Day 1: Puerto Iguaz□
Welcome to Iguaz□!
On arrival to Iguaz□ (Puerto Iguaz□ Airport on the Argentinian side or Foz de Iguau Airport on the Brazilian side), you'll be driven to your hotel (shared service).
The little and relaxing town is the gate to visit the impressive Iguazu Falls, which have been recently declared as one of the New Seven Natural Wonders!, making them a must see destination for any traveler visiting Argentina.
Day 2: Iguazu National Park: Argentine Side
This day you are visiting a National Reserve.
Please remember that National Park Fees are not included. Check at the end of your itinerary the corresponding fee to be paid locally in national currency.
After breakfast you will depart on a full-day tour (shared service) to the Argentine side of the Iguazu Falls where you will have intimate views of this unforgettable section of the Iguazu River.
A professional guide will show you the hidden gems of this unique National Park and will take you off the beaten path to show you the best views.
Lower and upper walkways permit a closer and personal experiences with this magnificent spectacle of nature. Trails through the 210 square mile reserve provide visitors with various views of the Falls, especially the largest one, Devil's Throat (Garganta del Diablo). The ecological train ride is included in the tour. Return to the hotel in the late afternoon.
This day will be a real adventure, full of thrills and spills, and is an absolute must for the adventurer at heart.
Duration of the tour on this day is between 6 to 8 hours.
Meals included: Breakfast
Day 3: Iguazu National Park: Brazilian Side
Today we will also visit the National Reserve but from the Brazilian Side. Please remember that National Park Fees are not included. Check at the end of your itinerary the corresponding fee, to be paid locally in national currency.
After breakfast, enjoy a half day excursion (shared service) to the Brazilian side of the Iguazu Falls where you will enjoy vast panoramic views of the Falls allowing you to take them in their entirety.
“Brazil requires that most tourists have a visa to visit the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls. Please check with the Brazilian Consulate to ensure that you have the appropriate visa before traveling or you will not be allowed to enter Brazil.
At the appropriate time in the afternoon you will have a transfer (shared service) to the airport (Puerto Iguaz□ / FOZ).
Meals included: breakfast
IMPORTANT:In order to visit the Brazilian side of the falls passengers must
arrive before 12pm OR depart after 4pm