Puerto Iguazu: Iguazu Falls Argentinian Side Full-Day Tour

By NORDIC TRAVEL EVT

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Free cancellation available

Features

- Visit the Iguazu Falls to see the largest concentration of waterfalls in the world
- Discover the flora and fauna of the jungle walking along the various trails in the park
- Walk through the 3 complete circuits and ecological train
- Experience the sheer force of the Devil's Throat, the highlight of the park

Dates

Travellers

Languages available

Starting time: 07:00

Price details

€22.30 x 2 Adults€44.60

Total

Hotel pickup and drop-off in Puerto Iguazu
Bilingual English and Spanish-speaking guide
Entrance fee to Iguazu National Park, approximately $14 general admission for non-Mercosur citizens
Food and drinks

- Not allowed: Luggage or large bags
- Not suitable for: People with mobility impairments, Wheelchair users
- In accordance with EU regulations about consumer rights, activities services are not subject to the right of withdrawal. Supplier cancellation policy will apply.
- This activity is provided by a professional trader (a party acting within their trade, business or profession).

Start the day with a transfer from city centre hotels in Puerto Iguazu to the Iguazu Falls National Park. Your guide will give you information about the park, the waterfalls, flora and fauna of the area so that when you visit the park you will not miss any attraction.

Enjoy a full day to explore the most beautiful waterfalls in the world. The park has three main trails, the superior, inferior, and the Devil's Throat, or Garganta Del Diablo. Explore all trails with the convenient ecological train, which is included in the entrance fee. See the vast amount of waterfalls, experiencing their power and beauty up close.

If you are feeling more adventurous, hike along the Macuco trail, a pedestrian and self-guided route that enters the jungle and takes you to the territory of the Caí monkeys, where you can enjoy a close encounter with these expressive, restless, and very curious animals. See the Arrechea jump, a 23-meter waterfall in the Arrechea stream that forms a natural pile of transparent waters.