Iguazú Falls – Argentina
The Iguazú Falls – Argentina side, offers a closer and more immersive experience at the waterfalls, with trails that take you literally above and alongside the most impressive falls. It is a unique adventure that perfectly complements the visit to the Brazilian side.
Iguazú National Park, where Iguazú Falls – Argentine Side are located, was created on October 9, 1934, with the aim of protecting the flora and fauna of the subtropical rainforest and Iguazú Falls. It covers an area of more than 67,000 hectares. In 1984, it was declared a “Natural World Heritage Site” by UNESCO for its biological diversity.
Exclusive Highlights of Iguazú Falls – Argentine Side
- Circuito Superior
- Walkways above the falls (you walk over the waterfalls!)
- Spectacular view of Devil’s Throat and other smaller falls
- Easy access (few stairs)
- Circuito Inferior
- Walk at river level, with a frontal view of the falls
- Access to Bossetti Fall (where you get a “shower” from the spray)
- Moderate stairs (more tiring, but worth it)
- Devil’s Throat (The Star of the Show!)
- Ride on the ecological train + 1 km of walkway to the main viewpoint
- Frontal view of the largest fall (82 m high)
- Sensory experience – the roar of the water is unforgettable!
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Photos of Iguazú Falls – Argentina
Essential Tips for Your Visit
- Documents: Brazilians need an original ID card (RG) or passport to enter Argentina. See more immigration information here
- Clothing:
- Non-slip sneakers
- Swimwear (if you plan to take a boat tour)
- Raincoat strongly recommended (you get MUCH wetter than on the Brazilian side)
- Minimum time: Set aside 5-6 hours to make the most of your visit
Argentine Side vs. Brazilian Side
| Advantages of the Argentine Side | Advantages of the Brazilian Side |
|---|---|
| Closer contact with the waterfalls | Complete panoramic view |
| More trails and different angles | More organized infrastructure |
| More adventurous experience | Easier access (no border crossing) |
Golden Tip: If you have time, visit both sides on consecutive days! The Brazilian side on day 1 (panoramic view) and the Argentine side on day 2 (immersive experience).
Suggested Itinerary (1 Day)
- 8h: Arrive early to catch the first train to Devil’s Throat
- 10h: Do the Upper Circuit
- 12h: Quick lunch at the park restaurant
- 13h: Lower Circuit + Bossetti Fall
- 15h: Extra activity (boat or trail)
Is the Visit to Iguazú Falls – Argentine Side Worth It?
Absolutely YES! While the Brazilian side shows the grandeur, the Argentine side lets you feel the power of the falls. It is a complementary and unforgettable experience for those who love nature and adventure.
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