Travel Guide to Devil's Throat

Getting There

• Walking

  Once you are in Iguazu Falls National Park, head towards the main entrance of the park. After entering, you will need to take the 'Circuito Inferior' (Lower Circuit) trail. Follow the signs directing you towards 'Garganta del Diablo' (Devil's Throat). This will involve a walk of approximately 1.5 kilometers. The path is well-marked and takes you through beautiful viewpoints along the way. Ensure to wear comfortable shoes and bring water, as it can get quite hot and humid.

• Train

  After walking through the park entrance, you will reach the Central Station where you can catch the Ecological Train. Board the train that takes you directly to the 'Garganta del Diablo' station. The train ride will take about 15 minutes. Make sure to check the train schedule upon arrival at the Central Station to plan your visit accordingly.

• Boat Tour

  For an adventurous experience, consider joining a boat tour that takes you closer to the falls before reaching Devil's Throat. You can find these tours at the park entrance near the visitor center. Prices for boat tours vary, typically around 200-300 Argentine Pesos. Note that this is an optional activity and may require advance booking during peak tourist seasons.

• Guided Tour

  If you prefer a more structured visit, you can join a guided tour offered by various operators outside the park entrance. These tours often include transportation, a guide, and entry fees. Prices for these tours generally range from 1,500 to 3,000 Argentine Pesos depending on the inclusions and the duration of the tour. It’s a great way to ensure you don’t miss any highlights along the way.