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Quite frankly, there are very few places in the world that are as breathtaking and awe-inspiring as Iguazu Falls in South America. Located on the border between Argentina and Brazil, this magnificent waterfall system stretches for nearly two miles and consists of hundreds of individual waterfalls. As the water from the mighty Iguazu River cascades powerfully over these falls, it creates a giant mist that envelopes the jungle landscape.
The surrounding national parks, both in Argentina and Brazil, offer lush rainforests teeming with diverse wildlife. This makes the area an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. It is this epic beauty that has made Iguazu Falls one of the most popular natural wonders in the world and a tourist magnet for centuries.
An All-You-Need Iguazu Falls Travel Guide
In this Iguazu Falls travel guide, I lay out all of the information that you will need to plan your visit. To start, I cover the best times to visit Iguazu Falls and how to get there. This will save you time and stress while planning your trip. In this guide, I also discuss the best ways to tour Iguazu Falls. The experience on the Brazilian and Argentinian sides is different, so understanding the pros and cons of visiting each side will be important.
Finally, I provide you with some recommendations on where to stay and where to eat during your visit. For your convenience, I cover accommodation and restaurant recommendations in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, and Puerto Iguazú, Argentina. With this information in hand, your planning process will be stress-free. Not to mention, you can be confident that your trip will be one that you will remember for the rest of your life.
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At a Glance
Before you start making any travel plans, you must ensure you meet the country’s entrance requirements. This includes all of Brazil and Argentina’s passport, VISA, and immunization requirements.
You will also need some basic information about Brazil and Argentina to help you get around. This includes clearly understanding what languages they speak in each country. This way, you can plan any translation needs you may have. In addition, you will need to know what currency they use in Brazil and Argentina. Knowing this, you can plan to exchange currency before your trip if necessary.
To assist you in your preparation, I have included this key information in my Iguazu Falls travel guide for you to review below.
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Passport requirements exist for both countries. See below for details. |
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Immunization recommendations for both countries are listed below. |
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The official language in Brazil is Portuguese and in Argentina is Spanish. |
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The official currency in Brazil is the Brazilian Real and in Argentina is the Argentine Peso. |
Passport, VISA, Customs, and Immunization Requirements
To assist you in navigating the legal requirements for visiting Brazil and Argentina, I have included a link to my guides on the Passport, Visa, Customs, and Immunization Requirements for both countries below for your review.
This guide provides all the necessary information to meet the visa, passport, customs, and immunization requirements and recommendations for visiting Brazil and Argentina.
Crossing the Border at Iguazu Falls
If you plan to visit both sides of Iguazu Falls, you must go through immigration when passing from Brazil into Argentina and vice versa. Depending on your nationality, this may mean that you are required to obtain a VISA if you aren’t from a country that is visa-exempt in either of these countries. If you need help determining whether or not you will need a visa, I have linked to my Brazil and Argentina entrance requirement guides above.
Important Note
Starting on April 10, 2025, the country of Brazil will require an e-VISA for passport holders from the United States, Canada, and Australia. This e-VISA can take up to two weeks to process after applying, so you will need to be sure to apply for your VISA well in advance of your trip if you plan on visiting the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls.
Eco-Tourism Tax in Argentina
In addition to passing through immigration when crossing the border, you will also need to account for an eco-tourist tax charged on the Argentinian side of the border. If you are staying in a hotel in Puerto Iguazú, this tax will likely be collected by your hotel and you will be given a receipt that you will need to hold onto. For those who aren’t staying in Argentina, you will need to pay this tax when crossing the border into Argentina.
If you would like to visit both sides of Iguazu Falls without the hassle of having to coordinate all of this on your own, you can also book a tour that visits both sides. With these tours, your tour guide will facilitate the border crossing with immigration while you wait on the tour bus. They will also collect the eco-tourist tax from you if you are staying on the Brazilian side and pay that tax for you.
Packing Tips
Outside of knowing the entry and immunization requirements, there is no pre-travel task more important than packing. Don’t worry, I am here to ensure you are packed and prepared for your trip. I have included a link to my Iguazu Falls packing guide for your review below.
How to Tour Iguazu Falls
When visiting Iguazu Falls, there many different things you will need to consider when deciding how you will tour the falls. Which side of the falls to visit, which accommodations to book, and whether to book a tour are all important factors to consider.
Which Side to Visit
One of the most important decisions you will need to make is which side of the falls you will be visiting. While both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides of the falls are spectacular, they are incredible for different reasons. If you have time to see both sides, I definitely recommend doing so. Otherwise, here are some highlights of both sides of the falls to help you determine which side is the best for you to see.
The Brazilian Side
- Great panoramic views of the falls.
- Helicopter rides over the falls.
- Boat rides that take visitors to see both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides of the falls.
- Incredible Bird Park.
The Argentinian Side
- More viewpoints with closer views of the falls. However, far fewer panoramic views than on the Brazilian side.
- Dramatic overlook of Devil’s Throat.
- Several different boat ride options. The Ecological Trip takes visitors through the lush rainforest to spot wildlife, whereas the Gran Aventura takes riders to the Macuco Port by Eco-Truck where rafting boats navigate around the falls and reach the Devil’s Throat Canyon.
Where You Stay
When visiting Iguazu Falls, where you choose to book your accommodations can also have a factor in how you tour the falls. For those who stay at Grand Melia Iguazu Hotel on the Argentinian side or Hotel Belmond Das Cataratas on the Brazilian side, you will get a special perk when visiting the falls. Those who stay at these hotels are allowed into the parks to tour the falls before the parks open to the public. This allows you to get great photos before the parks get crowded.
Whether to Book a Tour
One of the most important decisions you will need to make when visiting Iguazu Falls is whether or not to book a tour. There isn’t a requirement to use a tour guide when visiting the falls on either side of the border, so you don’t need to book a tour to visit Iguazu Falls. However, using a tour to see the falls can be advantageous for several reasons.
First of all, a tour guide will facilitate the border crossings for you if you plan to see both sides of the falls. This is extremely helpful because it makes it much easier for you and saves you time. In addition, these guides also know where all the best viewpoints are in both Iguaçu National Park in Brazil and Iguazú National Park in Argentina. They can help make sure you don’t miss any of the best viewpoints. Not only that, but they know which spots to visit first because they become crowded.
The final advantage to booking a tour versus visiting the falls on your own is that tours are allowed to stay in the park beyond the time it closes. This means you will have more time to see the falls and will have an opportunity to photograph the falls at the end of the day when the crowds aren’t as big. This can be a huge advantage.
Visiting Iguazu Falls in Argentina
With roughly 80 percent of the waterfalls on the Argentinian side of the border, visitors can get a much more intimate look at the falls in Argentina. One of the highlights of visiting the Iguazú National Park in Argentina is the opportunity to explore the extensive network of walkways that lead you right up to the edge of the falls.
The two main circuits of walkways in the park are the Upper Circuit and Lower Circuit. The Upper Circuit runs along the water to the Mbigua Waterfall, where you are treated to great views of Iguazu. There are also several viewpoints of smaller waterfalls along the way. Meanwhile, the Lower Circuit follows the ravine right up to the falls. It’s a physically challenging circuit, but well worth it as the views of the falls are spectacular.
Important Note
As of the time this guide was published, the Inferior Circuit (lower circuit) in Argentina’s Iguazú National Park is closed because the walkways were damaged in a storm. Before planning your visit to Iguazu Falls, I would recommend checking TripAdvisor to see if the walkways on this circuit have been prepared. You will get incredible views of the falls regardless, but it is always good to know before visiting.
The most iconic viewpoint, known as the Devil’s Throat, is accessed via the furthest circuit from the park entrance. This Devil’s Throat Circuit provides an exhilarating perspective as you stand just a few meters away from the thundering water. The mist rising from the falls creates a magical atmosphere, often resulting in beautiful rainbows that arch across the sky.
Expert Tip
If you aren’t staying at the Grand Melia Iguazu Hotel with early access to the park, make sure you arrive at the park early. Once they open the park and let you in, immediately head to the train to make sure you get a spot on the first train that departs.
Instead of stopping at the first stop (the Tre Marías Station), get off the train at the last stop (which is near the Devil’s Throat trailhead). After departing the train, immediately head to the Devil’s Throat viewpoint. You will be super glad you got here before the enormous crowds make it difficult to access and photograph this iconic viewpoint.
Boat Tours on the Argentinian Side
The company that operates the boat rides on the Argentinian side is called Iguazu Jungle and they offer three different boat rides to choose from. For your convenience, I have listed a summary of those tours in my Iguazu Falls travel guide below.
- The Ecological Trip – This is a great option for families with small children or visitors who don’t want to get soaking wet on their boat ride. This tour takes you along the Iguazu River to enjoy the serenity of the forest and the opportunity to spot wildlife.
- The Gran Aventura – This boat ride is for travel adventurers who want to get close to Iguazu Falls. You will start your adventure with an open truck ride along the iconic Yacaratiá trail. Here, you will get to explore the incredible flora and fauna of the rainforest. Then, you will board boats and speed up the river towards the falls. After enjoying breathtaking views of the falls from the water level, your driver will take you up close and under the falls to feel the power of this amazing natural wonder.
- Travesía Iguazú – This final boat ride is another great option for visitors who have small children or don’t want to get wet. Unlike the Ecological Tour, this option does include a walk along the Yacaratiá trail to explore the biodiversity of the rainforest. After your hike, you will board your boat to enjoy a gentle ride on the river up until sunset.
Iguazú National Park Map
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Unión Fall |  |
Mbiguá Fall |
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Devil’s Throat |  |
Méndez Fall |
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Mitre Fall |  |
Adán y Eva Fall |
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Belgrano Fall |  |
Bossetti Fall |
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Dos Mosqueteros Fall |  |
Alvar Nuñez Fall |
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Rivadavia Fall |  |
Lanusse Fall |
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Tres Mosqueteros Fall |  |
Arrechea Fall |
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Escondido Fall |  |
Chico Fall |
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San Martín Fall |  |
Dos Hermanas Fall |
Visiting Iguazu Falls in Brazil
Although only 20 percent of the falls are on the Brazilian side of the border, there are many advantages to visiting the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls. For starters, the Brazilian side is renowned for its panoramic views, providing a unique opportunity to appreciate the falls in their entirety. With 80 percent of the falls on the other side, you will get a much better impression of just how enormous the Iguazu Falls waterfall system is when looking at it from Brazil.
Touring the Iguacu National Park in Brazil is very straightforward. Shuttle buses will take you to the start of the walkway that takes you down to the river level. Along the way, the walkway provides various viewpoints of the falls. At the end of the walkway is the best viewpoint of them all, which provides the best panoramic views of the Argentinian side of Iguazu Falls. It is at this 360-degree view of the chasm that many of the popular photographs of Iguazu Falls are taken.
The final viewpoint is very close to the falls, so you should be prepared to get wet. Believe me, the views are worth it. When you are finished, there is an elevator that will take you back up to the top. From here, you can choose to visit the incredible Bird Park or take a helicopter ride over Iguazu Falls.
Boat Tours on the Brazilian Side
The company that operates the boat rides on the Argentinian side is called Macuco Safari and they offer a variety of different boating and rafting experiences to choose from. If you are interested, I have listed a summary of those tours in my Iguazu Falls travel guide below.
- Macuco Safari – This tour is divided into three exhilarating phases: A jungle drive, a hike, and a boat ride. You start with a 2 km ride on an eco-friendly vehicle through the lush jungle of Iguaçu National Park. At the end of your ride, you will be guided on a 600-meter hike through the rainforest as you search for wildlife. Finally, your tour concludes with an incredible boat ride to view the falls up close and to get drenched as your boat goes under the waterfalls.
- Private Macuco Safari – If you would like to have an exclusive experience for just your group, then you are in luck. Macuco Safari offers a private tour for groups. You get the benefits of no lines, as well as a special kit containing towels, rain coats, and non-alcoholic beverages for your group to enjoy. Finally, Macuco Safari will provide your group with a box lunch at the end of your tour so that you’ll have more time to enjoy the falls.
- Macuco Rafting Tour – For those who would like a little more adventure, you can choose this incredible tour to get your heart pumping. Along with a specialized and experienced guide, you will take an inflatable raft through the rapids on the Iguaçu River. This roughly 40-minute rafting ride is limited to 10 people to a raft to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all participants. If you are looking for a unique adventure when visiting Iguazu Falls, this may be what you are looking for.
Helicopter Rides Over the Falls
If seeing Iguazu Falls from the ground isn’t enough, you can always view this spectacular natural wonder from the air. There are helicopter tours available over Iguazu Falls from Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil. Even though they are only 10-minute rides, the beauty of the falls from the air will leave you absolutely speechless. If you are interested, I have included several tour options in my Iguazu Falls travel guide below.
Parque das Aves (Bird Park)
One of the other advantages of visiting the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls is being able to visit the incredible Parque das Aves. This amazing bird park is one of the largest in Latin America and protects over 120 different species of birds from the Atlantic Forest. Tours of the park typically last between 1-2 hours and include easy walking on well-maintained trails that access the aviaries where the birds are kept. It’s a fun family activity that bird lovers are certain to enjoy.
Iguacu National Park Map
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Unión Fall | |
Mbiguá Fall |
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Devil’s Throat | |
Méndez Fall |
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Mitre Fall | |
Adán y Eva Fall |
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Belgrano Fall | |
Bossetti Fall |
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Dos Mosqueteros Fall | |
Alvar Nuñez Fall |
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Rivadavia Fall | |
Lanusse Fall |
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Tres Mosqueteros Fall | |
Arrechea Fall |
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Escondido Fall | |
Chico Fall |
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San Martín Fall | |
Dos Hermanas Fall |
Wildlife at Iguazu Falls
Iguazu Falls is a breathtaking natural wonder and a vibrant ecosystem teeming with diverse wildlife. The lush subtropical rainforest surrounding the falls provides a rich habitat for various species, making Iguazu Falls an amazing location for wildlife enthusiasts and wildlife photographers. Visitors can expect to encounter various animals, from colorful birds like toucans and parrots to playful coatis and capuchin monkeys.
If you are lucky, you may spot some of the park’s more elusive animal species, like the jaguar, the tapir, or giant otters. For those who are interested, I have included a chart of some of the animal species you may spot in my Iguazu Falls travel guide below. If you are a bird watcher, I would strongly recommend visiting the Bird Sanctuary on the Brazilian side of the falls. It is renowned for being one of the best bird parks in the world.
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| Jaguar | Toucan | Howler Monkey | Coati |
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| Tapir | Giant Otter | Capybara | Anteater |
Important Warning
It is important to remember that the wildlife you may see in the park is wild. Do not attempt to approach the animals or feed them. In fact, some of the wildlife like the coatis can become quite aggressive when food is present and may bite. These animals are known to carry rabies, so you don’t want to be bitten by one. Please, keep your distance and respect the space of the wildlife you encounter.
How to Get to Iguazu Falls
To visit Iguazu Falls, you will need to either fly into Cataratas of Iguazu International Airport (IGR) in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina or Foz do Iguaçu International Airport (IGU) in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil. Unfortunately, there are no direct flights to either airport from the United States.
For those who are traveling from outside of South America, you will likely need to fly into either Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sao Paulo, Brazil, or Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and then take a connecting flight. If you are traveling from elsewhere in South America, I have included a map and chart of typical travel times to Iguazu Falls for you to review below.
| City | Travel Time to Puerto Iguazú (HH:MM) | Travel Time to Foz do Iguaçu (HH:MM) |
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| Buenos Aires, Argentina | 1:50 | 5:55 |
| Montevideo, Uruguay | 4:30 | 5:45 |
| Asunción, Paraguay | 5:09 | 5:35 |
| Santiago, Chile | 5:30 | 2:55 |
| São Paulo, Brazil | 6:25 | 1:40 |
| Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | 6:45 | 2:15 |
| Lima, Peru | 7:55 | 9:20 |
| Quito, Ecuador | 9:40 | 12:30 |
| La Paz, Bolivia | 10:10 | 11:30 |
| Manaus, Brazil | 11:25 | 6:00 |
| Medellin, Columbia | 12:30 | 12:09 |
Best Times to Visit Iguazu Falls
One of the most important decisions you must make when planning your trip to Iguazu Falls is when to visit. Like most places, certain times of year are better than others. To help you decide what time of year to plan your trip, I have included some important annual weather information for you to review in my Iguazu Falls travel guide below.
Average Temperature (°F)
Iguazu Falls experiences a diverse climate throughout the year, with temperatures that can vary significantly depending on the season. During the summer months, which span from December to February, the region tends to be quite warm and humid, with average temperatures ranging from 21°C to 32°C (70°F to 91°F). In contrast, the winter months, from June to August, bring cooler temperatures, averaging between 12°C and 26°C (54°F to 79°F).
As spring and autumn transition periods, September to November and March to May respectively, offer a more moderate climate, making these months ideal for visiting. During spring, temperatures gradually rise, averaging between 15°C and 31°C (58°F to 88°F), while autumn sees a slight drop, with averages ranging from 13°C to 31°C (57°F to 89°F).
These transitional seasons often provide a perfect balance of comfortable weather and fewer crowds, allowing visitors to fully appreciate the stunning beauty of Iguazu Falls.
Average Precipitation (Inches)
The amount of rainfall at Iguazu Falls ebbs and flows throughout the year, which has a significant impact on the falls and its lush green surroundings. Depending on the amount of recent rainfall, the number of individual waterfalls at Iguazu Falls can range from roughly 150 to over 300 distinct falls.
The region typically sees its highest precipitation during the late autumn and summer months, particularly from October to February, when tropical storms are more frequent. This abundance of rain not only enhances the beauty of the falls but also supports the rich biodiversity of the surrounding rainforest, making it a vibrant ecosystem teeming with life.
Conversely, the winter months, spanning from June to August, tend to be drier, with average rainfall dropping significantly. The variation in rainfall throughout the year creates a dynamic landscape, where visitors can witness the falls in different moods, from a gentle trickle to a roaring torrent.
Best Months to Visit Iguazu Falls
The ideal time to explore this magnificent site is during the spring months of March to May. During these months, the weather is generally mild, with comfortable temperatures and lower humidity, making it perfect for hiking the trails and enjoying the stunning views without the sweltering heat of summer or the heavy rains of winter.
Visiting Iguazu Falls during these optimal months also means fewer crowds, allowing for a more intimate experience with nature. The lush greenery surrounding the falls is at its most vibrant during these times, enhancing the beauty of the landscape. Additionally, the water flow can be particularly impressive in the autumn months, as the rainy season in the region typically leads to a more powerful cascade, creating a mesmerizing spectacle that captivates all who witness it.
Where to Stay Near Iguazu Falls
One of the most important decisions you will have to make when planning your trip to Iguazu Falls is where you will stay. When you travel, the accommodations you choose are frequently amongst the biggest expenditures for your trip.
So not only do you need to be comfortable where you are staying, but you also need to be comfortable with how much you are paying to stay there. Finding the right accommodations for your trip involves looking at the amenities, the location, and most importantly, the price.
If you are starting to plan your trip to Iguazu Falls and want some hotel and hostel suggestions, I have included some great options at different price points in my Iguazu Falls travel guide below for you to review. As always, don’t be afraid to expand your search to room-sharing sites such as Airbnb or VRBO if you aren’t finding a hotel or hostel that meets your needs.
Important Note
If you book your stay in either of the following hotels that are within the Iguazu Falls National Parks, you will be allowed to access the parks before they are open to the public each day. Although these hotels are expensive, the advantage of access to the falls without the large crowds may be worth the cost to you.
Park Hotels
- Grand Melia Iguazu Hotel (inside Iguazú National Park in Argentina).
- Hotel Belmond Das Cataratas (inside Iguacu National Park in Brazil).
Where to Stay in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil
If you will be staying on the Brazilian side of the border during your visit to Iguazu Falls, you’ll need to find accommodations near Foz do Iguaçu. To assist you, I have included some recommended hotels and other accommodations in this area for you to review below.
Where to Stay in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina
If you will be staying on the Argentinian side of the border during your visit to Iguazu Falls, you are in luck. I have included some recommended hotels and other accommodations in Puerto Iguazú for you to review below.
Where to Eat Near Iguazu Falls
When most people plan a trip, the primary focus is on how to get there, where to stay, and what is on the list of things to see and do. Many travelers neglect to plan where to eat when they are there.
Granted, it is sometimes fun to be spontaneous when choosing a restaurant while traveling, and it is always smart to get recommendations when you arrive. However, it can also be advantageous to have some ideas of restaurants you would like to try during your trip written down beforehand.
This way you can be assured that you won’t miss out on a highly recommended culinary experience you will regret. To help you decide on some restaurants to add to your list, I have included a list of some highly recommended options for you to review in my Iguazu Falls travel guide below.
Where to Eat in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil
If you will be staying in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil during your trip to Iguazu Falls, you will want to know some of the top restaurants in the city to eat at. To help you out, I have listed some of the most recommended restaurants for you to review below.
| Restaurant | Cuisine | Price |
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| Bendito | International, Grill | $$-$$$ |
| Black Bill Smokehouse | Steakhouse, Barbecue | $$-$$$ |
| Baru Gastronomia | Italian, Brazilian | $$-$$$ |
| Le Mir Comida Arabe | Lebanese, Middle Eastern, Veggie | $$-$$$ |
| Bona Trattoria | Italian, Tuscan, Veggie | $$$$ |
| Confins Steakhouse | Steakhouse, Brazilian | $$$$ |
Where to Eat in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina
For those who will be staying in Puerto Iguazú on the Argentinian side, having recommendations on where to eat will help make your trip more enjoyable. To help you out, I have included a list of some of the most recommended restaurants for you to review below.
| Restaurant | Cuisine | Price |
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| Aqva Restaurant | Latin, Argentinean, Veggie | $$-$$$ |
| Naipi Restaurant | Argentinean, Veggie | $$-$$$ |
| Tatu Carreta | Steakhouse, Barbecue, Gluten Free | $$-$$$ |
| De La Fonte | Italian, Mediterranean, Veggie | $$-$$$ |
| Jungle Restaurante | Latin, International | $$$$ |
| The Argentine Experience Iguazú | Latin, Argentinean, Veggie | $$$$ |
Recommended Iguazu Falls Tours
The Iguazu Falls are one of the world’s natural wonders because of their beauty. One of the best ways to tour the falls is as part of a guided tour. In addition, there are other fun and exciting tours that you can enjoy in the area outside of the falls. If you are looking for fun tours and excursions to complete your trip, I have included some category links to recommended tours and excursions you can review in my Iguazu Falls travel guide below.
Day Tours of the Brazilian Side of Iguazu Falls
Day Tours of the Argentinian Side of Iguazu Falls
Day Tours of Both Sides of the Falls
Multi-Day Tours of Iguazu Falls
Tours to Iguazu Falls from Buenos Aires
Iguazu Falls Photography Tips
Because of its breathtaking beauty, Iguazu Falls is one of the top destinations in the world for travel photographers. However, as beautiful as the falls are, they can often be difficult to photograph. Unpredictable light, strong mists from the falls, and the sheer size of the falls can make it difficult to get amazing pictures.
That’s why I have linked to my Iguazu Falls photography guide below. This guide lays out all the photography tips and gear you will need to capture stunning photos of the falls.
Iguazu Falls Boat Ride Video
One of the most memorable experiences that you can have when visiting Iguazu Falls is a boat ride up to and under the falls. Viewing the falls from the water level gives you a whole different perspective of this natural wonder. Not only that but getting drenched by the falls as the boat maneuvers underneath the water is an experience you will never forget. If you are interested in seeing what the boat ride is like, I have included the video from my tour for you to view below.
Iguazu Falls Photo Gallery
Iguazu Falls is one of the most incredible places that I have been privileged enough to visit and photograph. It seems like everywhere you look is another breathtaking view to take a picture of. If you would like to see more of the photos that I was able to capture during my visit, I have included a gallery for you to view in my Iguazu Falls travel guide below.
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