Argentine Falls

The majestic Iguazu Falls are located within Iguazu National Park, a natural conservation area covering 67,720 hectares in the northernmost part of Misiones Province, Argentina. This incredible system of 275 waterfalls is nestled in the heart of the Paraná Atlantic Forest, just 17 kilometers from the mouth of the Iguazu River and the Paraná River, where the borders of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay meet.

The tour begins on a gas-powered train and is divided into three main circuits: Devil's Throat, the upper circuit, and the lower circuit. Each circuit offers stunning views of the Falls, including San Martín Island and a vertical perspective at the waterfalls' level. During the walks, visitors will have close contact with the falls, allowing a detailed appreciation of the fauna, flora, and all the beauty that is literally at their fingertips.

The site offers excellent infrastructure, with basic services such as snack bars, two restaurants, souvenir shops, restrooms, medical stations, and even a room with exhibitions highlighting the importance of biodiversity and the subtropical rainforest.

Always remember to respect the nature around you!