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Iguazu Falls Tours

  • Called Iguacu, Iguazu or Iguassu falls, or Foz do Iguacu, the falls are unequally divided between Brazil and Argentina. To see them properly, you must visit both sides. In Brazil you get the grand overview and in Argentina you get a closer look. ​
  • Please note that U.S. citizens do not need a visa to go to Brazil. Residents of other countries should check to see if a visa is required to visit Brazil. Indian citizens need a visa to visit the Argentine side of the falls.
  • Australian and Canadian citizens need to pay a reciprocal fee to visit the Argentina side. 
  • Below are a few Iguazu Falls tour options. We can add more days and activities or we can make packages with arrival from one airport and departure from another​​

Some Suggested Package Options 
Staying on Argentina Side
​ (please note that prices will change for holidays and other high season dates)

Current rules at the Argentinean customs (border with Brazil):
 
No more tests are required to enter in Argentina nor in Brazil.
 
FOREIGNERS STAYING IN ARGENTINA
To cross to Brazil for day trips, passengers only need to present Passport and Vaccination Certificate and nothing else.
 
FOREIGNERS WHO HAVE BEEN IN BRAZIL:
In order to enter Argentina for the day, they need to present:
Complete Vaccination Certificate + Passport
Present a Sworn Letter of entry and another one of egress. In order to obtain this letter (online) we need you to send us the following documents:
 
1. copy of passport
2. copy of the Vaccination Certificate in PDF format
3. Copy of the Covid-19 insurance policy that includes assistance for Covid-19 in PDF format
Note: the system only accepts documents in PDF format
 
At this moment, these are the requirements here at the Brazil/Argentina border. Remember that, according to the evolution of the virus, it can be changed at any moment and without previous notice.

Due to recent heavy rains and rising river levels, the Argentine National Park was temporarily closed. Despite, reopening on November 3rd, the Devil's Throat circuit (Argentinian side) is closed indefinitely due to the base of the walkway being damaged by the force of the water. The Upper and Lower Iguazu Falls tours (Argentinian side) are currently operating. Macuco Safari boat tours (Brazilian side) and Gran Aventura (Argentinian side) remain temporarily suspended.​
                     Standard  Option 

​Day 1 - Arrival and reception at the airport. Transfer to the hotel.

Day 2 B - In the morning, we depart towards the Iguazú National Park to visit the Iguazú Falls, declared a Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO and one of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World. During the tour, we go through the three circuits of the park: Garganta Del Diablo (to reach the balcony and viewpoint of the most imposing falls of the park), The Upper Trail (that provides a view of the falls from above) and The Lower Trail (that offers a closer contact with the vegetation and the falls). During the tour, free time to have lunch (not included) and to take The Great Adventure (optional). This boat ride takes you into the very heart of the falls followed by a walk through the jungle. In the afternoon, return to the hotel.

Day 3 B - In the morning, we visit the Brazilian side of the Falls. Once inside the National Park, we walk along the only path that leads us to Garganta del Diablo viewpoint. As we walk, we appreciate a view of almost all the waterfalls. At due time, transfer to the airport
Other Options

  • Awasi Iguazu - setting a new standard for luxury and personalization with private services
  • options for staying on the Brazil side of the falls
  • Yacutinga Lodge- Visit the jungle at a nearby beautiful lodge that people rave about. An environmentally friendly Lodge and Private Wildlife Nature Reserve located in the heart of the Argentinian Rainforest, surrounded by the Iguazu National Park
  • Ibera Wetlands- This area, which until only a few years ago was practically unexplored because of its waters, became a natural refuge for abundant and varied wildlife. The biodiversity of the marshes and lagoons of Ibera make it one of the most remarkable ecosystems in Argentina, like the Pantanal. Can be reached in a day from Iguassu.
  • Bird Park - This is a world-class standard Bird Park situated in 4 hectares of second-growth subtropical forest on the Brazil side. There are over 500 birds on display, both indigenous and from other continents and visitors can be in contact with them without restriction of netting and cages. An important breeding program is in progress for some of the endangered species. The place is kept by professionals in biology, veterinary, agronomy. Duration of tour: 2 hour.
  • Bananeiras Trail - This excursion is on the Brazil side and begins with a 1.6 km trail that can be covered on foot or by bicycle.Nature lovers can walk by small ponds where aquatic habitat birds and exuberant vegetation can be seen. Nature lovers can see species of flora and fauna native to the Iguassu National Park. The excursion combines navigation of the upper Iguassu River in bi-motor boats to the Poço Preto (Black Well) docks with a visit to a 10-meter-high observation tower from which Lagoa do Jacare do Poço Preto (Black Well Alligator Pond), rich in aquatic and land fauna, can be observed. In succession is the Arquipelago Ilha das Taquaras (Bamboo Island Archipelago), with the option of ducks (inflatable kayaks) to appreciate the scenery. Return is made to Porto Bananeiras (Banana Tree Port) or Porto Canoas (Canoe Port), always accompanied by skilled guides. (3 hours)

  • Poco Prieto Trail - The excursion begins on a 320-meter suspended footbridge in the heart of the Brazilian National Park followed by a 9 km one-way trail that can be covered on foot or by bicycle. On this stretch, perfectly beautiful specimens of flora and fauna native to the Iguassu National Park can be seen. At the end of the trail there will be a short break to rest. At this point, a suspension bridge leads to a rustic 500-meter trail, at the end of which exists a 10-meter high observation tower. From the tower a panoramic view of the forest can be had, especially of Lagoa do Jacare (Alligator Pond), in which a great diversity of aquatic animals are concentrated. In succession, navigation of the upper Iguassu River is made, passing by the Arquipelago das Taquaras (Bamboo Archipelago), with the option of an excursion in inflatable kayak) and snorkeling to observe aquatic vegetation. The entire excursion is made with the accompaniment of skilled guides. The return is made via the rapids passing Ilha dos Papagaios (Parrot Island), where at sunrise and sunset the flight of thousands of parrots can be seen. Disembarkation can be made at Porto Bananeiras (Banana Tree Port) or Porto Canoas (Canoe Port). (5 hours)
  • Itaipu Dam - Itaipu Hydroelectric Dam, the largest in operation in the world, is a bi-national enterprise developed by Brazil and Paraguay on the Paraná River. The installed power output capacity of the dam is 12 million and 600 thousand kilowatts, with 20 generating turbines of 700 thousand kilowatts each. In 1997, Itaipu produced 89,2 billion kw-hour, a generating record ever to be attained by any other hydroelectric dam in the world. The dam is responsible for supplying 89% of the energy consumed in Paraguay and 25% of all the demand in the Brazilian market. As a work of engineering the dam was elected by the American Society of Civil Engineering (ASCE) as one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World.
  • The spillway, the world's largest, has the capacity to control the flow of 62.000 cubic meters of water per second.- The volume of concrete used in the construction was 2,3 million cubic meters, enough to build an entire city for 4 million inhabitants.
    The tour includes a film about the construction and a bus ride around the dam where some view points were organized to allow the visitor a better view (not available Sundays and holidays)
                       1 Day Tours

Argentina side - arrive IGR, tour Argentina side, transfer back to IGR (7 hours)  - includes park fee. Does not include boat ride

* When arriving from Brazil, you fly into the Brazilian airport(IGU). When arriving from Buenos Aires, you fly into the Argentinian Airport (IGR).

Brazil park is open 9am-5pm and Argentina park is open 8am-6pm
"The trip was fantastic!! The falls were beautiful - the words paradise and Eden come to mind. The stay in the rainforest at Yacutinga was also a highlight. Tell people to go there! The service is outstanding and the rainforest is beautiful and exciting." Ryan Wong

"What can I say... it was amazing! i was expecting to join group tours, but I had the lovely Luiz all to myself! He was there to meet me at the airport and looked after me until I was almost in the departure lounge on the way back! Iguassu was amazing.. the falls were awesome from both the Agentinian side and the Brazillian..I actually took the boat trip that went under one of the waterfalls and got drenched! Thanks so much for help organising it all... it all went really smoothly from arrival to departure and I had a great time! Thanks!!" Ali

"My trip to Sao Paulo, especially the visit to Iguassu was for me an enjoyable trip . The Falls was impressive and I made many memorable photo's. The trip was the more succesful with the professional of your team. Airport pickup was on time. and the two days tour was done nicely with your friendly and knowledgeable guides.Comfortable transportation. I thank you for that." Wardiman

"It was great...our guide was a great guy...and knew a ton. More like traveling with a friend than a guide. He and our driver were always right on time. We really enjoyed ourselves. No way we could have seen all that we saw on our own." Larry
"We’re home now after our South American adventure, and I wanted to thank you for helping us make such wonderful arrangements in Iguazu, Argentina. The guide Carlos was wonderful, informed, entertaining, funny, and attentive; the driver Roberto was  very nice; and the person who helped us to the airport as we departed (whose name I cannot remember) left no detail unattended. The falls themselves are indescribably beautiful, and the tour was great fun, a real highlight for us. Further, the Hotel St. George was a delight, very attractive, wonderful staff, excellent on-site restaurant. We couldn’t have wanted for a better trip."  Susan

"The trip was excellent. Both guides, especially Jessica, were really good, helpful, experienced, and spoke fluent English. Joanna was good too. The Viale Tower hotel was very nice, new and the room was clean and big."  Sonia

"I am at the airport in Sao Paolo and wanted to let you know what a wonderful trip I had to the Iguazu. Everything was very well organized, airport pick up, hotel, the guide, all fantastic. You made my trip so easy and comfortable and unforgettable."
​Desiree
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