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La Cautiva. Both parks offer a different experience and have different characteristics and attractions, which is why it is always recommended to visit both sides. Iguazu Falls on the Argentine side has the largest tourist portion of the national park, as it offers several trails and roads to get to know the place. However, in size it is still much smaller than the Brazilian side, since there are 67, hectares here while in Brazil there are , hectares. The national park is 18 kilometers from Puerto Iguazu.
In that city is the great part of the hotels offer of the region, and you must go through there to cross to Foz de Iguazu and visit the Brazilian side. Puerto Iguazu is located at approximately hours by plane from Buenos Aires.
There is also a bus offer, although it usually takes approximately 20 hours to arrive. From here you can also see a bit of the lower circuit. Through approximately 1. This circuit allows you to enter the jungle through various stairs and walkways, where you will see flora and fauna characteristic of the area.
As you move forward you will see a beautiful panoramic view of the falls. If you follow the path, you will find some stairs that will take you to the Dos Hermanas waterfall, where there is a small place with seats to rest. If you follow the path, you will come out at the entry point, just keep in mind that the turn is a steep path and can be quite tiring for some people.
Difficulty : Medium-High, especially on some stairs and the steep path around the corner. If you saw photos of the destination, surely many of the shots will have been of this attraction. Below you will have all the mist generated by this and the sound that catch your attention during the circuit as you get here. It is undoubtedly the highlight of this park.
A unique and unrepeatable experience. It is available all day and has a frequency of approximately 1 every 15 minutes. If you want, you can also walk near the road to the Garganta Station, but keep in mind that it is a long route approximately meters. This path is approximately 2, meters and has several stops with seats in the middle to rest even in some trees you can see native birds such as toucans.
The best time to take photos! Keep in mind that there are usually quite a few people in this place, so have some patience.
If you have the possibility of being at the Melia Iguazu, we recommend you take the first train that leaves there to be the first and see how to enjoy this attraction with a lot less of visitors around.
In this circuit the full moon walk is also taken, which occurs only during some days of each month. If you can, we recommend you come on this date! Difficulty : Low, the distance is a bit large but the path is flat and has several seats to rest.
The Macuco trail is a path of approximately 7. The trail has no construction or anything similar, just a clear path for visitors to walk on. Thanks to this, you can see a variety of fauna and flora that you will not see anywhere else in the national park. It is recommended, for safety reasons, not to try to approach or feed them. Along the way, you can also find some signposts that will give some interesting information about the place, which complement the path taken.
At the end of the trail, you will find the Arrechea waterfall, a small waterfall 20 meters high that completes the visit. Note the restrooms are only available at the beginning of the trail. So, remember to use them before entering because after more than 3 hours there will be nothing similar. Difficulty: Medium, the first 3 kilometers is quiet and effortless, but the remaining distance is a little more difficult to do.
This train was designed to transport people throughout the park and, at the same time, maintain the integrity of the jungle and not damage it on the road. This train uses a special fuel that does not emit smoke or solid waste, being very friendly to the environment. Not does it generate noise that could affect the animals of the place.
The train has a capacity for people, and since it is not closed you can enjoy the surrounding air and vegetation. The train has a frequency of approximately 15 to 20 minutes depending on the flow of people in the place. This trail is a small meter flat, stairless path that connects the visitor center to the Cataratas train station. It is a pleasant path, where you can appreciate the nature of the place and even some animals such as birds or coatis.
The entrance to the Argentine park includes access to the park and visit of all the circuits and the use of the Ecological Train of the Forest at no extra cost. Iguazu National Park on the Argentine side opens from a. But you can only enter the park until p. During Christmas December and New Years December January 1 , the Argentine park has the same hours as always — there is no change. This is the map of the Argentine park. Do not hesitate to consult the hotel for a printed map, they usually have it in the lobby.
You can also print the below image if you want — just click in the image to open the high-res photo. Iguazu Falls on the Brazilian side, as a national park, was created in , and unlike on the Argentine side, this national park has approximately , hectares three times more than the Argentine one. Combined with the Argentine side, the Parque Nacional do Iguazu completes the visit with a beautiful panoramic view of the Iguazu Falls.
The Parque Nacional do Iguazu has the peculiarity that it only has one circuit , of approximately meters. But this section can take approximately 2 hours to complete, since during the journey you will be constantly seeing the falls , so you will surely make several stops to take photos and look at the place.
At the end of the tour, you will find the best part of this national park, as you can be just over meters from an imposing meter jump that will get wet along the way you can buy pilots to avoid getting clothes or electronic devices like camera photography and phones, get wet. To get to the beginning of the circuit, you must take the bus that is always at the park entrance. After buying the ticket, you should go to the right where you will see a delimited path to take the bus.
There is usually a bus every minutes. During the local summer, the water volume is high, and the sky tends to be bluer. However, the heat, humidity and hotel occupation are at their highest. Easter week also sees a vast increase in local tourism. Some people prefer visiting the Falls during the rainy season May and July due to the high water levels and strong flow.
However, the months of September and October may provide the best opportunity to experience Iguazu Falls, as the temperature is more moderate, hotel prices are more economical and there are fewer people around. If you are travelling to Iguazu Falls from Paraguay, you can drive to the falls via the Friendship Bridge.
We visited Iguazu Falls last year. This is incredible attraction. Located in Brazil and Argentina. Highly recommended for all of you. It deserves to be one of the seven natural Wonders on our earth. We visited for 3days 16 to 18th of October.
And spent 2days on the Argentinian side, and 1 day on the Brazilian side. Sign in. Forgot your password? There may be some occasional mist. An aerial view lets you experience the sheer power and enormity of the falls. On the lower path leading to the base of the falls, the spray happily moistens you. The Argentine side is ideal for seeing radiant poly-chromatic single or double rainbows. Brazil offers an astounding multi-dimensional panorama! If its picture-perfect views and flawless shutter exposures you want, then head on over to experience the falls from the Brazilian side.
If you wish to enjoy a helicopter ride, then the Brazilian side is the place to do it. Bo Crew Travel Consultant Speak to an expert.
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