Iguazu Falls: A Natural Wonder
Experience the awe-inspiring power and beauty of Iguazu Falls, a natural wonder on the Argentina-Brazil border. Explore diverse trails and thrilling adventures.
Iguazu Falls, a mesmerizing collection of 275 waterfalls, straddles the border between Argentina and Brazil, offering an immersive experience in the heart of South America's subtropical rainforest. The Argentine side allows you to walk amidst the cascades, offering unparalleled proximity to this awe-inspiring natural spectacle.
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- Misiones Province, AR
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Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Iguazu Falls.
- Purchase park entrance tickets online in advance to avoid lines, especially during peak season.
- Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking and bring rain gear or a waterproof jacket, as you're guaranteed to get wet.
- Bring Argentine pesos for park entrance, as cash payments are preferred, though credit cards are also accepted.
- Revalidate your ticket upon exit for a 50% discount on a second consecutive day visiting the park.
- Pack snacks and water, as food and drinks inside the park can be expensive.
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Getting There
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Public Transport
From Puerto Iguazú, the most convenient way to reach Iguazu Falls is by taking the Río Uruguay bus. The bus departs from the Puerto Iguazú bus terminal (Terminal de Ómnibus) at Platform 10, with services running every 15-20 minutes from 7:30 AM. Look for buses signposted 'Cataratas'. A one-way ticket costs approximately ARS 5,500. The journey takes around 25 minutes, dropping you off directly at the entrance to Iguazu National Park.
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Taxi
Taxis are readily available in Puerto Iguazú and offer a direct route to Iguazu Falls. A taxi from the town center to the park entrance typically costs around ARS 18,000. Negotiate the price beforehand. The journey takes approximately 20 minutes. Taxis can also be hired from the airport to the falls for roughly the same price.
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Driving
If driving from Puerto Iguazú, take Av. Victoria Aguirre, then RN12, followed by RN101, and finally the Access to the Falls. Parking is available at the Iguazu National Park for a daily fee: ARS 6,000 for automobiles. Be aware that there may be tolls on the highways leading to Puerto Iguazú. While there are no tolls on the immediate final approach, routes from further afield may include them.
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