Argentina · PUERTO IGUAZU TOURS
The Argentine side gives you the walkways and the Devil’s Throat; the Brazilian side gives you the postcard. These 15 sort out which combination fits your nights in Puerto Iguazú, what the boat under the falls adds, and where the border crossing eats your morning.
See Iguazu Falls from Argentina and Brazil in one day, with hotel pickup, border help, guided trails, wildlife, and an optional boat ride.
“We had the best day visiting the falls with Alejandro! He’s an amazing guide! The tour was very fast but it’s good if you have only one day to visit both sides of the falls”
Review of Iguazu Falls’ Argentine-side tour with rainforest train, safari truck, guided trails, hotel transfers, and an exhilarating boat ride.
“The most amazing experience I have ever had. Hector was amazing. He took us everywhere we could possibly go and was so attentive to all of us.”
Share an Argentine dinner in Puerto Iguazú with empanada making, Malbec cocktails, steak, wine pairings, alfajores, and mate.
“What an amazing experience with Bruno and his team! The food was excellent. Definitely, a culinary delight. We prepared some of the food and drink ourselves under Bruno’s careful guidance. Loved the interactive piece of this dinner. Great wine and great food. It’s an evening not to be missed. We highly recommend this experience.”
Review of Iguazu Falls Gran Aventura, with boat thrills, jungle trails, practical tips, costs, safety, and advice for English speakers.
“This was the highlight of our trip to Argentina. Breathtaking waterfalls, Nice pace. Best Boat shower ever. Our guide Adrian gas excellent people skills and combine humour and safety. Always with clear messages, always at time and ensured that we did every activity promised. Recommend greater tour with walks, car and Boat. We got to see all angels of the waterfalls and spend a day in the jingle feeling safe”
Review the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls from Foz do Iguaçu, with hotel pickup, park entry, a small group, and dramatic Devil’s Throat views.
“Amazing to see! Pickup and drop off as expected. Transport clean and comfortable. Guide was funny, cheerful, informative and clear with directions. Had plenty of time to see all we wanted to and take plenty of photos. Didn’t have lunch, used extra time to check out all the top spots. You have to go to the end of the platform/walkway at the end to fully experience this wonder. Highly recommend.”
Review of the Iguazu Falls Argentina tour, with practical advice on trails, guides, park fees, walking, trains, wildlife, and value.
“Iguazu falls is sensational. This tour ensured we saw all the major sections and never felt rushed. Add on the boat 'shower' it-s 100% worth it. Be prepared for a lot of walking and stairs, and take a change and towel, you will get wet.”
Review of the Argentina-side Iguazú Falls tour from Foz do Iguaçu, with border transfer, jungle trails, Devil’s Throat, and a soaking boat ride.
“Excellent. The day couldn’t have been better. Junior our guide was knowledgeable and ensured everyone enjoyed their day to the full.”
See Argentina’s Iguazu Falls from Foz do Iguaçu with hotel pickup, border help, Upper and Lower Circuits, and Devil’s Throat.
“Excellent trip to the Argentinian side of the falls, takes all of the hassle of crossing in/out of both Brazil and Argentina (you need to check in/out from both countries). We were planning to stay the evening in Argentina but we were all too tired and the queues at the borders for cars (taxis!) where huge and the bus was able to use a priority lane. Then the guide took us to the falls and we could walk around ourselves and met him at various meeting points. One of the highlights of our trip!”
Review the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls and Bird Park from Puerto Iguazu, with border tips, costs, timing, guides, and honest value advice.
“I thought the tour was good. My guide was Chelo and he kept us on schedule. The border crossing was smooth and all logistics for the day were easy to follow. I felt like there was enough time to walk the path and take pictures and the time allotted for bird park was plenty. My only complaint is that I didn't have an opportunity to eat lunch until late in the afternoon at the bird park. I recommend to bring a snack and water.”
Review of the full-day Iguazu Falls tour from Puerto Iguazu, with trail details, costs, guide tips, timing, crowds, and booking advice.
“$50 per person for basically transportation from and to hotel and national park. A guide is not needed for this experience! You'll have to purchase entrance and boat experience tickets separately. Honestly, if you're able to coordinate transportation with your hotel, you don't need a guide to experience the falls. The park provides enough guidance for you to know where to go and what to do. We had to wait around a while for our driver to pick us up at the end of the tour. Also everyone does the trails at a different pace so it's best not to do this with a group. We were all done with…”
Review of Argentina’s Iguazu Falls tour from Puerto Iguazu, covering the three walking routes, guide service, transport, price, and practical tips.
“We enjoyed a memorable day. Our guide Angela and driver Tiego were both extremely friendly and helpful. They looked after us well and ensured we had a day full of memories to treasure for the rest of our lives of seeing one of the natural wonders of the world in all its glory.”
Review of Argentina’s Iguazu Falls from Foz do Iguaçu, with border help, forest walks, Devil’s Throat, and a thrilling boat ride.
“Loved it you get soaked on the boat so take a towel”
Review of the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls from Puerto Iguazu, covering border crossings, views, costs, guides, timing, and practical tips.
“Great way to see the Brazil side of falls from Argentina. They helped with process of getting through border and it went faster than if we would have used a taxi since we didn't have to wait in the long single car line.”
Review of Iguazu Falls from Puerto Iguazú with jungle truck, trails, and a thrilling boat ride into the falls.
“Big group size. Spent more than 2 hours to wait for other people. Then we were back 2 hours after schuled time. I missed massage reservation.”
See Iguazu Falls from Argentina and Brazil in two days, with airport transfers, bilingual guides, jungle walkways, and Devil’s Throat views.
“Loves going to the falls. Our guide was great. Some miscommunication along the way. When we checked into our hotel they informed us our tours were over two days. I checked and it was just for one day. It was changed to all be one day. When we went to Brazil, we did not have visas (I saw no mention this was needed for a three hour day trip) and we had to turn around and go back to our hotel. First part of the day was great. Picked up on time. Guide spoke excellent English.”
Every kind of Argentine day, and the best of each.
