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Iguazu Falls - Argentine side / 3 Days Itinerary

DAY 1: IGUAZU
Puerto Iguazú is famous for its very impressivewaterfalls, which are situated on the border of Braziland Argentina. The waterfalls are the widest of theworld, with up to 160 to 260 (depending on the waterlevel, which can vary) big and small waterfalls with atotal width of 2.700 meters. If you are standing on thebanks of the river crossing of the Paraná and IguazúRivers, you can even see the coastlines of Brazil andParaguay and, if you have enough time, you may evenvisit these two countries by boat!

At arrival at the airport of Iguazú you will be brought toyour hotel in Iguazú.

DAY 2: IGUAZU / ARGENTINE SIDE OF THE FALLS
Experience the imposing views and sounds of thewaterfalls, located in the midst of 890 square miles ofnature reserve. The National Park has easily walkablefootpaths which will give you spectacular views of thenumerous waterfalls. Via the Upper and Lower Circuit,you will have on a nice walk along the waterfalls and asyour last stop the spectacular Devil´s Throat Waterfall.

Marvel at the mesmerizing water flow; a spectacular sight!

DAY 3: IGUAZU - BRAZILIAN SIDE OF THE FALLS
With a professional guide, you’ll cross the Juan D. Perón and Tancredo Neves Bridge connecting Puerto Iguazú (Argentina) and Foz do Iguaçú (Brazil). Traveling along Las Cataratas Avenue, you’ll reach Foz do Iguaçú National Park, one of Brazil’s largest flora reserves. From the Brazilian side, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of San Martín Island and the stunning Bozzeti, Two Sisters, San Martín, and Three Musketeers waterfalls.

Visiting Iguazú is an unforgettable experience where nature reveals its true power and beauty. Stretching across Argentina and Brazil, the Iguazú Falls offer breathtaking views of hundreds of cascades surrounded by lush rainforest. From the Argentine side, you can walk close to the roaring Devil’s Throat, while the Brazilian side gives you sweeping panoramas of San Martín Island and multiple waterfalls. It’s a journey through two countries and one of the world’s most magnificent natural wonders.

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