From Foz Do Iguaçu: Tour to Argentinian Falls

Iguazu Falls, one of the world’s most impressive natural wonders, straddles the border between Argentina and Brazil. Visitors from Foz do Iguaçu can experience the Argentinian side of this breathtaking cascade through a guided tour. This 8-hour adventure offers a comprehensive exploration of the Lower, Upper, and Devil’s Throat circuits, showcasing the falls’ grandeur and providing ample photo opportunities. With a knowledgeable guide and small group size, travelers can enjoy the local culture while enjoying a seamless border crossing experience.

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Key Points

Guided 8-hour tour from Foz do Iguaçu and Puerto Iguazu hotels to explore the Argentinian side of Iguazu Falls.
Covers the Lower, Upper, and Devil’s Throat circuits with a total walking distance of approximately 7 kilometers.
Includes entrance fees to Iguazu National Park and the Puerto Iguazu Tourist Fee.
Conducted in small groups with English, Portuguese, and Spanish-speaking guides providing insightful commentary.
Optional Gran Aventura boat ride available for an additional fee.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

This tour offers visitors a chance to explore the stunning Iguazu Falls on the Argentinian side.

Priced from $42 per person, the 8-hour tour departs from Foz do Iguaçu and Puerto Iguazu hotels. It provides a guided experience with English, Portuguese, and Spanish-speaking guides leading small groups of up to 15 participants.

The tour covers the Lower, Upper, and Devil’s Throat circuits within Iguazu National Park, with a total walking distance of around 7 kilometers. An optional boat ride is available for an additional fee.

Explore the Lower, Upper, and Devil’s Throat circuits of Iguazu National Park, with an optional boat ride available for an additional fee.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours is offered, and a "reserve now, pay later" option is available.

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Itinerary and Highlights

The tour begins with pickup from hotels in Foz do Iguaçu and Puerto Iguazu, providing a convenient starting point for visitors.

During the 5.5-hour guided tour, guests will explore the Iguazu Falls in Argentina, traversing the Lower, Upper, and Devil’s Throat circuits when open.

The total walking distance is approximately 7 kilometers, with several photo stops along the way.

An optional Gran Aventura boat ride is available for an additional fee.

Entrance fees to the Iguazu National Park and Puerto Iguazu Tourist Fee are included in the tour price.

Guided Experience

Although the tour is conducted in small groups limited to 15 participants, travelers can expect a highly personalized guided experience.

The live tour guides are fluent in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, providing insightful commentary on the local culture and history of the region.

Emphasizing safety and organization, the guides lead the group through the different circuits of the Iguazu Falls, ensuring everyone has ample opportunities for photographs and exploration.

Travelers appreciate the guides’ professionalism and ability to seamlessly navigate the immigration process, making the overall experience stress-free and enjoyable.

Customer Reviews and Feedback

Travelers have overwhelmingly praised this tour, with an impressive overall rating of 4.9 out of 5 based on 96 reviews.

Guests highlighted the professionalism and organization of the guides, who provided valuable insights into local life and history throughout the experience.

Travelers appreciated the seamless immigration process and well-planned itinerary, which allowed them to fully enjoy the stunning natural beauty of the Iguazu Falls.

The variety of trails and viewing platforms received particular acclaim, offering visitors the opportunity to witness the falls from diverse perspectives.

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Important Information and Requirements

This tour isn’t suitable for children under 4 years old or wheelchair users due to the nature of the terrain and walking required.

Travelers must bring a valid passport for the border crossing into Argentina. Be sure to check availability for your preferred starting time and select the desired number of participants and date.

The tour itinerary involves extensive walking, so comfortable shoes are a must. Visitors should also be prepared for potential weather changes and bring appropriate clothing and sun protection.

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Exploring the Argentinian Side of Iguazu Falls

The Argentinian side of Iguazu Falls offers visitors a captivating and diverse experience.

Visitors can explore the Lower Circuit, which provides a closer look at the falls, and the Upper Circuit, which offers panoramic views. The famous Devil’s Throat, a U-shaped canyon with 14 waterfalls, is also accessible.

For the adventurous, the Gran Aventura boat ride takes you right up to the cascading waters.

The tour also includes:

Guided insights on the local culture and history.
Small group size for a personalized experience.
Seamless border crossing and logistical support.
Stunning photographic opportunities from various vantage points.

The Grandeur of the Devils Throat

Although the Iguazu Falls are undoubtedly impressive in their entirety, the grandeur of the Devil’s Throat is truly awe-inspiring.

This horseshoe-shaped chasm is the most dramatic section of the falls, where over 200 cubic meters of water per second plunge over 80 meters.

Visitors can take the upper circuit trail to witness the thundering cascade from above, or the lower circuit to experience the sheer power and scale from below.

The Devil’s Throat is the highlight of the Argentinian side, leaving visitors in wonder of nature’s raw beauty and might.

Preparing for Your Day at Iguazu Falls

What should you bring to make the most of your day at the Iguazu Falls? Be prepared with the essentials – comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket or rain poncho, sun protection like a hat and sunscreen, and snacks or water.

Prepare for your Iguazu Falls visit with comfortable shoes, a light jacket, sun protection, and refreshments.

The tour’s total walking distance is around 7 kilometers, so you’ll want to feel at ease navigating the trails. The weather can be unpredictable, so dressing in layers is wise.

Plus, remember your passport for the border crossing and enough cash for the park entrance fee and optional boat ride.

With the right gear, you’ll be ready to fully learn about the splendor of Iguazu Falls.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Should I Wear for the Tour?

For the tour, visitors should wear comfortable walking shoes, lightweight clothing, and bring sun protection like a hat and sunscreen. It’s also recommended to dress in layers as the weather can change throughout the day.

Is There a Minimum Number of Participants Required?

The tour has a small group size limited to 15 participants. There’s no minimum number of travelers required for the tour to proceed. The group size ensures a personalized guided experience.

Can I Bring My Own Snacks and Drinks?

Yes, you can bring your own snacks and drinks for the tour. However, there are also food and beverage options available at the Iguazu National Park if you prefer. Bringing your own provisions is permitted and can be a convenient option.

Is There a Place to Store My Luggage During the Tour?

Yes, the tour offers secure luggage storage at the starting point. Participants can leave their bags and belongings in a designated area during the tour, so they can explore the Iguazu Falls comfortably without having to carry extra items.

Can I Extend My Stay at the Argentinian Side?

Yes, you can extend your stay at the Argentinian side. The tour operator provides round-trip transportation, but you’re free to explore the area further on your own after the guided portion of the tour is complete.

The Sum Up

This guided tour from Foz do Iguaçu offers an immersive experience exploring the breathtaking Argentinian side of Iguazu Falls. With knowledgeable guides, visitors can discover the Lower, Upper, and Devil’s Throat circuits, capturing stunning photos along the 7-kilometer hike. The small group size ensures a personalized experience, while seamless border crossing and cultural insights make this an enriching adventure for those seeking to witness the grandeur of this natural wonder.