This tour was way too long - it actually covers pretty much the length of Missiones province in 1 day. In my opinion the mines are not worthwhile (it’s mainly a shop) and would be better if concentrated just on the ruins which are genuinely interesting.

It was the real Disney jungle cruise adventure!!! The tour guide was very professional and friendly. He allowed us plenty of time to admire the cataracts and ensured we all enjoyed the fun jeep ride and the fantastic boat ride. We had so much fun getting so close to the water from the top walkways and getting drenched on the boat ride.

We were advised to go for the dinner show experience, seduced by the Latin America tour show and churrascaria dinner, decided to go for it, It was Supreme, show is top and dinner quality was not a feed you up by volume it was good Quality, if you can. Take it.

There is a constant dilemma about which side of the falls are the best, Argentina’s or Brazil’s. In fact they are both stunning in their own right. In the Argentina side the walk to the falls is more open with more chance of seeing animals, birds or butterflies with the option of taking a small train part of the way. The walkways leading up to the falls are also wider giving the impression of it being less crowded. The views, well what can you say, they are nature and it’s power at its best. There are plenty of rest stops for water and food along the way but definately prepare yourself with insect spray!

Do not book ahead. The trip is dependent on water level and they will drain your day waiting. This is not a good deal and a life drain. Go to the Brazil side because it is better and they always run. The Argentina side is rocky and the water level has to be just right. Our day the water was raging and they still strung us along all morning. Not good business.

Jungle tours is a 5 minute walk from the Gran Melia Hotel or a longer 30 minute walk from the national park entrance. We were loaded onto an open top truck for a drive through the rain forest to the river. We walked 10-15 minutes down to the boat for a 7k trip up the river to the magnificent falls. The full tour experience involves getting wet but they do provide a large wet bag in which to put any belongings. Seeing the falls t river level is a great experience.

I think you have to do both sides of these falls because they are so different. This side give you a good impression of the myriad of contributory feeds that comprise the total spectre of the falls and the vast volume of water. However, there is a lot of walking and I mean a lot. Is it worth it? Well yes, if you can make the effort and whilst it is wheelchair friendly with no steps, it is going to hard very work but if you are walking impaired, you are going to struggle. If your time is limited, do the "blue" route for some marvellous views.

Great adventure, the boat ride was the best part of the tour, we went up to the fall to get wet. The jungle truck ride a little longer, we didn't see any animals.

Do not book with them. We did not get a boat, truck, or train ride. I'm trying to get a refund from them. I booked through Viator and was really disappointed they would partner with a company like this. Honestly, you can get a cab there and walk by yourself. They don't really tell you much. I flew 11 hours with 2 young kids and they were disappointed they didn't get to do any of the activities they promised. Avoid at all cost!

The most amazing experience - just loved it. The Falls are overwhelming in their size and the sound of the thundering water. A trip of a lifetime.

I cannot review this tour because the tour company did not take us. We paid in advance, but there were several communication problems arranging our pickup. We were left searching for a non-existent address at 0630, only to discover that the employee responsible for arranging our excursion works 9-5. The “emergency contact” did not respond, so we were not picked up as promised. Now this company refuses our refund (despite admitting their numerous errors in arranging) We would strongly suggest another tour company if you want to actually visit this location.

Absolutely brilliant, you get a dry bag to put your shoes, wallet, phone and whatever else you brought with you dry. You get very very wet, and that's the point! You get to have a shower under the most famous waterfall in the world while sitting on a boat, that also does a bit of rapids on the way there and back. Thoroughly enjoyed it, as did everyone else on the boat. Wear suntan lotion, sunglasses and hat though for the 6km journey to the boat in the back of a no roof on it truck. It's very hot. And bring lots of water! You can also buy digital photos which come with a 15 minute video of the trip, which are worth it, but if there is more than one of you on the boat, only one needs to buy because you can share the link.

One day trip from Buenos Aires organiized by Holland America cruise line. The Devil throat was closed. Sight was beautiful but with temperature of 100 Fahrenheit and 100% humidity we were quite exhausted! Worth seeing once. We are 75 and in good health. Machu Picchu done 3 weeks earlier was not as exhausting!

This was a superb tour. The falls from the Brazilian side of the park are simply breathtaking and it was truly an outstanding experience. Our guide was fun, knowledgeable and knew how to read the group. There were only 6 if us on the tour and he made sure we got to know each other which made it more enjoyable. He was kind when I was slow on the stairs, and didn't rush me at all. I cannot recommend this tour enough, and if I could I would give it 6/5 ⭐

This is the worst tour I ever had. Booked a tour in English but ended up with all Spanish tourists. The driver spoke only Spanish on the bus which was ok to us. The worst part was whenever he dropped us, he didn't even bother to talk to us, even told us where we were, what we were going to do there, how long we would be there. We had joined many other tours in languages other than English, at least the driver would tell you how long you would be there and what you are going to do. If you speak Spanish, it maybe ok but certainly not for English speaker. The time management was bad too. We went to the Wanda Mine and was told to leave 2:30 but ended up leaving. Pick up was scheduled 7:45 but only picked up 8:05. The tour started 8am for us and we returned back to home 9pm. When you considered there's only two sites to visit, the mine and the ruin, it does not seems to worth the time.