Private Iguazu Falls Argentine Side Day Tour with Optional 4x4 and Boat Safari

This is a private tour, planned so that time at the falls is used well. Visiting the Argentine side takes a little longer than the Brazilian one, because the park can be crossed entirely on foot or partly by train. Two routes lead to the falls: the Ecological Train and the Green Trail. The guide helps choose the best option, and the day then follows three circuits plus a train ride: the Devil's Throat, the Upper Trail and the Lower Trail. A guide stays with the group all day from the park entrance. Visitors must buy the park entry fee online, and only online. An optional Safari 4x4 and boat ride to the falls can be added on request and paid locally. It lasts 2 hours and seats are limited, so the operator asks to be told in advance. The train is a rail vehicle with open, wheelchair-accessible wagons for up to 250 passengers. It runs from the Central station to the Cataratas station, where everyone gets off and continues on the circuits that are open. Along the walk there is vegetation, birds, coatis and monkeys. The Devil's Throat circuit on the Argentine side is closed until further notice for repairs after an extraordinary flood, so the Devil's Throat is seen from the Brazilian side and from the Bela Vista viewpoint on the Lower Circuit.