Private 2-Day Iguazu Falls Tour with Fast Border Lane and Bilingual Guide

The Brazilian side takes a few hours in the morning and works as a half-day visit. One marked trail passes several viewpoints and ends at the Devil's Throat walkway, which is covered by the standard park ticket. A glass elevator then lifts you to an upper deck for a last look. The Argentine side takes most of another day, about four to six hours depending on pace, and has three parts. The Ecological Jungle Train runs through the forest and along the river to the Devil's Throat station, where a flat, accessible catwalk leads to balconies at the edge of the tallest falls. The Upper Trail gives panoramas from above. The Lower Circuit is a network of elevated walkways through the jungle that gets you closer to the base of the waterfalls. The private air-conditioned vehicle uses a fast lane at border control, and the bilingual guide helps with immigration and speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese. Park tickets, the Argentine tourist tax, airport pickup at Foz and the Brazilian e-visa for Americans, Australians and Canadians are not included. A boat ride can be added.