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Luxury Iguazu Falls Package

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3 days

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620.709 ARS

Experience the breathtaking Iguazú Falls, the world's largest waterfall system, with this exclusive luxury package.

Enjoy private and exclusive excursions that highlight the best of this UNESCO World Heritage Site in just 3 days!

The Great Adventure navigation on the Argentine side of the Falls offers an opportunity to explore various river slopes, providing the most stunning views of the falls. You'll also have the chance to navigate the river's rapids.

On another day, discover the Brazilian side of the Falls from Iguazú, crossing the border to capture the most panoramic views without getting wet!

The Iguazú Deluxe Package includes 2 nights of accommodation with breakfast, private excursions, and round-trip transfers between the airport and hotel.

Tour Description

Day 1

Arrival in Puerto Iguazú

City of Puerto Iguazú

Upon your arrival at the Puerto Iguazú airport or bus terminal, you will be greeted and transported to your hotel situated in the city center. You'll have the remainder of the day and afternoon at your leisure to explore the city as you wish.

Day 2

Argentinian Side of the Waterfalls + Great Adventure

Following breakfast at your hotel, embark on a 9-hour journey to the Argentinian side of Iguazú National Park.

Experience the Argentinian side of the Iguazú Falls across three sections:

Devil's Throat: Begin with a train ride covering 4 km to reach Devil's Throat, leading you to the Iguazú River's upper section. From here, stroll along walkways to the balcony offering a view of Devil's Throat.

Upper Circuit: A 500-meter ascent (approximately 45 minutes) provides views of the Dos Hermanos, Bossetti, Adan y Eva, Bernabe Mendez, Mbiguá, and San Martin falls from the highest vantage point. Options include rappelling down or taking a 4x4 vehicle to the falls' lower section.

Lower Circuit: Accompanied by a professional guide, walk about 1,300 meters for around 1.5 hours to explore the falls' lower section. This tour includes transfers to the Iguazú National Park Visitor Center, where visitors can board the train returning to Devil's Throat. Admission is not included.

During the day, you can purchase lunch at one of the park's restaurants or bring your own meal from Puerto Iguazú to enjoy an outdoor dining experience.

In the afternoon, in 4x4 all-terrain vehicles, embark on an adventure through 12 km of the missionary jungle, observing and learning about various flora and fauna species.

Upon reaching Puerto Macuco, board boats and navigate 12 km through the lower Iguazú rapids until entering the Devil's Throat canyon.

Proceed to the San Martín and Tres Mosqueteros Falls for a refreshing "shower" at the Falls. Disembark in front of San Martín Island.

The boats come equipped with life jackets for every passenger and comply with the National Prefecture's current safety standards.

Once this exhilarating activity concludes, after approximately one hour and 45 minutes, we will return to Puerto Iguazú.
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Day 3

Brazilian Side of the Waterfalls + Farewell to Puerto Iguazú

Enjoy a half-day excursion to the Brazilian side of the Iguazú Falls within Iguazú National Park. After breakfast at your hotel, embark on a half-hour bus journey crossing the river towards the park.

Walk for approximately one hour along a 1000-meter trail from the Hotel Das Cataratas leading to a stunning viewpoint of Devil's Throat, where the majority of the Iguazú Falls' water cascades. Standing at 80 meters, Devil's Throat is the largest single waterfall and an essential sight.

Take time to purchase lunch at a park restaurant or enjoy a picnic with your own lunch in one of the park's most picturesque spots. Alternatively, you can wait for lunch upon your return to Puerto Iguazú.

After the excursion, we'll transport you to the airport to commence your journey home.

What’s included?

What’s included:

- 2 nights of accommodation in the selected category with breakfast - Excursions according to itinerary - Round-trip transfers between the airport and the hotel

What’s NOT included:

- Park tickets - Port fees - Tips - Flights

Frequently Asked Questions

A luxury tour package to Iguazu Falls typically includes accommodation in a 5-star or premium boutique hotel, gourmet breakfast, private airport-hotel-park transfers, guided tours in Spanish of the main circuits (Argentine side and, if added, the Brazilian side), logistical coordination, and 24/7 assistance. Many tours include entrance fees to Iguazu National Park; others require payment at the destination. Domestic and international flights, gratuities, unspecified meals, spa treatments, and optional activities such as the Gran Aventura boat tour or helicopter tours are usually excluded. The trip is customizable for honeymoons, families, or premium travelers. Please check the tour details to confirm exact inclusions based on the season.

For a luxury tour of Iguazu, 3 to 4 days allow for a relaxed pace and unhurried photography. Recommended itinerary: Day 1, arrival, check-in, and sunset at the Three Borders Landmark or relaxation at the resort; Day 2, Iguazu National Park (Argentina): Upper Circuit, Lower Circuit, and Devil's Throat with a Spanish-speaking guide; Day 3, Iguaçu National Park (Brazil) with walkways and panoramic viewpoints; Day 4, departure. You can add premium experiences: Great Adventure boat trip or Nautical Safari, helicopter flight (Brazilian side only), gourmet dinner, or spa treatment. Schedules may be adjusted due to weather, water levels, and flights. Available as a private tour or small group tour.

Iguazu Falls is ideal year-round. Summer (December–March): higher water levels, lush rainforest, and humid heat; autumn and winter (April–September): milder weather, less rain, and fewer tourists. For a luxury package, book in advance during holidays and peak seasons. What to pack: lightweight, quick-drying clothing, a waterproof jacket or poncho, closed-toe, non-slip shoes, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, a reusable water bottle, and a waterproof case for your phone/camera. Add a comfortable daypack and a change of clothes if you'll be boating. At 5-star hotels, the dress code for evenings is usually smart casual. We recommend travel insurance for added peace of mind.

To cross between the Argentinian and Brazilian sides of Iguazu Falls, bring a valid passport; Mercosur citizens can use their national identity card (DNI) according to regulations. Some nationalities require a visa for Brazil: check this before booking. Minors need the corresponding authorizations. The yellow fever vaccine is recommended by health authorities, although not always mandatory; consult your doctor. It is advisable to purchase travel insurance with medical and cancellation coverage. At the border, you may be asked for immigration documents and fees; have payment methods and some cash in pesos and reais. The tour operator coordinates transfers and border crossing times.

The price of the luxury Iguazu package varies depending on the season, hotel category (5-star or boutique), room type and view, private transfers, exclusive guide, entrance fees, and whether flights are included. Request a quote with your dates, number of passengers, and preferences for a final price in USD or local currency. Cancellation policies are generally more flexible with advance notice and more restrictive closer to departure; no-show fees may apply. If weather or water levels force the cancellation of boat trips or walkways, the tour will be rescheduled or a proportional refund will be processed according to the tour terms. Please review the payment terms, change policies, and force majeure clauses.

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