Iguazu Falls Tours

Yes, our Iguazu Falls tours often encompass experiences on both the Argentine and Brazilian sides, offering unique perspectives and enchanting views from various vantage points. Each side offers a distinct experience, and combining them provides a comprehensive exploration of this spectacular natural wonder.

Iguazu Falls is a mesmerizing destination year-round. However, many visitors prefer the months of May to September when the weather is cooler and less humid. The waterfall's flow varies throughout the year, with larger volumes typically seen from December to February, which coincides with the region's warmer and more humid summer season.

Our tours are designed to be accessible to most visitors and typically include a mix of walking trails and viewing platforms to accommodate varying physical abilities. There are opportunities for more strenuous activities, such as boat rides and jungle treks, which can be adjusted or omitted based on preferences and abilities.

Absolutely! Iguazu Falls is a wonder that captivates all ages. Our tours can be tailored to accommodate families, ensuring activities, and itineraries are suitable for children and adults alike, providing an enchanting and educational experience for all.

Yes, we can customize the tour according to your interests and preferences, whether you wish to focus on photography, wildlife, or perhaps include additional activities such as a boat tour under the falls or a visit to nearby attractions. Our team is dedicated to crafting an itinerary that aligns with your desires for exploration and adventure. Embark on a journey through the lush landscapes and misty cascades of Iguazu Falls, where every moment unfolds to reveal nature’s magnificent power and beauty, crafting memories that linger long after the echo of the falling water fades away.

The amount of time you need to visit each side of Iguazu Falls depends on the type of visit you want to have. A quick visit: If you're looking to see the main highlights of the falls and only have a short time to spend, you can plan to spend around 2-3 hours on the Argentine side and 2-3 hours on the Brazilian side of the falls. A more in-depth visit: If you want to take your time to explore the falls and take in more activities, you should plan to spend around 4-6 hours on the Argentine side and 2-3 hours on the Brazilian side. This would include taking a boat ride to the base of the falls, seeing the Devil's Throat, and visiting the Itaipu Dam on the Argentine side, and taking the panoramic train on the Brazilian side. A full-day visit: If you want to fully experience the falls and take in all the activities on offer, you should plan to spend a full day on the Argentine side and a half day on the Brazilian side. This would include taking a boat ride to the base of the falls, seeing the Devil's Throat, visiting the Itaipu Dam, and taking a Macuco Safari on the Argentine side, and taking the panoramic train, visiting the upper and lower circuit on the Brazilian side. Keep in mind that visiting both sides of the falls requires crossing the border, and it could take some time depending on the immigration procedures.