities and may change without prior notice.
Weather conditions: Iguazú is a subtropical rainforest. Expect high humidity, sudden rain showers, and intense sunlight. Trails may become wet or slippery.
Physical requirements: The Lower Trail includes steep staircases and requires a good level of mobility. The Upper Trail and Devil's Throat boardwalk are easier but still involve extended walking.
Wildlife: The park is home to coatis and monkeys. Do not feed or touch them; they may bite or steal food.
Clothing: Light, breathable clothing is recommended. Bring a change of clothes if you want to stay dry after the spray from the waterfalls.
Food: There are restaurants and snack bars inside the park, but the options may be crowded during peak hours.
Timing: Early arrival is recommended to avoid crowds and enjoy the trails with greater tranquility.
Cash & payments: Some vendors accept cards, but having a small amount of cash (ARS) is useful for minor purchases.
Sustainability: Stay on marked trails, respect wildlife, and help preserve this UNESCO World Heritage Site.