Iguazu Falls - Argentina Side and Gran Aventura

Starting at 07:00, we pick you up at the hotel in Foz do Iguaçu and head towards the Argentine side of the Falls.

The Iguazú Falls are located in the Iguazú National Park, a 67,720-hectare nature reserve in the northern Province of Misiones, Argentina. With 275 waterfalls nestled in the Paranaense Forest, the area marks the meeting point of the borders of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay.

The tour begins with a gas-powered train that goes to the Devil's Throat. Afterward, you continue with the upper circuit, followed by the Gran Aventura boat tour.

The Gran Aventura is a must-do experience on the Argentine side of the National Park. It begins on the Yacaratiá trail, with a 5 km drive to the Puerto Macuco forest base. From there, a 100-meter descent leads to the dock, where boats travel 6 km through the lower Iguazú River canyon, passing rapids and reaching the base of the Tres Mosqueteros Falls, offering views of both the Brazilian and Argentine falls, including the Devil's Throat. The highlight is the approach to the San Martín Falls, the largest waterfall the boats can reach, providing an exhilarating experience.

The park offers excellent infrastructure, with restaurants, shops, restrooms, medical stations, and an exhibition hall on local biodiversity.