6 days · Iguazu · Argentina
Misiones province: the waterfalls, the rainforest, and the Jesuit missions in the middle of it.
Discover the best of Iguazú in this multi-day adventure that combines nature, culture, and history. Walk the trails on the Argentine side of Iguazú Falls, take the panorama from Brazil, and add the Guira Oga Wildlife Refuge, La Aripuca and the Triple Frontier Landmark. Complete the journey exploring the Wanda Mines and the UNESCO-listed San Ignacio Ruins. Landscape and history, both of them in Misiones.
- Length
- 6 days
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Guide
- Spanish / English
- Departs
- every day
Itinerary
Day by day
-
Day 1
Day 1: Optional Airport Transportation - Iguazú Airport (Argentina) to Hotels in Puerto Iguazú or Vice Versa
- Enjoy a comfortable and stress-free private transfer between Cataratas del Iguazú International Airport (IGR) and your hotel in Puerto Iguazú. Whether you are arriving or departing, this exclusive door-to-door service is the most convenient option for couples, families, or small groups.
-
Day 2
Day 2: Brazilian Side of Iguazú Falls: Panoramic Experience from Puerto Iguazú
- See the falls from the Brazilian side, which is where the panorama is. The trail looks across the waterfalls and the Devil's Throat. Walk along scenic pathways directly in front of the falls and capture the photo you’ve been waiting for.
-
Day 3
Day 3: Full Day Iguazu Falls Tours - Argentinian Side
- Located in the northeastern corner of Argentina, Puerto Iguazú is the entryway to the Iguazú Falls. Visitors can explore the Iguazú National Park, walk along scenic trails, or take a boat tour to get up close to the thundering cascades.
-
Day 4
Day 4: San Ignacio Ruins & Wanda Mines: Full-Day Tour from Puerto Iguazú
- Embark on a full-day excursion across the province of Misiones and discover two of its most fascinating treasures. Explore the semi-precious stone mines of Wanda, where quartz, amethysts, agates, and topaz are found in their natural form, and visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of San Ignacio Miní, one of the most impressive Jesuit ruins in South America. This cultural journey through history, nature, and local industry is perfect for curious travelers of all ages.
-
Day 5
Day 5: Best of Iguazu One Day City Tour
- This guided afternoon tour takes you to three meaningful and culturally rich sites in Puerto Iguazú. Visit the Guira Oga Wildlife Refuge, dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of native jungle animals; explore La Aripuca, an eco-tourism project built with rescued wood from the Misiones rainforest; and end at the Triple Frontier Landmark, where Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay meet. A well-rounded tour combining nature, conservation, history, and scenery.
-
Day 6
Day 6: Optional Airport Transportation - Iguazú Airport (Argentina) to Hotels in Puerto Iguazú or Vice Versa
- Enjoy a comfortable and stress-free private transfer between Cataratas del Iguazú International Airport (IGR) and your hotel in Puerto Iguazú. Whether you are arriving or departing, this exclusive door-to-door service is the most convenient option for couples, families, or small groups.
What's included
- ✓ Professional tour guide
- ✓ Round-trip transportation. Hotel pick-up time: approximately between 7:00 AM and 8:10 AM.
- ✓ Pick-up service included from hotels located within the designated pick-up area in Puerto Iguazú. If your accommodation is outside this area, a nearby meeting point will be assigned.
Not included
- — Entrance fee to Iguazú National Park (must be paid in Argentine pesos and/or by debit or credit card)
- — Entrance ticket to the Brazilian National Park
- — Additional excursions (if not booked in advance).
- — Entry tickets to Guira Oga and La Aripuca
- — Entrance fees to Wanda Mines and San Ignacio Ruins
- — Photos or video recordings
- — Airport Transportation
- — Beverage and food
- — Personal travel insurance
- — Gratuities
What to bring
- Booking confirmation (printed or digital)
- National ID or passport (mandatory for park entry)
- Valid passport or ID with migration eligibility for Brazil
- If it rains, or if you want to stay dry during the Lower Circuit or the Gran Aventura boat ride, bring a rain poncho or jacket. We recommend full-body ponchos with tight cuffs if possible.
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sunglasses and sunscreen
- Camera or smartphone for photos
- Cash or card for park fees and extras
- Apply insect repellent.
- Water bottle
Know before you go
- The tour dates depend on the supplier's availability. Once you complete the payment for the package, you will receive the final itinerary by email.
- The number of hotel nights is included, and transportation can be selected as an additional service.
- The exact pick-up time will be confirmed one day prior to the transfer
- If you are traveling with children, oversized luggage, or have special requests, let us know in advance
- If it's a sunny day, it's best to start early with the Garganta del Diablo Circuit, followed by the Upper Circuit, or vice versa. Around midday – peak sun hours – we stop for lunch, and then continue the visit with the Lower Circuit
- If you carry food in your backpack, do not take it out in areas where coatis may be present. These animals might seem friendly, but they can become aggressive if they don’t get food. They’ve grown accustomed to being fed by visitors, so please respect park rules and refrain from feeding the wildlife.
- There are various food options inside the park — you can choose where to eat.
- At the park entrance, baby strollers are available for rent (for children up to 3 years old only).
- For the Brazilian side of the Falls:
- A valid passport or national ID is mandatory, and customs processes apply. Argentine citizens clear Argentine customs only; foreign passengers clear customs in both Argentina and Brazil.
- Border delays may occur due to customs processing.
- If you have a departing flight on the same day as the tour, your booking will only be confirmed if your flight departs after 7:00 p.m. from Puerto Iguazú airport.
Meeting point
Puerto Iguazu
Frequently asked
How much does it cost?
US$621 per group. The price on the card is the whole price.
How long does it take?
6 days.
What's included?
Professional tour guide, Round-trip transportation. Hotel pick-up time: approximately between 7:00 AM and 8:10 AM., Pick-up service included from hotels located within the designated pick-up area in Puerto Iguazú. If your accommodation is outside this area, a nearby meeting point will be assigned..
What's not included?
Entrance fee to Iguazú National Park (must be paid in Argentine pesos and/or by debit or credit card), Entrance ticket to the Brazilian National Park, Additional excursions (if not booked in advance)., Entry tickets to Guira Oga and La Aripuca, Entrance fees to Wanda Mines and San Ignacio Ruins, Photos or video recordings, and more.
Keep exploring
