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Private Iguazu Falls Day Tour from Hotel Pickup, Argentine Walkways, Optional Boat
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Puerto IguazuA private guide and an air-conditioned vehicle carry the day, which begins at the hotel and lasts about seven hours. The guide speaks English, Spanish or Portuguese. In Iguacu National Park on the Argentine side, an eco-friendly train runs to the Devil's Gorge station and a 1.2 km walkway leads toward the sound and spray of the falls. The Upper Circuit is a 2 km flat trail with viewpoints, and birds and butterflies live along it. On the Brazilian side a licensed tour vehicle is allowed into the park, so the group avoids the queue, and a 1.8 km walk gives panoramic views of the more than 275 falls and the best viewpoint over the Devil's Gorge. A boat ride to the heart of the waterfalls is optional and paid separately. Parking is included. Argentine and Brazilian park tickets, the tourist eco fee and the boat tour are not included, and travelers from the United States, Australia or Canada need an e-visa for Brazil. The tour is wheelchair accessible and takes up to 15 travelers.
What's included
- Parking
- Private English/Spanish/Portuguese guide
- Private vehicle with air conditioning
Itinerary
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Cataratas del Iguazu - Lado Argentino
The Argentine falls come first. The guide collects guests at the hotel early in the morning. In Iguacu National Park the group boards the eco-friendly train to the Devil's Gorge station, then follows a 1.2 km walkway as the sound of the water grows, ending with the falls a few meters away and a cooling spray. The Upper Circuit follows: a flat 2 km trail with viewpoints, birds, butterflies and thick vegetation. A private guide is with the group all day.
Extra fee
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Iguazu Falls
On the Brazilian side the licensed tour vehicle gives priority entry to the park, with no queues or waiting. A 1.8 km walk offers the best panorama of the more than 275 falls and a new view at every step, and the best viewpoint over the Devil's Gorge, where sound and spray fill the air. An optional boat ride takes guests to the heart of the waterfalls, and they should expect to get wet.
Extra fee
Not included
- Argentine cataract tickets U$ 35
- Brazilian cataract tickets U$ 25
- Tourist eco fee U$2
- Boat tours
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- Countries like United States, Australia, Canada need E-Visa to Brazil
Good to know
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
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- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Up to 15 travelers per booking.
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Guiding available in: pt, en, es.
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