Argentina · IGUAZU FALLS
Two countries, two very different days, and a boat trip that soaks you to the skin. These 15 split by side, by length and by whether the Devil’s Throat walkway is included, with prices, pickup points and how much of each day goes on the minibus.
Full-day Iguazu Falls tour from Foz do Iguaçu or Puerto Iguazú, hitting Argentina’s Devil’s Throat and Brazil’s views, with hotel pickup.
“Very good. The guide was very nice and kind. He used his knowledge to avoid the line”
A full Argentine-side Iguazu day with train to Devil’s Throat, choice of circuits, a soak-in-boat ride, and safari truck views.
“It’s a great tour! We loved seeing the waterfalls and going on the boat ride under the waterfalls. Absolutely amazing. There was a considerable amount of walking to get to the Devil’s Throat, but it was well worth it. Our guide, Marcelo, did a great job of getting us through the park, buying tickets and taking care of us. We were picked up and dropped off from our hotel in a timely fashion.I’d do this tour again.”
A hands-on Argentine dinner in Puerto Iguazú with Malbec cocktail making, empanada folding tips, 3 wine pairings, and mate ritual.
“We were in Argentina for 8 days (3 cities) and this was one of our favorite experiences! The food was delicious (which is important with this price point) and the wine/drinks were unlimited. We loved the interactive bits that were interspersed throughout the dinner. It was very engaging and helped to facilitate conversation with people around you. The experience caters to multiple languages and tries to facilitate interaction with you and people who are not in your party. We really enjoyed meeting everyone! Bruno and Alvaro were wonderful hosts and made the experiences great!”
12-hour Iguazu Falls tour with Gran Aventura boat rides, jungle 4x4, and trails to Inferior and Devil’s Throat. Wet, wild, worth it.
“Pick up was prompt. Sergio (our guide) was nice, informative and also funny. He gave us information right before each activity. The boat ride was the highlight of our trip. The whole experience was amazing!”
Private full-day Iguazu Falls tour from Buenos Aires with reserved entry, park train access to Devil’s Throat, and optional navigation.
“This tour was excellent…the best way to see the Falls if you are in Buenos Aires and you only have one day. Our guide, Carlos was great as were our drivers in Iguazu and Buenos Aires. We saw everything on the Argentina side. Highly recommended!!!”
Full-day Argentina side tour from Puerto Iguazu. Walk all Iguazu Falls circuits, ride the ecological train, and face Devil’s Throat.
“Speechless! 100 times better than Niagara Falls. Very easy to walk around. On the day I booked the additional boat trip to get close to the falls and I didn't regret it. Make sure you take a towel and note you'll get extremely wet so take flip flops to change into for the boat trip. There is a lot of walking but the waterfalls are massive. Plenty of time given for slow walkers.”
Guided Argentinian Iguazú Falls day trip from Foz do Iguaçu with Devil’s Throat walks and the included Great Adventure boat ride.
“Good English speaking guide in Javier. Knows a lot about the area.”
Day trip from Puerto Iguazu to Brazil for Iguazu Falls viewpoints and a Bird Park visit, guided in English and Spanish with round-trip transport.
“The trip was good, and they have really nice guides, but I waited 50 minutes from the pickup time they gave me until they showed up. The day before for another tour with the same company I waited 40 minutes.”
Full-day tour from Puerto Iguazu to Iguazu Falls’ Argentine side, with Devil’s Throat views, rainforest train, and flexible park circuits.
“This park was amazing! Definitely one of the most incredible places I’ve been. The guide did a good job and was also humorous. I liked that there were multiple options to eat for lunch.”
Small-group Argentina side Iguazu Falls from Puerto Iguazu with park tickets, guided upper and lower walks, and train to Devil’s Throat.
“Expensive Coach coordinator just left us high and dry and we had to search for her”
From Foz do Iguaçu to Argentina's Iguazu Falls: jungle hike, boat ride under the falls, and Devil's Throat deck views with hotel pickup.
“Iguazu falls has been a highlight of our trip. The boat ride was incredible, well worth it. Our guide Mauricio did an amazing job. He had great knowledge of the park and we feel we got the most out of our day. Thanks again. Highly recommended!”
Shared trip from Puerto Iguazu to the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls for panoramas, jungle trails, and guide-led border crossing.
“it was an excellent trip, we opted for the helicopter ride, fantastic and afterwards our guide took us to the main viewing points. it was a very special day and very well organised. 100% recommended, and not expensive (except for the helicopter ride which was good value for money anyway.”
Argentine Iguazu Falls day trip from Puerto Iguazu with trails, footbridge views, jungle safari, and a boat ride through the falls.
“DO NOT USE THIS TOUR - the drive did not show up at my hostel after payment and confirmation. Its been 2 days and I still haven't heard anything from the company and am waiting for a refund. You can do everything offered in this tour for far cheaper at the park, book travel with Río Uruguay on the day and book the Grand Adventure at the park to save £40 and avoid giving money to these scammers.”
Two days covering both sides of Iguazu Falls, with guided Argentina and Brazil tours plus Puerto Iguazu airport and hotel transfers.
“We did it on the 29th of Dec. We had only one day to spend so we decided to book this tour. Honestly worth it,both guides were good but the girl at the Argentinean side was amazing.”
A two-day Iguazú Falls tour that hits both Argentina and Brazil, including Devil’s Throat catwalks and Brazilian views, with hotel transfers.
“The falls were sensational especially on the Brazilian side. Our guide Marco was entertaining, informative and friendly and assisted with crossing borders and passport control. For that we give 4 stars. As for communication we give it 1 star. The booking is made through Viator, handed off to Grayline and in turn to the local operator Cuenca. They send you endless emails asking for the same information and then they cease to exist when you are waiting for confirmed pickup times . They leave you totally in the dark and if you try to contact them by phone , there is no answer, forget email and the only method of…”
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