Iguazu Falls - The Argentina side Holidays
Holidays to the Iguazú Falls provide an unforgettable experience and memories to be shared eternally between family and friends. One of the planet’s most awe-inspiring sights - an utterly phenomenal spectacle - this is something that can only be truly experienced in person.
The Iguazú Falls span Argentina, Brazil and some parts of Paraguay, and together make up the largest waterfall system in the world. Stretching nearly 3km in distance, with an interlaced chain of 275 separate cascades, it’s not hard to understand why people flock from all over the world to witness this wonder.
So close you can feel it
The Iguazú Falls can be reached from both Brazil and Argentina, with each side offering completely unique vistas (we advise taking a trip to both!). The Argentinian side allows you to get close to the falls, with walkways that take you right into the heart of the thundering Devil’s Throat cascade. One moment you’ll emerge from the jungle at the crest of a giant cascade, the next you’ll appear beneath an impressive drop.
Situated within the extensive and magnificent Iguazú Falls National Park, this is a sight worth visiting in itself. The park is home to a diverse array of wildlife, from howling monkeys and sleek jaguars to tropical plants and birds of every colour. Roam the numerous walking trails through the rainforest; watch tropical butterflies dance through the jungle canopy; ride the tourist train between trails.
We arrange an array of Iguazú holidays - from both Argentina and Brazil - which can either form part of an epic South American multi centre itinerary or a longer trip in Argentina. Get in touch with one of our Destination Specialists so we can tailor make you the adventure of a lifetime.
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Got Iguazú Falls on your bucket list? Tick it off on an unforgettable Hayes & Jarvis holiday to the falls. Browse our tours below and get in touch so we can create you a bespoke itinerary.
Iguazu Waterfalls from Argentina
Our two night Iguazu Waterfalls Tour is the perfect way to explore one of South America’s most iconic natural wonders. These majestic falls, on the border between Argentina and Brazil, are so vast you’ll need to travel to two countries...
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Devil’s Throat
Parque Nacional do Iguacu on Brazil's side provides the best opportunities for seeing panoramic views of the falls. A double decker bus takes you to Salto Floriano, where you can climb the trail to a lookout point situated at the foot of Floriano Falls, as well as one higher up. Parque Nacional Iguazu, on Argentina’s side has a train that takes you to the walkway at Devil’s Throat.
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Parque Nacional do Iguacu
Located on the Brazilian side, this park gives you the best panoramic views of Iguazu Falls. Take the double decker us to Salto Floriano and climb the trail to the lookout point at the foot of Floriano Falls.
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The Brazilian side of the Falls
To get the full experience we recommend crossing the border and seeing the Falls from Brazil and Argentina. There are less places to explore on the Brazilian side, however you get a better panoramic view.We recommend a day in Argentina and half day for Brazilian side.
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Karen
Destination Specialist
“On the Argentinian side of the falls - where walkways bring you right under some of the cascades - you are bound to get wet! Make sure you wear waterproof clothing and bring protection for your camera.”
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“We recommend visiting both the Brazillian and Argentinian side of Iguazú Falls, to get the best overall perspectives. Each country offers different viewpoints and unique experiences.”
