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3-Day Iguazu Falls Tour from Puerto Iguazu, Shared Service, 2 Nights Hotel and Breakfast
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Puerto IguazuThis three-day package is built around Puerto Iguazu and run as a shared service. It includes two nights of accommodation, breakfast, a bilingual guide in English and Spanish, and the tours and transfers in the itinerary, including the airport transfers to and from either Puerto Iguazu Airport or Foz do Iguacu Airport. Day one is arrival and a free afternoon. Day two is a full day on the Argentine side: an ecological train to the Devil's Throat, then the Lower Circuit into the forest and the Upper Circuit with its elevated walkways over the drop line of several falls. Day three is a half-day on the Brazilian side, with a half-mile viewing walkway ending at Floriano Fall and its heavy mist. Both park entrance fees are not included, nor are flights, optional tours, tips and the Misiones tourist tax, which is paid in cash at the accommodation. To see the Brazilian side you must arrive before noon or fly out at 4:30 PM or later. Visitors from Australia, Canada, the United States and Japan need a visa for Brazil. Public access to the Devil's Throat circuit is paused for El Nino safety reasons. Up to 15 travelers per booking.
What's included
- Breakfast
- Bilingual guide (English and Spanish)
- Accommodation for 2 nights in Puerto Iguazu
- Tours & transfers mentioned in the itinerary (shared service)
Itinerary
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Welcome to Iguazu! Upon arrival to Puerto Iguazu (Puerto…
On arrival in Puerto Iguazu (Puerto Iguazu Airport on the Argentine side or Foz do Iguacu Airport on the Brazilian side) a shared transfer takes you to your hotel. Bring comfortable clothes and shoes, insect repellent, sunhat, sunscreen, sunglasses, a small towel, a raincoat and a light backpack for tours. If you carry food in the backpack, do not take it out where coatis may be around.
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Puerto Iguazu
The rest of the day is free. Puerto Iguazu is a small, relaxed town and the gateway to the falls, which were recently named one of the New Seven Natural Wonders.
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Parque Nacional Iguazu
After breakfast you are picked up at your lodging for a full-day shared tour of the Argentine side. You see the jungle and have close views of this stretch of the Iguazu River. At the park you show your entrance ticket (entrance fee not included).
Extra fee
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Garganta del Diablo
Inside the park an ecological train takes you to the Devil's Throat, the main one of the 275 falls in the Iguazu system. When the train to the Devil's Throat is crowded, you first go to quieter places.
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Iguazu Falls
Your guide shows the best views on the lower and upper trails. The Lower Circuit leads into the forest to the heart of the falls. The Upper Circuit gives panoramas from the top, and its elevated walkways cross the drop line of several of the main falls, up to their edge. You return to the hotel in the afternoon. A boat tour is recommended as an upgrade: it gets you close to the falls and under their spray. To add it, write it in the Special Requirements box when booking and you will get a quote.
Extra fee
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Parque Nacional do Iguacu
After breakfast you are picked up at your lodging for a half-day shared tour of the Brazilian side with panoramic views. At the national park your guide helps you buy the entrance tickets (not included), then you board a bus to the viewing walkways.
Extra fee
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Iguazu Falls
After a short briefing you walk the half-mile viewing walkway with panoramic views of the front of the falls. At the end of the circuit you reach Floriano Fall and get sprayed by its mist. A boat tour can be added as an upgrade, quoted through the Special Requirements box when booking. To fit it in, your flight should leave at 7:30 PM or later.
Extra fee
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Afterwards
A shared transfer then takes you to the airport (Puerto Iguazu Airport or Foz do Iguacu Airport). To visit the Brazilian side, passengers must arrive before 12 PM or book a departure flight at 4:30 PM or later. Meeting Brazil's entry requirements and carrying the right travel documents is the traveler's responsibility. Extra nights or tours can be quoted if you ask in advance in the Special Requirements box.
Not included
- International or Domestic Flights
- Optional tours & Tips
- Iguazu National Park Argentina entrance fee
- Entrance fee to National Park (Brazil Side)
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- Tourist tax for Misiones not included. It must be paid in cash at the accommodation. Price per day per person
Good to know
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- IMPORTANT: Passport name, number, nationality and date of birth are required at time of booking for all participants
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- Hotel accommodation categories are based on service and comfort standards, not star ratings
- All special requirements must be advised at the time of booking. Extra tours and extra nights can be added to the original itinerary when requested in advance
- “Infant (free of charge): No seat included. The infant will travel on an adult’s lap. Crib/bassinet upon request, subject to availability.”
- The schedules and the order of the visited attractions may vary, according to amount of people inside the park, traffic, etc.
- To travel to Brazil, a Visa is required for citizens of Australia, Canada, the United States, and Japan.
- To enter Argentina, travellers must present a valid medical insurance that provides comprehensive coverage for the entire duration of your stay; a return ticket or proof of onward travel out of Argentina; and accommodation booking or the address of the place where you will be staying.
- When booking on an odd-numbered basis, rooms will be confirmed as double and triple rooms.
- If you wish to request single rooms, you can add this in the "special requests" box and will incur additional charges.
- IMPORTANT: In order to visit the Brazilian side of the falls, passengers must arrive before 12 p.m. OR book a departure flight with departure at 4:30 p.m. or later.
- Due to preventive safety protocols associated with seasonal El Niño weather patterns, public access to the Devil’s Throat circuit has been temporarily paused to safeguard park infrastructure. The majority of Iguazú National Park remains open, safe, and fully operational.
- Up to 15 travelers per booking.
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Guiding available in: en, es.
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