Iguazu Falls: The complete guide to both sides Argentina & Brazil
Explore the breathtaking Iguazu Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage site straddling the border of Argentina and Brazil. This collection of guides covers accommodations, transportation, and the distinct experiences offered by both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides of this natural wonder.
Iguazu Falls
Iguazu Falls is a magnificent natural wonder with over 275 vertical drops, spanning both Argentina and Brazil, offering a truly awe-inspiring experience.
Grand Melia
The Grand Melia is a luxury hotel located directly within the Argentinian national park, offering a premium stay at a higher price point.
Uru Apart Iguazu
Uru Apart Iguazu is a recommended accommodation option in Puerto Iguazu that offers good value for its slightly higher cost.
Los Cerezos de Ema
Los Cerezos de Ema is an accommodation choice in Puerto Iguazu, mentioned as a budget-friendly option.
National Iguazu Park
The National Iguazu Park on the Argentinian side is the gateway to experiencing the falls, offering various trails and train access.
Devil's Throat
Devil's Throat is the most impressive and powerful section of Iguazu Falls, where visitors can get very close to the thundering water and experience immense spray.
Salto Aquadone
Salto Aquadone is one of the waterfalls within Iguazu Falls, noted for its dramatic water drop from a distance.
Salto San Martin
Salto San Martin is a section of Iguazu Falls offering views from behind the cascades and showcasing the water's powerful crest.
Aqua restaurant
Aqua restaurant in Puerto Iguazú is a place to splurge on Argentinian steak, offering a fine dining experience after visiting the falls.