Private Iguazu Falls Day Tour with Air-Conditioned Transport and Border Corridor

The itinerary is designed around the group, and the order of the parks can change with border traffic, weather and park operations. Private air-conditioned transportation picks guests up at hotels in Foz do Iguacu or Puerto Iguazu, including Foz do Iguacu Airport, and a licensed local guide handles the border crossing, including the designated tourist corridor in Argentina. On the Argentine side, rainforest trails and elevated walkways lead close to the water, and depending on what is open the day may include the Upper Circuit and access toward the Devil's Throat. The Brazilian side is a walkway of about 1.5 km through the Atlantic Forest that ends facing the Devil's Throat, where the mist and sound of the falls are strong. The guide talks about the falls, the forest and wildlife along the route. Entrance tickets for both national parks, food and drinks, the optional boat experience, an airport pickup by Argentine taxi and the Puerto Iguazu eco-tourism fee are not included. Original travel documents are required at the border. The tour takes eight hours and up to 30 travelers.