Travel Guide to Iguazu Falls

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving to Iguazu Falls within Iguazu National Park, ensure that you have your park entrance ticket ready. From the main entrance, follow the signs towards the 'Cataratas' (falls) area. The road will lead you directly to the parking lot near the visitor center. From there, you can either walk or take the park's ecological train to various viewpoints of the falls. Be aware that parking incurs a fee, generally around 500 ARS (Argentine pesos) for the day.

• Public Transportation (Bus)

  If using public transportation, locate the bus stop for the local service that operates between Puerto Iguazu and the national park. Buses frequently run and take approximately 30 minutes to reach the park entrance. The fare is typically around 80 ARS. Once you arrive at the park entrance, purchase your entry ticket, which costs about 800 ARS for adults. After entering, you can take the ecological train or walk to the falls.

• Park Train

  Once inside Iguazu National Park, you can board the ecological train at the Central Station. The train will take you to the various trails leading to the falls, including the 'Devil's Throat' and other viewpoints. The train is included in your park entry fee, so there are no additional costs. Make sure to check the train schedule upon arrival to minimize wait times.

• Walking

  If you prefer to enjoy the scenery at a leisurely pace, you can walk along the designated trails from the visitor center to the various viewpoints of Iguazu Falls. The trails are well-marked and provide stunning views of the falls and surrounding rainforest. Ensure you wear comfortable walking shoes, as some paths may be uneven or wet.