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Classic Iguazu Falls

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Discover the Iguazú Falls with this tailor-made travel package for your vacation, which includes the must-see attractions in the National Park area, recognized as a Natural Heritage of Humanity and one of the Wonders of the World.

Explore the Iguazú Falls National Park on the Argentine side, a network of numerous waterfalls nestled in the heart of the Paranaense Jungle. Marvel at the breathtaking descent of the "Devil's Throat" up close, alongside other fascinating circuits.

Cross into Brazil to enjoy the stunning panoramic views of the 270 falls offered by the Brazilian side, while hiking along the scenic local trails.

Tour Description

Day 01

Arrival at Puerto Iguazú Airport with a Spanish-speaking guide and transfer to your hotel.

Accommodation: Stay for 3 nights at the selected hotel in a standard room, breakfast included.

Day 02

Iguazú Falls - Argentine Side

On this guided regular tour, explore the Argentine side of Iguazú Falls in three distinct sections:

Devil's Throat: Begin with a scenic train ride covering 4 km to reach the Devil's Throat, where you'll access the upper Iguazú River. Walk along pathways leading to an observation deck with stunning views of Devil's Throat.

Upper Circuit: Ascend 500 meters over 45 minutes to enjoy panoramic views of the Dos Hermanos, Bossetti, Adán y Eva, Bernabé Méndez, Mbiguá, and San Martin waterfalls from above.

Lower Circuit: Accompanied by a professional guide, embark on a 1,300-meter walk lasting about 1 hour and 30 minutes to explore the lower section of the falls. This tour includes transfers to the Iguazú National Park Visitor Center, where visitors can board the train back to Devil's Throat.

Day 03

Iguazú Falls - Brazilian Side

Embark on a half-day tour of the Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls. After breakfast at your hotel, take a roughly 30-minute bus ride across the river to the park.

Stroll along a 1000-meter path from Hotel Das Cataratas, leading to a spectacular viewpoint of Devil's Throat, where the majority of Iguazú’s waters cascade. At 80 meters, Devil's Throat is the largest single waterfall, an unmissable sight.

You'll have the option to purchase lunch at a park restaurant or enjoy a picnic at one of the park's picturesque spots. Alternatively, wait to dine back in Puerto Iguazú.

Return to Puerto Iguazú early in the afternoon, with the rest of the day and evening at your leisure.

Day 04

Transfer to the airport with a Spanish-speaking guide.

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What’s included?

What’s included:

* Nights of accommodation in a selected hotel in a standard room with breakfast included.
* Excursions transfers detailed in the program
* Taxes
* Ask about options for all-inclusive packages.

What’s NOT included:

* Flights or Airplane Tickets
* Entrance fees to the National Park.
* Extras, meals, drinks services not detailed in the program.
* Personal Expenses
*Ommibus tickets or Bus Tickets

Frequently Asked Questions

The classic Iguazu Falls tour typically includes round-trip transfers from select hotels in Puerto Iguazu, a bilingual (Spanish/English) tour guide, and a visit to the main circuits of Iguazu National Park: the Upper Circuit, the Lower Circuit, and the walkways to the Devil's Throat. In many cases, the Ecological Jungle Train is also used to access internal stations. The tour generally does not include park entrance fees, meals, drinks, tips, or the optional "Great Adventure" boat trip. Operations are subject to weather conditions and river levels. Private or group tours are available, depending on availability.

The full-day tour typically lasts between 7 and 9 hours. It generally begins in the morning with a transfer to the Iguazu National Park Visitor Center. You'll board the Ecological Jungle Train to the Garganta Station and walk along walkways (approximately 1.1 km) to admire the Devil's Throat. The tour then continues along the Upper Circuit (viewpoints with panoramic vistas) and the Lower Circuit (closer to the falls and areas with mist). There are stops for photography, free time, and restrooms. The return to the hotel is usually in the afternoon. The itinerary may be adjusted due to weather, walkway maintenance, visitor capacity, or safety concerns.

For this nature and adventure excursion, wear closed-toe, non-slip shoes, lightweight, quick-drying clothing, a raincoat or poncho, a hat or cap, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, a reusable water bottle, snacks, and a waterproof case for your phone/camera. Have cash or a card handy for park entrance fees and other services. Iguazu is subtropical and can be visited year-round. Spring and autumn offer mild weather and fewer tourists. Summer is hot and humid, with higher water flow and spray; winter is milder. Book your tour in advance during peak season, long weekends, and holidays.

The tour price varies depending on the season (high/low), type of service (regular or private), guide's language, transfers, and optional extras. Typically not included are: Iguazu National Park entrance fee, lunch and drinks, tips, and the "Gran Aventura" boat tour. Special rates are often available for children, seniors, and residents, subject to park regulations. The most common payment methods are credit/debit card and, in some cases, bank transfer. Cancellation policies usually allow changes or refunds with 24–48 hours' notice; no-shows will forfeit the full amount. We recommend verifying the final price, availability, and extras when booking online to secure your spot.

If the tour is only on the Argentinian side, a valid ID or passport is sufficient. If the tour includes the Brazilian side, a visa or health requirements may apply depending on nationality. The main walkways and the Ecological Jungle Train offer partial accessibility (ramps, accessible restrooms), although some sections have stairs or slopes. The excursion is suitable for families and children; they must be accompanied by an adult. The boat trip (optional) has restrictions for pregnant women, people with heart or spinal problems, and usually requires a minimum age/height. We recommend travel insurance, staying hydrated, and informing the operator of any allergies or special needs when booking.

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