Iguazu Falls, Jungle Activities and Boat Ride from Puerto Iguazú
Description
Join an 8-hour, small-group tour to visit the Argentinean-side of Iguazu Falls, and enjoy soft adventure activities from Puerto Iguazu. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Iguazu Falls consists of 275 waterfalls (mostly on the Argentinean-side) with some up to 262-ft/80-m high. Your expert guide will lead you through the winding walking trails and walkways for approximately 5-mi/8-km through three different circuits: Upper Circuit, Lower Circuit and the trail to the Devil´s Throat. Afterwards, head into the jungle where you'll be able to take advantage of included activities like trekking, boat navigation in the river, and driving through the jungle in a 4x4 truck. There is a maximum of 15 guests.
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Itinerary
The most important and famous sport in the Iguazu Falls
Iguazu Falls
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
The pickup time will be reconfirmed
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Important Information
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Passport name, number, expiry and country is required at time of booking for all participants
- It is recommended that you wear comfortable shoes that can get wet, and bring an extra change of clothes and insect repellent
- You may bring your own snacks and drinks
- Not recommended for participants with back problems, heart complaints or other serious medical conditions
- A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
- Only available for children with 12 years old or more
- Not recommended for travelers with visual or hearing disorders
- Not recommended for travelers with cognitive disabilities (such as Autism or Down's syndrome)
Reviews(4)
It was our second time in Puerto Iguazú. We had forgotten the enormous thermal amplitude of the area. We arrived with a lot of drizzle, in the afternoon the sun came out and raised the temperature a lot, to the point of entering the pool in the complex where we stayed, and at night a storm came and the temperature dropped drastically. Three of the five of us in the group got sick, coughing and mucus, due to these changes. Furthermore, the city is not moving forward. Having one of the most beautiful places in Argentina, with a significant influx of tourists, both national and foreign, the city does not reflect improvements in its infrastructure. The streets with public lighting are limited to the center and some avenues. The rest do not have street lights, the sidewalks do not exist or are very broken and irregular. We were in a vehicle, but if not and being older people, it was difficult to go out and explore it.
The waterfall experience was amazing and I highly recommend seeing the falls from both the Argentinian and Brazilian side. My only complaint is that when we booked the tour, we didn't receive any communication on when our pick up would be. When I reached out through the app, Ricard Ramero told me 9:30am, however that was grossly incorrect. The actual hotel pickup time was 7:30am. We received a call from our hotel front desk at 7:25am that our bus was here and we had to hurry and get ready in 5 minutes otherwise they were threatening to leave us behind.
It was amazing! The tourist guide was super nice and polite! She speaks english which is pretty rare in Brazil & Argentina.
