Iguazu Falls Argentine Side with Border Formalities Handled and Ecological Train

The border paperwork is the operator's job on this Argentine-side visit to Iguazu Falls, which leaves the group free to concentrate on the park. The Argentine side has more trails than the Brazilian one and brings visitors closer to the falls, and an expert guide walks the main circuits with the group through the jungle, where the region's wildlife shows up along the way. The trip is planned in advance, with tips to make the most of the time and avoid waste. On arrival at the Argentine park, an ecological train is the first ride. After that visitors can take all the trails available, and anyone with physical limitations can go at an easier pace and choose what to walk. Each stop opens panoramic views and new angles on the falls, and the Devil's Gorge, the Garganta del Diablo, is the most iconic and exciting spot of the park.