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Luxury Iguazu Falls Package

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3 days

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620.709 ARS

Experience the awe-inspiring Iguazú Falls, the largest waterfall system globally, with this exclusive luxury package.

Enjoy private and exclusive excursions to fully appreciate this UNESCO World Heritage Site in just 3 days!

Embark on the Great Adventure navigation on the Argentine side of the Falls, where you can explore various river slopes to capture the most breathtaking views of the falls. Additionally, you'll have the chance to navigate the river's rapids.

On another day, discover the stunning Brazilian side of the Falls from Iguazú, crossing the border to enjoy the best panoramic vistas, all without getting wet!

The Iguazú Deluxe Package includes 2 nights of accommodation with breakfast, private excursions, and round-trip transfers between the airport and hotel.

Tour Description

Day 1

Arrival in Puerto Iguazú

Welcome to Puerto Iguazú

Upon your arrival at the Puerto Iguazú airport or bus terminal, our team will greet you and ensure your transfer to your hotel in the city center. Enjoy the rest of the day and afternoon at your leisure to explore the city as you wish.

Day 2

Argentine Side Waterfalls + Great Adventure

Start your day with breakfast at your hotel before embarking on a 9-hour excursion to the Argentine side of Iguazú National Park.

Your visit to the Argentine side of Iguazú Falls will be divided into three sections:

Devil's Throat: Begin with a scenic train ride covering 4 km, bringing you to the top of the Iguazú River. From here, stroll along walkways leading to a balcony with breathtaking views of the Devil's Throat.

Upper Circuit: A 500-meter ascent (about 45 minutes) provides stunning vistas of the Dos Hermanos, Bossetti, Adan y Eva, Bernabe Mendez, Mbiguá, and San Martin waterfalls from above. Choose between rappelling down or using a 4x4 vehicle to descend to the lower falls.

Lower Circuit: Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, walk approximately 1,300 meters over 1.5 hours to explore the lower sections of the falls. The tour includes transfers to the Iguazú National Park Visitor Center, where you can catch the train back to Devil's Throat. Admission fees are not included.

During the excursion, you may purchase lunch at a park restaurant or bring your own meal from Puerto Iguazú for an outdoor dining experience.

In the afternoon, hop into 4x4 all-terrain vehicles for a thrilling adventure through 12 km of the missionary jungle, discovering diverse flora and fauna along the way.

Upon reaching Puerto Macuco, board boats to navigate 12 km through the rapids of the lower Iguazú River, eventually entering the Devil's Throat canyon.

Next, head to the San Martín and Tres Mosqueteros Falls for a refreshing "shower" at the Falls. Conclude by disembarking in front of San Martín Island.

All boats are equipped with life jackets for every passenger, adhering to the current safety standards set by the National Prefecture.

After approximately one hour and 45 minutes of excitement, we will return to Puerto Iguazú.
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Day 3

Brazilian Side Waterfalls + Farewell to Puerto Iguazú

Embark on a half-day tour of the Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls within Iguazú National Park. Following breakfast at your hotel, enjoy a half-hour bus ride across the river to the park.

Stroll along a 1000-meter trail for about an hour from the Hotel Das Cataratas, leading to a spectacular viewpoint of the Devil's Throat, where the majority of Iguazú's water cascades. At 80 meters, Devil's Throat is the largest individual waterfall and an unforgettable sight.

Take the opportunity to buy lunch at a park restaurant, or if you prefer, have a picnic in one of the park's picturesque locations. Alternatively, you can wait to dine upon returning to Puerto Iguazú.

After the tour concludes, we will transport you to the airport for your departure journey.

What’s included?

What’s included:

- 2 nights of accommodation in the selected category with breakfast - Excursions according to itinerary - Round-trip transfers between the airport and the hotel

What’s NOT included:

- Park tickets - Port fees - Tips - Flights

Frequently Asked Questions

The luxury Iguazu Falls package typically includes: accommodation in a 5-star or premium boutique hotel, breakfast, private airport-hotel-park transfers, entrance fees to Iguazu National Park (Argentine side) and, depending on the option, to Iguaçu National Park (Brazilian side), a specialized bilingual guide, visits to Devil's Throat and the upper and lower circuits, and 24/7 assistance. Typically not included are: flights, unspecified lunches/dinners, gratuities, travel insurance, border taxes, and optional experiences (such as the "Great Adventure" boat trip, helicopter flight, or spa treatments). Exact services may vary depending on the season and hotel category, so it's advisable to review the details when requesting a quote and confirming your tour reservation.

The typical duration of a luxury trip to Iguazu Falls is 3 to 4 days. A suggested itinerary: Day 1, arrival in Puerto Iguazu or Foz do Iguaçu, meet greet, private transfer, and check-in at a 5-star hotel. Free afternoon with resort amenities. Day 2, full-day tour of the Argentinian side: walkways of the upper and lower circuits and Devil's Throat, with a bilingual guide and flexible time for photography. Day 3, Brazilian side: panoramic trail with front-facing views, walk to viewpoints, and free time for optional premium experiences. Departures and times are tailored to your flight; the pace is customized for couples, families, or seniors.

To cross into Brazil and visit the Brazilian side of the Falls, you need valid documentation. Citizens of Argentina and Mercosur countries can usually use their national ID card; other nationalities must have a valid passport and, if applicable, a Brazilian visa. Check your country's requirements (minimum validity, e-visas, fees). Minors traveling with only one parent require authorization. A yellow fever vaccination certificate and international travel insurance are recommended. The tour's private transfer assists with immigration controls and coordinates border crossing times to minimize waiting. Also, bring a physical copy of your ID; screenshots on your phone are not accepted by immigration. Check with the tour operator before booking to confirm.

Iguazu Falls is a year-round tourist destination. From October to March, the water flow is typically at its highest, and the subtropical climate is hot and humid with occasional showers. In winter (May to August), temperatures are milder, and the falls are less crowded. To enjoy this luxurious excursion, pack lightweight, quick-drying clothing, comfortable non-slip shoes, a raincoat, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle. Protect your camera with a waterproof case, especially if you're taking a boat trip. Book in advance for holidays, vacations, and long weekends. Sunrises and sunsets offer excellent photo opportunities.

The price of a luxury Iguazu Falls package varies depending on the season, number of nights, hotel category, room type, number of passengers, and included private services. You can get a quote and book online; a deposit is usually required to guarantee your reservation, and the balance is paid before the start of the trip by credit card or bank transfer. Cancellation and change policies depend on the selected rate and the suppliers (hotels, boat tour companies). Many options offer flexible cancellation with prior notice. We recommend adding cancellation and travel assistance insurance. The tour operator will confirm availability and send you your travel documents.

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