Discover one of the seven Natural Wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site with this immersive 5-day itinerary in Puerto Iguazú.
Delve into the heart of the jungle and marvel at the waterfalls by exploring the Argentine Side of the Park, enjoy breathtaking vistas across the Brazilian sector, and embark on thrilling adventure activities in the lush missionary jungle.
The Iguazu Adventure package features four nights in a comfortable hotel, guided excursions with transfers from the city, and convenient airport transfers for both arrival and departure.
Tour Description
Day 1
Arrival in Puerto Iguazú
City of Puerto Iguazú
Once you land at the Puerto Iguazú airport or arrive at the bus terminal, you will be greeted and transferred to your centrally-located hotel.
The rest of the day is yours to enjoy as you wish.
Day 2
Argentine Side of the Falls + Great Adventure
Begin your day with breakfast at your hotel before embarking on a 9-hour tour of the Argentine side of Iguazú National Park.
You'll have the chance to explore the Argentine side of the Iguazú Falls through three distinct areas:
Devil's Throat: Start with a scenic train ride that covers 4 km, bringing you to the top of the Iguazú River. From there, walk along elevated pathways leading to a stunning vantage point over Devil's Throat.
Upper Circuit: A 500-meter ascent (approximately 45 minutes) provides breathtaking views of the Dos Hermanos, Bossetti, Adán y Eva, Bernabé Mendez, Mbiguá, and San Martin falls from above. Choose between rappelling down or taking a 4x4 vehicle to the base of the falls.
Lower Circuit: Guided by a professional, you can trek about 1,300 meters over roughly 1.5 hours to witness the lower section of the falls. This tour includes transfers to the Visitor Center of Iguazú National Park, where you can catch the train back to Devil's Throat. Note: Admission not included.
During your visit, enjoy lunch at one of the park's eateries, or bring a picnic from Puerto Iguazú to savor outdoors.
In the afternoon, board 4x4 all-terrain vehicles for a 12 km journey through the missionary jungle, where you'll discover the diverse flora and fauna.
Upon arrival at Puerto Macuco, embark on zodiac boats for a thrilling 12 km ride through the lower Iguazú rapids, entering the Devil's Throat canyon.
Continue to the San Martín and Tres Mosqueteros Falls for a refreshing "shower" at the Falls. Disembark in front of San Martín Island.
All boats are equipped with life jackets and adhere to the National Prefecture's safety regulations.
After this exhilarating experience, expect a return to Puerto Iguazú in about one hour and 45 minutes.
Free Night
Day 3
Brazilian Side of the Falls
Embark on a half-day tour to the Brazilian side of the Iguazú Falls within Iguazú National Park. After breakfast, a half-hour bus journey will take you across the river to the park.
Enjoy a one-hour walk along a 1000-meter trail from the Hotel Das Cataratas, leading to an impressive viewpoint of Devil's Throat, where the majority of the falls' water cascades. At 80 meters, Devil's Throat is the tallest single waterfall and a must-see attraction.
For lunch, choose between dining at a park restaurant or having a scenic picnic with your own packed meal. Alternatively, wait until you're back in Puerto Iguazú for a meal.
Return to Puerto Iguazú early in the afternoon, with the rest of the day and evening free.
Day 4
Free Day in Puerto Iguazú
Take advantage of this day to explore the city independently or partake in any remaining excursions.
Day 5
Farewell to Puerto Iguazú
City of Puerto Iguazú
In the morning, following breakfast, check out of your hotel and enjoy some free time until your transport arrives to take you to the airport or bus terminal in Puerto Iguazú.
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What’s included?
What’s included:
* Nights of accommodation in a selected hotel in a standard room with breakfast included.
* Excursions transfers detailed in the program
* Taxes
What’s NOT included:
* Flights
* Entrance fees to the National Park.
* Extras, meals, drinks services not detailed in the program.
* Personal expenses
Frequently Asked Questions
The Iguazu Falls Adventure tour package typically includes round-trip transfers from hotels in Puerto Iguazu, a bilingual guide (Spanish/English), a guided tour of the Iguazu National Park circuits (upper and lower circuits, and walkways to the Devil's Throat, depending on the day's operation), and a boat trip under the falls. Safety equipment and a basic dry bag are usually provided. Lunch is not included or is optional. Park entrance fees, local taxes, and personal expenses are not always included. Details may vary by season and operator; it is advisable to check when booking to confirm services, schedules, and policies.
The Iguazu Falls adventure tour is usually a full-day excursion, lasting approximately 7 to 9 hours. The tour begins with an early hotel pick-up and transfer to Iguazu National Park. You'll explore the walkways of the upper and lower circuits, with time for photos and panoramic viewpoints. Generally, you'll take the Ecological Jungle Train to reach the Devil's Throat, subject to availability. Afterward, you'll enjoy a boat trip to get up close to iconic falls and experience the water firsthand. Lunch is provided at the service area. Return to your hotel is usually in the afternoon.
This is a moderately challenging adventure tourism activity, involving walks along boardwalks, steps, and through wet areas. To fully enjoy it, wear comfortable, non-slip shoes, lightweight, quick-drying clothing, a swimsuit, a small towel, a hat, sunglasses with a secure fit, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle. Be prepared to get wet on the boat ride; use waterproof bags to protect your cell phone and camera. This activity is not recommended for pregnant women or people with heart conditions, spinal problems, recent surgeries, or other medical restrictions. Life jackets are mandatory. Please check the minimum age and weight/height restrictions with the operator before booking your tour.
Iguazu Falls can be visited year-round. From November to March, the subtropical climate is hot and humid, with higher water levels: the experience is breathtaking, but there is more rain and more visitors. April–June offers mild temperatures and fewer crowds, ideal for photography and hiking. July is peak season due to winter holidays. August–October is usually pleasant, with good visibility and fewer visitors. Walkways and the boat tour can be affected by flooding or thunderstorms; in such cases, it will be rescheduled. Recommendation: book in advance for holidays and long weekends, and start early to avoid the hottest hours.
The price of the adventure tour varies depending on the season, availability, and type of transportation. Entrance to Iguazu National Park is generally paid separately and may have different rates (nationals, Mercosur citizens, foreigners, and children). A municipal environmental tax may apply. Transfers from Foz do Iguaçu are usually offered at an additional cost and require valid immigration documents. Cancellation policies generally allow for a refund or rescheduling with prior notice (48–72 hours); no-shows may forfeit 100% of the cost. If the boat tour is canceled due to weather, a date change or partial refund will be offered. Credit card payments are accepted, and an electronic voucher will be issued.
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