Name: Iguazu Falls
Address: Misiones Province, Argentina, AR
Telephone: +54 11 5258-7318

Iguazu Falls is a tourist attraction, located at Misiones Province, Argentina. They can be contacted via phone at +54 11 5258-7318, visit their website iguazuargentina.com for more detailed information.

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Eduardo Yagui

11 November 2021

This is the third time I went to this place, and it's always a great experience. It's a wonderful place! The infrastructure is excellent, and if you go in the morning, you can finish your walk with a nice meal in a restaurant with a deck right by the river. An experience everyone should have at least once in a lifetime.
Ansen GJ

26 April 2021

Amazing, lovely place .every place has its on legend. This place comes with a beautiful legend, if you are interested in legends. check it out.'Make sure to like my review if it helped you',
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Taller than Niagara and wider than Victoria, the Iguazú Falls are the result of a volcanic eruption that left a large crack in the earth
Peter Hall

27 December 2020

One of the world’s great sights. There are completely different perspectives from the Argentinian and Brazilian sides, so visit both. A helicopter ride is recommended to understand the overall geography.
Rhonda P

16 October 2020

Absolutely breathtaking. There are no words to describe how amazing this place is. There are great views from both sides. We did the boat rides on both sides however we really enjoyed the wet boat ride on the Argentina side the most. They take you right under the waterfalls- fantastic when it's a hot day like we had. Rainbow's float above different parts of the waterfalls, it's so amazing to see. The power of these giant waterfalls will leave you in awe. The walks through the rainforest and seeing a different waterfall each time was so incredible.
Maude Lebow

07 October 2020

Photos don’t do the Falls justice. The height, power and volume of the waterfalls will leave you breathless. There is nothing to compare it to. It is perhaps the most beautiful natural wonder of the world that I have ever seen in person. Visit the Argentina side for a beautiful walk in a national park leading to the Falls, filled with birds and butterflies.
Joel Barter

15 April 2018

I had an absolutely amazing time here in 2005.
I stayed at the Sheraton. The only hotel in the park at the time.
We took the little train ride within the park to get to the boardwalk.
Which from there you can walk right out over falls. The Diablo they called it.
The hotel was great. We woke up to tucans on our balcony.
Peter Bowman

21 March 2018

This site has to be one of the top waterfalls in the world. We had an amazing 4 1/2 hour guided trek through the park. Brilliant.
Sarah Mee

08 February 2018

This place is a natural wonder of the world. Bordering Brazil and Argentina, Iguazu Falls is one of the most spectacular sights in all of South America, and should not be missed on your travels! I feel privileged to have seen such beauty. There's really not much more to say, visit it in your lifetime. Highly recommend.
Celina Marie

18 January 2018

One of my favorite places in all of Argentina!! It is a must stop if opportunity to go! I found it well worth it especially all the exotic wild life was an unexpected bonus for me!! We did the extra day with 50% off entrance fee. I used my GPS tracker and I must have hiked over 12 miles between 2 days there! Drink lots of water!!
Shane Hamilton

08 January 2018

We visited both sides, Argentina is the best (this review) but Brazil is also pretty good. Great walking paths, public amenities & food/water points. Saw 1 alligator which was amazing. The jet boat trip under the falls is spectacular but at 1200 peso each it should be. Entrance to the park is 500 each but if you get your ticket validated at the end of day 1 you can return the following day for half price.
Diego Diegol

29 November 2017

A must see place on earth!
Will take your time from morning 7-8am until 2-3pm on a normal non bussy day to do either of both sides of the tour.
Buy plastic rain cover in city, as on the site will cost you more than double, You will definitly need this trust me. Wear comfy but safe shoes for a long wet walk.
Kiet Le

26 October 2017

A true paradise for nature lovers by visiting the national park on the Argentine side, there are trails to the forest. The wildlife of the forest, the richness and diversity of rare fauna and flora will be the highlight attractions. There are many kinds of orchids, palm trees, hundreds of bird species, thousands of butterflies, many mammals such as monkeys, jaguars and boars.
Gautam Rao

17 October 2017

Absolutely beautiful and serene. Trails to the waterfalls are low difficulty and have good viewpoints. Busy during peak hours / season. Regardless, a must see venue with supplemental activities centered around the river / falls.
Aaron Mitchell

16 October 2017

Finally, something in Argentina that is worth the over inflated price.

As a backpacker on a budget, I found it very hard to do things cheaply in Argentina but Iguazu Falls was a very good price for what is on offer.

The train service is free within the park, everything is very well sign posted and there are plenty of places to eat or drink.

The views are absolutely stunning and worth every single peso.

Easily the best thing we've done in Argentina.
Vijay Pawar

09 October 2017

South America also works its magic farther south, where the renowned Iguassu Falls are among the planet's most spectacular border spots - foaming furiously to help the River Iguassu split Brazil from Argentina . Here, the prescient factor is not height (269ft/82m) but width, this spray-soaked showpiece stretching out for 1.7 miles.
Brian Pablo Morris Esquivel

29 September 2017

Simply wonderful. The most beautiful place i've been ever.
Richard Jennings

25 September 2017

Best experience I have have in my lifetime!! Excellent views on both sides - I was very lucky - had fantastic guide (Laura).
Barry Bowden

19 July 2017

Absolutely amazing place the size and scope of this place is beyond anything I've seen before. The different view points are great in that you can stand above the falls or at the middle or bottom and quite close. Really different experience. Physically not really a challenge either.
Jayne Kainulainen

22 June 2017

Lovely,lovely place. We were on the Argentine side. The sound of the water combines with the most that sprays you as you get closer. Total sensory experience as you watch all that water tumble!
Bruno Strizic

06 April 2017

Wonderful place to visit on a sunny day. Amazing waterfalls. Do the adventure experience where you get to go under the falls with a jet boat, good fun.
Da Bu

01 April 2017

Amazing place. Never saw something like this. Very good infrastructure, nice staff. The price for foreigners are much higher than for Brazilians
Ni P

12 February 2017

One of the great natural wonders of the world. You get to experience the falls up close and personal on the Argentinian side, witnessing the ferocity and energy of it all. We walked along balconies seeing many different angles of the falls.
Alec Clarke

10 January 2017

Almost beyond description. The scale is hard to comprehend without actually being there. You have between 275-350 different waterfalls (depending on the time of year), stretched out over almost a mile wide, with some of them dropping almost 300 feet. When you are standing next to them the roar of the water is almost deafening. Definitely a bucket list item.
Gary DiDio

24 December 2016

Breathtaking in its 2,700 m width, stunning beauty and tremendous accessibility.
The boat ride is a blast!! Literally had the waterfall falling into the boat.
As I have read by others you need Argentina pesos. We used a guide, well worth it - they handled the trip from Brazil side and guided us through the park making it efficient and easy.