Although the weather wasn't great, we enjoyed our visit nonetheless. We donned our rain gear and set out on the trail walking about 1 mile past so many waterfalls, we didn't even want to count. The views were awe inspiring. The massive one at the end of the trail, you WILL get wet if you go out into the center but who cares! The views/the thunderous noise and the pictures are fantastic. The next day we headed across the border for the Argentinian side. There is no best side, they both are unique and wonderful..

Amazing! Awesome views! We really enjoyed it. Very organized but it does get crowded so try to arrive early so you don’t spend too much time in the line for the buses to the falls, etc. Highly recommended!!

We visited on a rainy day, but the falls were still spectacular. I think the view is better than the Argentinian side. The walkway above the rushing water is thrilling, especially when the river level is high (a few days after we were there that walkway was closed due to high water levels washing over it!).

The falls are amazing but get in and out early. Crowds are big and battling the selfie taking tourists and the posing that goes along with it detracts from the experience !! Alot of energy is created by the falls and the surrounding forest is beautiful. We didn’t see many monkeys or coatties … just a few.

I will never forget my time in Argentina and my visit to the Iguazu falls in particular. I loved the hiking and the train ride to the Garganta del diabol, the largest waterfall of Iguazu and probably one of the largest waterfalls in the world. We also took the boat to get closer to the falls. You can carry a raincoat but mostly to protect your camera. The weather is so warm that it was actually refreshing. After the boat trip, they drop you off at a small beach. We used the moment for some swimming, and it was just amazing being surrounded by the huge waterfalls all around. Another funny highlight were the small monkeys that are roaming around everywhere. They are very curious and always looking for food so you better cover your bag and your belongings. As a last highlight we did the helicopter tour from the Brazilian side which offered spectacular views and lets you understand the immense size of the river delta and the falls. All in all, an unforgettable experience.

There are not many things to say about he falls. Simply astonishing, one of the reasons to visi Brasil. During our visit a torrential rain started and I have to say it added some kind of adventure feeling to the visit. We were totally soaked wet in minutes, but smiling in excitement all the time.

I did this as an excursion thru the cruise I was on. It was a 13 hour trip, bus, plane, walking and worth every single minute. Because I'm older and have problems walking distances, I could only do the upper and not the lower. But I was still mesmerized by the Falls. The trail that you walk on is metal and about 3 feet, 1 meter wide with metal sides. A wheelchair or scooter could do the upper. There are plenty of photo ops. Then there is a train ride to get to the restaurant for a fabulous buffet lunch. Staff are all so helpful and polite. Truly a once in a life time experience.

The falls were the most beautiful I have ever seen! Best of all, I use a motorized scooter, and there was an elevator to take me to the path, and the path was completely accessible. There is also a boat ride available at the national park where the falls are located. It was frightening for me, but everyone else seemed to really enjoy the experience.

The Igauzu Falls are spectacular. They are a visual amazement in their long chain of cascadig falls. Although the Argentine walkway over the Devil's Throat was closed due to damage during Octobe 2023 flooding, the views were still amazing from the many other viewpoints along both the Brazil and Argentine walkways.

We visited the Argentine side on the first day and enjoyed being ahead of the crowds to enjoy the jungle in the quiet. Sadly we were not aware the Devils Throat walkway and viewing platform were closed - no notification at the ticket office. The second day we visited the Brazil side (this is the best order of seeing the falls) which was even more amazing and the best way to see appreciate the huge areas of water. We took the boat out to the falls and although absolutely soaked it just added to the atmosphere of the whole day. We found Dani our taxi driver on trip advisor and would highly recommend him to drive you around +5493757435700.