Iguazu Falls - Argentine Side
Duración: 8 Horas
From 37.258 ARS
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Descripción del Tour:
In this section of the Sub-Tropical Jungle near the Iguazu Falls on the Argentine side, visitors can admire a remarkable array of ferns, orchids, begonias, birds, and butterflies as they stroll along. The park also serves as a haven for a diverse range of native species.
Upon passing through the entrance, proceed to the
From here, you can embark on:
Top Walk: An 800-meter elevated walkway designed to avoid disturbing the jungle's wildlife. This circuit allows for breathtaking views of waterfalls such as Dos Hermanas, Bosetti, Bernabé Méndez, and M´Bigua, among others.
Duration of the walk is one (1) hour.
Difficulty range: descent, no stairs.
Bottom Walk: A 1,600-meter elevated walkway offering views from the base of Dos Hermanas, Alvar Núñez, San Martín, and Bosetti falls, as well as the Peñón de la Bella Vista, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Devil’s Throat and the Lower Iguazu River Canyon. This offers a unique opportunity to feel a part of the natural world, experiencing the grandeur of the falls up close.
<p dir="ltr" style="line-height:1.38;text-align: justify;margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;padding:0pt 0pt 8pt 0pt;">Duration of the walk is two (2) hours.Difficulty range: Moderate, with stairs. From this circuit, you can visit San Martin Island and embark/disembark for The Great Adventure.
Devil’s Throat: Departing from Cataratas Station, the train travels to Garganta Station in approximately 18 minutes. The walkway extends for 1,200 meters, leading to the main balcony where you can marvel at the most spectacular and significant waterfalls of the Falls, the Devil’s Throat.
The time required for this walk is two (2) hours.
Difficulty range: descent, no stairs.
Lo que SI incluye:
*Transfers from your hotel. *Bilingual guide (Spanish/English).
Lo que NO incluye:
*Prices DO NOT include the cost of entrance fees to the national park. *Lunch. *Extras not mentioned in the itinerary. *Optional: Grand Adventure Navigation (check prices)
Preguntas Frecuentes
Iguazu Falls can be visited year-round, with each season offering a unique experience. The rainy season, between December and March, sees a higher water flow, creating breathtaking views. For drier, more temperate weather, we recommend visiting between May and September. During these months, there is less humidity and the weather is cooler, which can be ideal for those who prefer long hikes without the intense heat. However, it's always a good idea to check the weather conditions before planning your visit to ensure you get the most out of your experience.
The excursion to the Argentine side of Iguazú Falls generally includes admission to Iguazú National Park and a tour of its main circuits: the lower circuit, the upper circuit, and the Devil's Throat. Visitors can enjoy a complete experience with tour guides who will offer valuable information about the local flora and fauna. Some packages also include transportation from nearby hotels in Puerto Iguazú. The range of additional services, such as boat rides or safaris, may vary depending on the tour you book, so it is important to check at the time of booking.
A typical visit to Iguazu Falls on the Argentine side usually lasts between 6 and 8 hours. This allows visitors to comfortably explore the lower and upper circuits, as well as admire the impressive Devil's Throat. During this time, rest breaks and refreshments can be enjoyed at the park's service areas. Those wishing to engage in additional activities such as boat rides may need more time. It is recommended to start the tour early to take full advantage of the park's natural beauty and diverse tours.
To visit Iguazu Falls on the Argentine side, it's advisable to wear comfortable, lightweight clothing, suitable walking shoes, and sun protection, including a hat or cap. During the hikes, especially near the Devil's Throat, it's possible to get wet from the spray, so a raincoat or poncho may be useful. It's also advisable to bring insect repellent for added comfort. Bottled water, light snacks, and a camera are excellent companions for capturing the majesty of the landscape. Be sure to check the weather forecast to be well prepared.
Yes, within Iguazú National Park, there are several food options that allow visitors to enjoy a culinary break during their excursion. There are cafes and restaurants with a varied menu that includes local and international options, as well as snacks and drinks. There are also designated picnic areas if you prefer to bring your own food. However, it's important to remember that feeding the park's animals is prohibited. Keeping the available food and drink options in mind allows you to better plan your visit and enjoy the experience to the fullest without worry.