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Aerial view of Iguazu Falls cascading through lush rainforest, Argentina.

Iguazu Falls cascading between Brazil and Argentina, lush greenery surrounding the waterfalls.

Tourists viewing the cascading Iguazu Falls from a wooden platform in Argentina.

Train approaching Iguazu Falls station amidst lush greenery, Puerto Iguazu, Argentina.

Toucan perched on a branch in the rainforest near Iguazu Falls, Argentina.

Capuchin monkeys in trees near Iguazu Falls, Argentina.

Visitors walking along a trail towards Iguazu Falls on the Argentine side, surrounded by lush greenery.

Man and woman viewing Iguazu Falls from a wooden platform in Argentina.

Tourist at Iguazu Falls with arms raised towards the sun, Argentina-Brazil border.

Tourists photographing coatis near Iguazu Falls, Argentina.

NEW

Iguazu Falls Entry Tickets (Argentina)

from

ARS 45,000

Mobile ticket

Flexible duration

Feel like Indiana Jones—one ticket unlocks Iguazu Falls’ epic trails and Devil’s Throat thrill!

Feel the thunder of the Devil's Throat as you stand on a suspended walkway, surrounded by mist and the deafening roar of nature’s masterpiece.
Cruise along the Iguazu River for a thrilling boat ride under the falls, where adventure and adrenaline meet cascading waters.
Explore the lush jungle trails of Iguazu National Park, spotting colorful toucans, monkeys, and vibrant butterflies along the way.
Hop on the ecological train to reach scenic viewpoints, gliding through the rainforest and uncovering the park’s natural wonders effortlessly.
Did you know? The epic waterfall scene in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was filmed at Iguazu Falls!

Feel like Indiana Jones—one ticket unlocks Iguazu Falls’ epic trails and Devil’s Throat thrill!

Feel the thunder of the Devil's Throat as you stand on a suspended walkway, surrounded by mist and the deafening roar of nature’s masterpiece.
Cruise along the Iguazu River for a thrilling boat ride under the falls, where adventure and adrenaline meet cascading waters.
Explore the lush jungle trails of Iguazu National Park, spotting colorful toucans, monkeys, and vibrant butterflies along the way.
Hop on the ecological train to reach scenic viewpoints, gliding through the rainforest and uncovering the park’s natural wonders effortlessly.
Did you know? The epic waterfall scene in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was filmed at Iguazu Falls!

Inclusions

Entry to Iguazu National Park
Access to Upper, Lower, and Devil’s Throat trails
Round-trip ride on the eco-train (Stops at main viewpoints)
Free Wi-Fi at designated areas
Free entry for children aged 0-5 years (Ticket collection at venue required)

Park entrance closes at 4pm, and the last train to Devil's Throat departs at 3:30pm. Arrive early to explore fully.
The Gran Aventura boat ride is not recommended for pregnant women, children under 12, or guests with back or heart conditions.
On-site parking is available at the main entrance, but fees apply and spaces fill up quickly during peak seasons.
Mobile network coverage is weak within the park, but free Wi-Fi and charging stations are available at designated areas.
Expect large crowds from December to February and during July holidays—pre-book tickets to secure your spot.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Iguazu Falls panoramic view with visitors.

Aerial view of Iguazu Falls cascading through lush rainforest, Argentina-Brazil border.

Train traveling through lush forest towards Iguazu Falls, Argentina.

Train approaching Iguazu Falls on the Argentine side, surrounded by lush greenery, near Puerto Iguazu.

Traveler with backpack at Iguazu Falls, Argentina, viewing cascading waterfalls.

Visitors observing Iguazu Falls from the Argentine side, with lush greenery and cascading water.

Tourists walking on a nature trail surrounded by lush greenery towards Iguazu Falls, Argentina.

local wildlife nearby Iguazu Falls, Argentina

NEW

Iguazu Falls Argentine Side Tour with Round-Trip Transfers from Puerto Iguazú

from

ARS 31,745

Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Instant confirmation

Mobile ticket

12 hr.

Transfers included

Discover Iguazu’s top trails—Devil’s Throat, Upper & Lower Circuits—with easy transfers!

Hassle-free round-trip transfers from Puerto Iguazú hotels, so you can sit back, relax, and focus on the breathtaking views ahead.
Feel the raw power of Devil’s Throat as you walk the suspended trail, surrounded by mist and the thunderous roar of cascading water.
Explore the Upper and Lower Circuits, offering panoramic viewpoints, jungle trails, and up-close encounters with Iguazu’s mesmerizing waterfalls.
Ride the Ecological Jungle Train, winding through the lush rainforest as your guide shares fascinating stories about Iguazu’s diverse ecosystem.
Did you know? James Bond raced through the Iguazu jungle in Moonraker—now it’s your turn to create your adventure!

Discover Iguazu’s top trails—Devil’s Throat, Upper & Lower Circuits—with easy transfers!

Hassle-free round-trip transfers from Puerto Iguazú hotels, so you can sit back, relax, and focus on the breathtaking views ahead.
Feel the raw power of Devil’s Throat as you walk the suspended trail, surrounded by mist and the thunderous roar of cascading water.
Explore the Upper and Lower Circuits, offering panoramic viewpoints, jungle trails, and up-close encounters with Iguazu’s mesmerizing waterfalls.
Ride the Ecological Jungle Train, winding through the lush rainforest as your guide shares fascinating stories about Iguazu’s diverse ecosystem.
Did you know? James Bond raced through the Iguazu jungle in Moonraker—now it’s your turn to create your adventure!

Inclusions

Round-trip transfers from hotels in Puerto Iguazú
Guided tour of Upper, Lower & Devil’s Throat circuits
English and Spanish tourist guide
Ecological Jungle Train ride within the park

Exclusions

Entry to Iguazú National Park
Round-trip transfers from hotels on Brazilian side

You must purchase the entrance ticket to Iguazú National Park separately, either online or at the ticket office. A valid ID or passport is required.
Pickups are available from most Puerto Iguazú hotels.
The Lower Circuit involves stairs and uneven paths, which may not be suitable for visitors with mobility issues. The Upper Circuit and Devil's Throat trail are accessible via walkways.
Your bilingual guide will conduct the tour in Spanish and English.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Helicopter view of Iguazu Falls cascading between lush rainforest, Argentina-Brazil border.

Aerial view of Iguazu Falls from a helicopter ride, showcasing cascading waterfalls and lush rainforest.

Iguazu Falls aerial view with rainbow from helicopter ride, Argentina-Brazil border.

Passengers capturing views during Iguazu Falls helicopter ride.

Helicopter view of Iguazu Falls, Argentina, showcasing cascading waterfalls and lush rainforest.

Aerial view of Iguazu Falls from a helicopter ride, showcasing cascading waterfalls in Argentina.

NEW

Iguazu Falls Helicopter Ride with Round-Trip Transfers from Argentina

from

ARS 316,527

Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Instant confirmation

Mobile ticket

2 hr.

Guided tour

Hotel pickup

Fly over Iguazu Falls on a thrilling helicopter ride with transfers from Argentina!

Soar above Iguazu Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, for a once-in-a-lifetime aerial adventure.
Enjoy round-trip hotel transfers from Puerto Iguazú, making it easy to access the heliport in Brazil.
Cross the Argentina-Brazil border with ease; a passport is required, but no visa is needed for most travelers.
A knowledgeable English-speaking guide ensures you get the most out of your journey.
While no extra costs are required, any additional purchases at the heliport will need to be paid in Brazilian currency (BRL).

Fly over Iguazu Falls on a thrilling helicopter ride with transfers from Argentina!

Soar above Iguazu Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, for a once-in-a-lifetime aerial adventure.
Enjoy round-trip hotel transfers from Puerto Iguazú, making it easy to access the heliport in Brazil.
Cross the Argentina-Brazil border with ease; a passport is required, but no visa is needed for most travelers.
A knowledgeable English-speaking guide ensures you get the most out of your journey.
While no extra costs are required, any additional purchases at the heliport will need to be paid in Brazilian currency (BRL).

Inclusions

Hotel pickup & drop-off from Puerto Iguazú
10-minute helicopter flight over Iguazu Falls
English-speaking guide throughout the journey
Comfortable transport by bus/minibus, depending on group size
Assistance for border crossing procedures

Exclusions

Optional activities at the heliport (payable in Brazilian Real)
Food and drinks

A valid passport is required for crossing the border into Brazil, where the helicopter ride takes place. Ensure your documents are in order before booking.
No visa is required for this experience, but entry formalities may take time depending on the queue at immigration.
The flight lasts 10 minutes, offering uninterrupted views of Iguazu Falls. However, the entire experience, including hotel pickup, border crossing, and return, takes approximately 2 hours.
Any additional purchases in Brazil must be made in Brazilian Real (BRL)—Argentine Pesos (ARS) are not accepted, so plan accordingly.
Hotel pickup is available from Puerto Iguazú, but if you’re staying elsewhere, you'll need to meet at the designated pickup point at the ACA gas station.
Not suitable for young children—guests under 3 years old are not permitted on this ride for safety reasons.
This experience is not wheelchair accessible, and guests with mobility concerns should consider this before booking.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Iguazu Falls Argentina

Iguazú Falls, Argentina: Where the earth forgets itself and falls into the sky

You'll hear it first — a deep rumble cutting through the mist. Then you see it: a massive wall of water crashing through the jungle. While Niagara and Victoria Falls are impressive, Iguazú is in another league. The mist, the roar, the raw power —it overwhelms your senses until you can't tell where the water ends and sky begins.

The Devil's Throat is the main event. Nothing can really prepare you for standing at the edge of this enormous waterfall; it’s simply breathtaking.

We'll help you experience it all — from tickets to boat tours to the best viewing spots. And don't worry about staying dry. Getting soaked is part of the fun!

About Iguazu Falls

Your Iguazu Falls Argentina tickets explained

Backshot of tourist at Iguazu Falls with arms raised towards the sun, Argentina-Brazil border.

Iguazu Falls entry tickets

Best for: Independent explorers
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Self-guided

Get full access to Iguazu National Park, where you can explore Devil’s Throat, Upper & Lower Circuits, and lush rainforest trails at your own pace. Ride the eco-train, spot exotic wildlife, and soak in panoramic views of over 275 waterfalls.

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Iguazu Falls entry ticket, Argentina

Guided tours Iguazu Falls

Best for: Hassle-free experience with deeper insights
Duration: 12 hours
Guide: Professional bilingual guide

See Iguazu Falls through the eyes of a local expert. This tour includes round-trip hotel transfers from Puerto Iguazú, a guided walk through Devil’s Throat, Upper & Lower Circuits, and insights into the region’s history, wildlife, and legends. No need to plan—just enjoy the experience.

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Iguazu Falls guided tours

A woman clicking photo of the Iguazu Falls from the helicopter

Helicopter rides

Best for: Unmatched aerial views
Duration: 10-15 minutes
Guide: Professional pilot narration

Take in breathtaking aerial views of Iguazu Falls from above. This helicopter tour offers a once-in-a-lifetime perspective, showcasing the vast expanse of 275 cascades, lush rainforest, and the mighty Devil’s Throat. If you want to capture stunning photos and experience the falls like never before, this is the ultimate way to do it.

Recommended tour:
Iguazu Falls helicopter ride

Introduction to Iguazu Falls Argentina circuits

The Upper Circuit

The Upper Circuit (Circuito Superior) offers stunning panoramic views from above. Starting 200 meters from Cataratas Station, this 1,750-meter walkway is fully accessible with no stairs, making it ideal for all ages. From the upper circuit on the Argentinian side of Iguazu Falls, you can see the Brazilian side of the falls, allowing you to get a panoramic view of the entire waterfall system.

Duration: ~2 hours.

The Lower Circuit

The Lower Circuit (Circuito Inferior) brings you closer to the falls with a 1,700-meter trail featuring ramps and stairs. It offers up-close views of Alvar Núñez Falls, Isla San Martín, and glimpses of Devil’s Throat (if the dedicated trail is closed). Expect a more immersive experience, blending waterfalls and rainforest scenery.

Duration: 1.5–2 hours.

Devil's Throat, Iguazu Waterfalls Jungle Argentina Brazil

The Devil’s Throat Circuit

The Devil’s Throat Circuit, or Garganta del Diablo, is a thrilling experience that takes visitors to the edge of the falls' most powerful section. This circuit involves walking on metal walkways over the Iguazú River to reach the Devil’s Throat, where the water plunges into a deep chasm, creating a misty veil that surrounds the area. The experience is both exhilarating and awe-inspiring, offering a unique perspective on the falls' raw power.

Tourists walking on a Macuco trail surrounded by lush greenery towards Iguazu Falls, Argentina.

The Macuco trail

The Macuco Trail is a more adventurous option, offering a hike through the lush jungle surrounding the falls. This trail allows visitors to explore the natural beauty of the area, including the opportunity to see wildlife and experience the sounds and aromas of the rainforest. The trail ends at a beautiful waterfall, providing a serene and peaceful conclusion to the hike.

The Rainforest Ecological train

The Rainforest Ecological Train is a convenient way to explore the Iguazu National Park without exerting too much physical effort. The train takes visitors through the jungle, offering views of the surrounding flora and fauna. It is an excellent option for those who prefer a more leisurely experience or need easier access to the falls.

Iguazu river seen from Green Trail Iguazu falls Tropica forest Argentina

The Green trail

The Green Trail is another hiking option that allows visitors to explore the park's natural beauty. It is less physically demanding than the Macuco Trail and provides a chance to see the park's diverse wildlife and vegetation. The trail offers a peaceful and educational experience, allowing visitors to connect with nature in a serene environment.

Highlights of Iguazú Falls Argentina

Water tumbling down from Garganta del Diablo, Iguazu Falls

Scenic view of water gushing down from Lower Circuit

Boat safari overlooking the Iguazu Falls

Rainbow over Iguazu Falls at night, a phenomenon called Moonbow Nights

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Garganta del Diablo

Stand at the edge of the world—where water tumbles into an abyss, and the air hums with something ancient. Mist rises in thick clouds, catching the sunlight like a Patronus flickering into existence. You don’t just witness the Devil’s Throat; it claims a part of you.

How to get there? Take the Ecological Jungle Train, a slow, open-air ride through the emerald canopy. It takes 25 minutes to reach the Devil’s Throat station, followed by a 1km walk over the water on a raised metal walkway. Perfect for: Those who crave the most dramatic, cinematic view of Iguazú.

Things to do in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina

Aerial view of the landmark of the three borders (hito tres fronteras), Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina

La Aripuca, smallish ecological theme park. Puerto Iguazu Misiones

Portrait of ocelot in zoo, in front of a grey wall

Bustling market at a Picada stall serving cheese and meat

Three Borders Landmark: Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay.

Beef, eggplant and sweet pepper are grilled on a charcoal grill

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Hito Tres Fronteras – Stand where three countries meet

At this riverfront viewpoint, you’ll see something rare: Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay all in one frame. The Iguazú and Paraná Rivers divide the three nations, each marked by a towering obelisk in their national colors. At sunset, the sky burns gold, and a light and water show illuminates the riverbanks.

Best time to visit: Sunset—watch the rivers turn to gold.

Entry: Free.

Know before you go to Iguazu Falls, Argentina

From major cities

From the Closest Airport/Station

Park hours and timings

Accessibility

Accommodation

Buenos Aires

Via: Bus or Flight
Timings: Bus (18.5-20 hours), Flight (1.5 hours)
Cost: Bus (~ARS 4,000 - 6,000), Flight (~ARS 10,000 - 20,000)
Distance: Approximately 1,700 km

Rosario

Via: Bus
Timings: Around 16-18 hours
Cost: ~ARS 2,500 - 4,000
Distance: Approximately 1,200 km

Cataratas del Iguazu International Airport (IGR)

Via: Taxi or Private Transfer
Timings: 15 minutes
Cost: Taxi (~ARS 1,500 - 2,000)
Distance: Approximately 15 km

Puerto Iguazu Bus Terminal

Via: Bus (Rio Uruguay)
Timings: 20-30 minutes
Cost: ~ARS 1,100 (round trip)
Distance: Approximately 17 km

Blue parking sign at Iguazu Falls, Argentina.

Opening time: The park opens at 8am. The standard hours are from 8am to 6pm, with the last entry at 4pm
Recommended arrival: Arrive before opening time to avoid crowds.
Last entry: Do enter the park by 4pm to ensure they have enough time to explore before closing.
Train to Devil’s Throat: The last departure of the Ecological Jungle Train to Devil’s Throat is at 3:30pm.

Wheelchair pathway with accessibility sign in a nature trail setting.

Facilities: The park offers accessible facilities such as bathrooms and walkways. However, some trails may be challenging for those with mobility issues.
Devil’s Throat trail: This trail is considered easy and does not include stairs, making it accessible for most visitors.
Free entry: People with disabilities do not pay an entrance fee.
Assistance: The park provides assistance for visitors with disabilities, though it's advisable to contact them in advance to arrange specific accommodations.

A hotel room with warm lighting and white bedsheets

Luxury: Gran Melia Iguazu (Google Maps), Awasi Iguazú - Relais & Chateaux (Google Maps), Falls Iguazú Hotel & Spa (Google Maps)
Mid-range: Mercure Iguazu Hotel Iru (Google Maps), La Aldea de la Selva Lodge (Google Maps), El Pueblito Iguazu (Google Maps)
Budget: Hotel Lilian (Google Maps), Hosteria Los Helechos (Google Maps), Iguazu Inn Hostel (Google Maps)

Frequently asked questions and answers about Iguazu Falls Argentina

What makes the Argentine side of Iguazu Falls special?

The Argentine side of Iguazu Falls offers 80% of the waterfall system, with multiple walking trails that take you above, below, and even into the cascades. Unlike the panoramic views from Brazil, Argentina provides an immersive experience—walkways lead you to the edge of Devil’s Throat, and boat tours plunge you right under the falls.

What’s the best time to visit Iguazu Falls to avoid crowds?

Arrive right at opening time (8am) to enjoy the park before the crowds. The rainy season (April–June) sees fewer visitors, while the dry season (July–October) has clearer views. Peak crowds hit during holidays and weekends.

What’s the most thrilling way to experience Iguazu Falls?

The Gran Aventura boat tour takes you straight under the cascades, where you’ll be completely drenched. For a less intense adventure, walk the Lower Circuit, which gets you close enough to feel the spray.

Is the park wheelchair-friendly?

Yes, but not all trails are accessible. The Upper Circuit and Devil’s Throat walkway are wheelchair-friendly. The Lower Circuit has stairs and uneven terrain, making it more challenging for those with mobility issues.

Can I swim in Iguazu Falls?

No, swimming is not allowed due to strong currents and protected wildlife. The closest thing? The Gran Aventura boat tour, where you’ll get absolutely soaked!