Fanny Dumond

Iguazú National Park Vacations

3 reviews

Iguazu National Park is in the extreme north east of Argentina, on the Brazilian frontier, and its famous waterfalls have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Visit Iguazú National Park

Family
Romantic
Nature, Adventure & Sport

Iguazú National Park: How to get there?

2 hours by plane from Buenos Aires

Iguazú National Park: When to go?

All year but if possible avoid the high season (January and February) and Holy Week (Easter)

Iguazú National Park: For how long?

One day

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Iguazú National Park: What to see in the surroundings?

Valdes Peninsula

Quebrada de las Conchas

Perito Moreno Glacier

"Garganta do Diabo" from the Brazilian side

Iguaçu Falls

What our travelers think about their stay

The Iguazu waterfalls are a natural wonder. They are in the middle of a tropical forest, between Argentina and Brazil, and are absolutely unmissable.

My suggestion

You can visit the Argentinian side and the Brazilian side. The visit on the Argentine side is better - there are more walkways and different view points and you can even get a boat to take you to the foot of the falls - not to be missed!

Iguazu National Park is the unmissable emblematic natural site of South America for everyone during a trip to Argentina.

My suggestion

You often hear people arguing about whether it's better to see Iguazu waterfalls from the Argentine or Brazilian side. I think you should see it from both sides. So, you'll need 2 days there

Iguazu National Park is in the extreme north east of Argentina, on the Brazilian frontier, and its famous waterfalls have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

My suggestion

If you are going to visit Iguazu in Argentina, don't forget to take water and good walking shoes because a visit to the Argentine side of the park will take the whole day. On the other hand, the Brazilian side is not worth visiting.