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Salto Patricio

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Waterfall · Comandante Andresito
Waterfall Comandante Andresito 73 km from Plaza San Martín in Puerto Iguazú

Is Salto Patricio worth visiting?

Salto Patricio is a waterfall in Comandante Andresito, Iguazú, 73 km from Plaza San Martín in Puerto Iguazú. It has no editorial review yet: below you have all the verified data to decide.

At a glance

Type Waterfall
AreaComandante Andresito
Distance from Plaza San Martín in Puerto Iguazú73 km
Coordinates-25.68403, -53.85098

What we know

Salto Patricio is a waterfall in Iguazú, in Comandante Andresito, 73 km from Plaza San Martín in Puerto Iguazú.

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Coordinates: -25.68403, -53.85098

Compare with similar falls and viewpoints

PlaceAreaTo downtownHoursContact
Salto Patricio Comandante Andresito 73 km — —
Cataratas del Iguazú Parque Nacional Iguazú 17 km Published
Garganta del Diablo Parque Nacional Iguazú 18 km Published
Salto San Martín Parque Nacional Iguazú 17 km Published
Mirador Salto Bossetti Parque Nacional Iguazú 16 km Published

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What else is nearby

Camping Salto Escondido8.5 km Camping HB14 km Vinoteca BM19 km La Familia19 km La Cacerola19 km Monumento Andres Guacurari19 km

Frequently asked questions

Where is Salto Patricio?

In Comandante Andresito, Misiones, Argentina, 73 km from Plaza San Martín in Puerto Iguazú. Coordinates: -25.68403, -53.85098.

What are the opening hours of Salto Patricio?

We don't have confirmed opening hours yet. We recommend checking before going.

What is near Salto Patricio?

Camping Salto Escondido (8.5 km), Camping HB (14 km), Vinoteca BM (19 km).

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