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Iguazu Falls - Argentine Side

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Seize the chance to witness one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World! This tour kicks off with a hotel pick-up, taking you to explore the Argentine side of the Iguazu Falls. These falls are nestled within the Iguazu National Park, a vast area spanning 67,000 hectares, and recognized as one of the earliest protected zones in America. In 1984, it was honored as a Natural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.

The Argentine Falls boast an impressive collection of 275 waterfalls, each cascading from an average height of 70 meters.

With Tangol, you can tailor this unforgettable experience to suit your preferences:

- Option 1: group service with a bilingual guide (Spanish-English)

- Option 2: small group service with an exclusive guide in Spanish

- Option 3: small group service with an exclusive guide in English

Descripción del Tour

Within this section of the Sub-Tropical Jungle on the Argentine side of the Iguazu Falls, visitors can marvel at the diverse array of ferns, orchids, begonias, birds, and butterflies as they walk through the park. This area is home to a rich variety of native species.

After passing through the entrance portal, proceed to the “Central Station”

where you have the option to board a train service that will take you to the “Station Cataracts” and/or the “Devil`s Throat Station”. Alternatively, you can reach the Waterfall Circuits (Upper and Lower Walkway) via the “Sendero Verde” Pedestrian Path, which is a 600-meter path beginning at the Visitor Center and concluding at the Cataratas Station.

From this point, you can explore:

Top Walk: An 800-meter elevated walkway, designed to avoid disturbing the local fauna. This circuit offers a view of the waterfalls from the top, including Dos Hermanas, Bosetti, Bernabé Méndez, and M´Bigua, among others.

Duration of this walk is one (1) hour.

Difficulty range: Gentle descent, no stairs.

Bottom Walk: A 1,600-meter elevated path offering views from the base of the Dos Hermanas, Alvar Núñez, San Martín, and Bosetti falls, as well as the Peñón de la Bella Vista, providing a panoramic view of the Devil`s Throat and the Lower Iguazu River Canyon. This offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural environment and experience the grandeur of the falls up close.

Duration of this 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 arrives at Garganta Station in approximately 18 minutes. The walkway extends 1,200 meters to the main balcony, offering a view of the most spectacular and significant waterfalls, the Devil`s Throat.

Time required for this walk is two (2) hours.

Difficulty range: Gentle descent, no stairs.

¿Qué incluye?

Incluye

*Transfers from your hotel. *Bilingual guide (Spanish/English).

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

The best time to visit the spectacular Iguazu Falls on the Argentine side is between March and May or September and November. During these seasons, the weather is mild and tourist crowds are fewer, allowing you to better enjoy the stunning scenery. Furthermore, the falls have an optimal flow of water, offering magnificent views and an enriching experience. Traveling during these times also avoids the high temperatures of summer and the intense rains of winter, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable trip. However, each season has its own unique charm.

To fully explore the Argentine side of Iguazu Falls, it is recommended to dedicate at least a full day. Iguazu National Park offers a vast number of trails and circuits, such as the Upper and Lower Iguazu Falls, and the stunning Devil's Throat. Each circuit provides a unique perspective and highlights the majesty of these incredible waterfalls. In addition to the trails, activities such as boat rides or eco-tours enrich the experience. A day allows for a relaxed and unhurried experience, ensuring that every area of the park is fully explored.

For the Iguazu Falls excursion, it's essential to wear comfortable clothing suitable for wet conditions. Lightweight, breathable clothing, such as cotton T-shirts and shorts, is recommended. A raincoat or poncho is useful due to the potential for splashing water, especially near the Devil's Throat. It's also crucial to wear non-slip, waterproof footwear, such as hiking shoes, to ensure good grip on trails and boardwalks. Don't forget sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the intense sun of the subtropical rainforest.

In addition to the wonderful hiking trails, Iguazú National Park offers a variety of additional activities to enhance your visit. A popular activity is the boat ride under the falls, which offers an exciting perspective from the water. Guided ecological walks are also available to learn about the region's rich biodiversity. Optionally, you can visit exhibits about the park's flora and fauna or enjoy a tour on the Jungle Ecological Train, which travels through lush landscapes. These activities complement the experience, ensuring an unforgettable excursion.

During your excursion to Iguazu Falls, it's a good idea to bring light snacks and a bottle of water. However, the park offers several services that make your visit easier. There are restaurants and kiosks distributed throughout different areas, offering meals and snacks for all tastes. It's important to stay hydrated due to the area's hot and humid climate. Although there are options for purchasing food, having your own supplies guarantees convenience and saves time, especially on busy days. Finally, out of respect for the natural environment, please ensure that all trash is disposed of properly.

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