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Private Iguazu Falls Day Trip with Park Pass, Border Priority Lane and Eco Train
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Foz do IguacuThis private day trip is built around skipping lines. The vehicle holds a special pass inside the Brazilian national park, so guests avoid the queue for the concessionaire's double-decker bus. At the Argentine border there is a priority lane for tourism traffic. On the Argentine side the plan runs through the park's eco train, a 2.2 km flat footbridge to the Devil's Throat, the 2 km Upper Circuit with a view of the hidden San Martin waterfall and the 2.5 km Lower Circuit, with a break for lunch or coffee between circuits. Total walking is 5 to 8 km and guests can skip any trail. The Brazilian side takes 1.5 to 2 hours and ends with a food court and the Porto Canoas restaurant. Private transport, a licensed guide, an air-conditioned vehicle, border assistance and parking fees are included. Park entrances, the Puerto Iguazu eco city tax and the optional safari and boat ride, which adds two hours, are not. Airport transfers can be added if the arrival or departure falls on the tour day. Guiding is in English or Spanish, for up to 15 travelers.
What's included
- Private transportation
- Professional licensed tour guide
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- General assistance at the border control
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- Parking Fees
Itinerary
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Iguazu Falls
1. Transfer to the front gate of Iguazu National Park. 2. Eco train from Central Station to Devil's Throat Station, 20 minutes. 3. Walk the flat Devil's Throat footbridge, 2.2 km round trip. 4. Eco train on to Cataratas Station, then the next circuit. 5. Upper Circuit, 2 km and flat, with a view of the hidden San Martin waterfall. 6. Stop for lunch, a snack or coffee between circuits. 7. Lower Circuit, 2.5 km with steps, partly flat, with a distant view of the Devil's Throat. 8. Stairs or a ramp lead 800 meters back to Cataratas Station. 9. Eco train to Central Station or a 600 meter walk. Walking distance is 5 to 8 km and no trail is compulsory.
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Iguazu Falls
Brazilian side. 1. Transfer into Iguacu National Park through the subtropical rainforest. 2. Walk with panoramic views of the falls facing Argentina, which get better the further you go. 3. The main platform over the Iguassu River puts you among the waterfalls and ends at the Devil's Throat. 4. The way back uses the panoramic glass elevator. 5. A viewpoint at the top shows most of the falls and the upper river. 6. The food court and Porto Canoas restaurant serve lunch with a view. Walking is 2 km and the visit lasts 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on photo stops.
Extra fee
Not included
- Iguacu National Park (Brazil)
- ADD-ON: Safari & Boat ride to the falls (Argetnina or Brazil side) extra duration of 02 hours
- Iguazu Falls (Argentina side)
- Eco city tax (Argentinean city of Puerto Iguazu), Iguazu Falls
Good to know
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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- Up to 15 travelers per booking.
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Guiding available in: en, es.
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