Experience Iguassu Falls on this 3-day tour with accommodation in Puerto Iguazu. Admire this spectacular natural wonder on a full-day guided tour of both Iguazu National Park on the Argentina side and Iguacu National Park on the Brazil side. Between the two parks, you’ll see the best of the falls and have amazing photo opportunities. Learn about the nature and wildlife of the area surrounding the falls from your knowledgeable guide, and enjoy two nights of included accommodation, two breakfasts and transportation.
Straddling the border of Brazil and Argentina, 275 waterfalls make up the stunning Iguassu Falls – one of the world's most famous natural wonders. On this 3-day tour, stay in Puerto Iguazu, Argentina, and travel to both the Argentina and Brazil sides of the falls to explore its main attractions and see its best features.
During the tour, your guide will be on hand to tell you about the history of the falls, its natural features and the wildlife found in the area.
So the good news first: The Falls are AMAZING. More incredible than I imagined and worth going to and they are so incredible, that Ill probably go again one day. The guides from this tour were nice, punctual, and took care of us well overall.
Review by: Nur Hafizah I, March 2017
They were accommodating to our needs as we were changing hotels during our 4 days stay in Iguassu. _br/_ The tour could have been more informative if the tour guide followed us throughout our journey but because the place was crowded, it was not feasible for tour guides to be personal with the group.
Review by: Michael B, January 2017
The falls themselves are fantastic and not to be missed. The issue is the hotel. If you book this tour, under no circumstances allow them to put you in Hotel tropical. They claim this a 3 star hotel. It is absolutely not. Each room has a sliding door but they are all broken, which means anyone can come into your room. They do not have safes that work. There is mold on the walls and the paint is peeling. The management is nice, but they don't care. When we went on the tour of the falls, the guides gave little information. They just let us walk on our own - we could have explored the falls on our own or at least gone with a different tour operator. The tour is run by Grey Line Argentina but they do a poor job with whomever they subcontract with. I had a similarly bad experience with Grey Line on a day trip to Nicaragua. Very disorganized poor company.
Review by: Frank M, February 2016
Great! A must do tour.
Review by: Michael K, February 2014
Tour operation was very good also the price is reasonable.
Review by: Jenny D, December 2013
This was well worth the time. We viewed the falls from both the Argentinian and Brazillian side and I'm pleased we did as both are different. On the Argentinan side, you walk to view different sections of the falls, on the Brazillian you get more panoramic views. The tour guides spoke in Spanish and English and both had great English. We stayed at the Hotel Saint George, which is centrally located in Iguazu itself and across the road from some great restaurants. The hotel was, however, very old and tired and surprised us a bit. Another option often offered by tour operators is the Sheraton. This is right down by the falls but is quite isolated. The only other surprise (apart from the hotel) was that we needed cash, over and above the tour price, to get into the falls. On the Argentinian side you have to have 170 Argentinian Pesos per person and in Pesos. Then on the Brazillian side you need another 180 Argentinian pesos (but you can pay in Brazilian Reals, US$ or with credit card). We flew LAN and allowed 6 hours when we landed back in Buenos Aires to get from the domestic airport to the international airport. It was Sunday afternoon and this journey only took about 45 minutes (and about 45 minutes messing around at the domestic terminal getting our bags and organize the taxi). I'm guessing the same trip during rush hour traffic might have taken 2 hours but I think 6 hours had enough of a cushion built in. Overall, really pleased we went.
Review by: Paige C, July 2013
Our first tour guide Carlos was awesome, he handled the Argentinean side. Our second tour guide for Brazil, Graciela, was not as good. Her English was hard to understand a times. Regarding the hotel, we stayed at the 4 star Orquideas Palace Hotel, in Puerto Iguazu and while the food was excellent, the hotel has an indoor/outdoor design so there were a lot of bugs, including a huge spider in the shower. The falls were amazing and the tour was well organized. They were even there to pick us up at the right time after our flight from Buenos Aires was delayed 3.5 hours and we didn't have internet access to let them know directly.
Review by: Bruno S, April 2013
We enjoyed the tour and it was well organized, the only criticism is that the tour is not operated by a single operator but three different ones. One for airport transfers, one for the argentinian side of the falls and another for the brazilian. It appears that all three operators don't communicate, so they're unclear about arrangements with other tour operators however all times in the voucher were met.
Review by: GEORGE H, March 2013
Amazing! Picked up and dropped off at airport and in between was great. Breathtaking scenery. Trek guide was lovely. Hotel and staff lovely.
Review by: Etienne A J, October 2012
Experience was great. Flight was delayed from Buenos Aires by 4 hours, yet the staff ensured still that I was picked up from airport and still made arrangement so that I could still experience the Brazillian side as scheduled. Staff was helful, friendly and knowledgable.
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