25°36′ S · 54°34′ W · at the Triple Frontier with Brazil and Paraguay
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Iguazú Falls, the Misiones rainforest and the Triple Frontier. We compared 513 places in Puerto Iguazú and the surrounding region so you can choose where to go, eat and stay without wasting time.
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Iguazú National Park
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From Devil's Throat to the Triple Frontier landmark: Iguazú Falls from both sides, the rainforest, nature reserves and surrounding towns from Wanda to Andresito. Every place has a page with address, opening hours, map and comparisons with similar places.
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Tours and activities in Iguazú
See all →Full Moon Walk in Iguazú National Park
A guided night walk on the Falls walkways by moonlight, with no artificial lighting. Only about five nights a month, with limited places.
See activity →Sunset at the Falls: the park after closing time
Official guided walk at sundown, after the park closes to the public, with a train ride, regional snack and small groups. Dates vary.
See activity →Boat ride under the falls with Iguazú Jungle
Jungle 4x4 and a speedboat through the rapids to the foot of the falls, with the authorised operator on the Argentine side. Depends on river level.
See activity →Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls: a day trip from Puerto Iguazú
Cross the Tancredo Neves bridge, walk the Falls trail in Iguaçu National Park and, if time allows, add Parque das Aves on the same road.
See activity →Itaipu Binational: visiting the dam from Puerto Iguazú
The Itaipu dam in Foz do Iguaçu: a panoramic bus tour, a circuit inside the power plant, a wildlife refuge and the dam lit up at night.
See activity →Mbyá Guaraní communities of Iguazú through community tourism
Guided visits run by the Mbyá communities of the Iryapú forest themselves: an interpretive trail, music, crafts and another way of seeing the forest.
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Iguazú National Park
The gateway to Iguazú Falls: tickets, opening hours, the jungle train, trails and what to know before visiting the Falls area.
See details →Iguazú Falls
Around 275 waterfalls on the border between Argentina and Brazil, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984; most of the falls are on the Argentine side.
See details →Devil's Throat
The tallest and most dramatic section of Iguazú Falls, reached by a walkway over the river.
See details →San Martín Falls
One of the largest waterfalls at Iguazú Falls, facing San Martín Island and visible from the circuits and boat excursions.
See details →Bossetti Falls Viewpoint
A Lower Circuit viewpoint facing Bossetti Falls, with the waterfall, spray and Atlantic rainforest up close.
See details →Arrechea Falls
A 23 m waterfall deep in the rainforest at the end of the Macuco Trail, reached by a 7 km round-trip walk inside the national park.
See details →Triple Frontier Landmark
A viewpoint over the meeting of the Iguazú and Paraná rivers, facing Brazil and Paraguay. A classic place to visit near sunset.
See details →Güirá Oga
A wildlife refuge that rescues and rehabilitates animals from the Misiones rainforest. Guided visits combine an eco-trailer and walking.
See details →La Aripuca
A 17 m structure built from rescued native tree trunks and inspired by a traditional Guaraní trap, with trails, crafts and regional food.
See details →Casa Ecológica de Botellas
A house built from recycled plastic bottles, cartons, cans and CD cases by Alfredo Santa Cruz.
See details →Jardín de los Picaflores
A family garden close to downtown where wild hummingbirds and other birds can be observed at flowers and feeders.
See details →La Feirinha
A long-running downtown market with stalls selling cheese, cured meats, wine and regional products, popular in the late afternoon and evening.
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