Two days is adequate. Day one. Either take the train or walk alongside the track to Diablo falls. Then walk the blue trail. Day two. Do the boat trip (you get very wet and don’t have good photo opportunities unless you sit at the front...More

Date of experience: October 2019

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RobBas

Winter Garden, Florida

7336

Reviewed 5 days ago

If you had to pick one side this is it...

Gets you closer to the falls than the Brazil side but the crowds are annoying so prepare yourself...

Date of experience: October 2019

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ORPNEWBURY

Newbury, United Kingdom

22871

Reviewed 5 days ago

Brazilian Side

Visited the Argentinian side yesterday,the Brazilian side is a much shorter day and could even be viewed in a couple of hours.a bus collects s you from the entrance and you can be taken direct to the "Main Attraction* there is a lift to take...More

Date of experience: September 2019

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thisisfi

Melbourne, Australia

816

Reviewed 1 week ago

Stunning

Both sides of the falls are amazing We did the Argentinian side first and then the Brazilian. the Brazilian side is more commercial but more beautiful.

Date of experience: September 2019

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Nancy34091

Bonita Springs, Florida

8848

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Spectacular visit

This area exceeded our expectations. The Falls are 3 miles long and consist of 275 individual falls. Three countries..Brazil,Argentina and Paraguay. We traveled with Gate 1travel and enjoyed seeing the falls from two countries and from the top, middle and Bottom. The park is very...More

Date of experience: October 2019

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thiagarajahn

Nigel

131

Reviewed 1 week ago

FANTASTIC EXPERIENCE

Professional guided service in train truck and boat. The falls is amazing being the largest in the world. Various view points on bridges. One is a 1.8km walk and another 1.4km. Lots of viewing areas although crowded. Truck drive through jungle is great with sightings...More

Date of experience: September 2019

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Travelogo

London, United Kingdom

10965

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

If you see only one falls in your life make sure it's this one

After spending a day at this place you will wonder how any other holiday experience can live up to it. What else is there to see in nature after this, you wonder? That's how good the Argentinian side of the Iguazu falls is. If you...More

Date of experience: September 2019

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biplab d

9

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

wonderful

it was raining on that day but that did not spoil our trip our guide was very helpful although we had to walk a bit but it was worth for once in a life time

Date of experience: September 2019

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fergl2015

Glasgow, United Kingdom

304

Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

Best view of the falls

After visiting the Brazilian side of the falls the day earlier and also taking a helicopter ride, we thought we had seen the best of the falls, however this surprised us. The views were far superior to the Brazilian side, you were able to get...More

Date of experience: September 2019

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W7844YCfionah

Stanbridge, United Kingdom

314

Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

Wonderful spectacular place

We visited on a busy September Saturday as part of a group tour of Argentina. The guide had been several times before and it was the busiest she had seen it. Despite that we had a wonderful day. The park area is big with 3...More

Date of experience: September 2019

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Don K

Hi, I am looking to travel to the Iguazu Falls at the end of November. Plans are to to fly in early one day and spend the night and back to Buenos Aires the following afternoon. My questions are: is it far from the hotels to get to the park itself? Will I have enough time to see both sides of the falls? How do I get from the Argentina side to the Brazil side? If I had to choose one side over another... which is recommended? What is the one highlight I must see or do while there? Thank you for all the insight.

October 14, 2019|

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We took an entire day (8 hours) just to see all of the Argentinian side with a guide. A car picked us up at the hotel and drove the 20 or so minutes to the park. You could possibly do the Argentinian side in half a day if... More

wytjz

May I know if it is safe for 2 girls to get to the fall by bus? And is it convenient to take bus? Just thinking if it is worthy for us to book a tour with hotel pick up.

September 29, 2019|

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Buses were safe when we were there, some girls/ladies on their own. Our experience of buses was limited to the route from Argentinian side Puerto Iguazu to the Falls, but I have no reason to believe the Brazilian safe is... More