Things to do in Puerto Iguazu
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Iguazu Falls: Train, Circuits & Boat Ride from Puerto IguazuYou spend the day moving through Iguazu National Park on three different levels: train through the canopy to Devil's Throat, walking circuits at your own pace, then a boat ride that puts you inside the falls themselves. Hotel pickup and drop-off, a bilingual guide, the ecological train, both circuits, and the boat ride with waterproof bag are all included; you pay separately for park entry and lunch. Plan for around 8 hours.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want the full Iguazu experience in one day without arranging transport, park tickets, or timing the circuits themselves — the fixed schedule and bilingual guide handle the logistics, leaving you to move between the viewpoints, the forest, and the water.
Iguazú: Argentine Dinner Party & Empanada Class with WineYou’ll join fellow travelers at a communal table in Puerto Iguazú to mix Malbec cocktails, shape your own empanadas, taste Argentina’s best steak with local wine pairings, and learn the ritual of mate tea—all guided by a welcoming chef. Expect laughter, hands-on moments, and new friends over dessert.
Iguazu Falls: Argentinian Side Boat Ride, Jungle Truck & TrainYou’ll board a train through dense rainforest to reach Devil’s Throat on Argentina’s side of Iguazu Falls, walk misty trails past butterflies and roaring water, then crash through spray on a wild boat ride beneath San Martín fall. Includes hotel pickup in Puerto Iguazú, an expert local guide throughout, plus jungle-truck adventure—all packed into one wild day.
Iguazu Falls Tour from Puerto Iguazu: Floriano ViewpointA tour from Puerto Iguazu to the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls with bilingual guide, hotel pickup and park entry included. You cross the international border, board a park bus to the viewing walkways, and spend 1.5 to 2 hours walking the circuits that frame the falls from across the water, finishing at Floriano Fall where the spray hits the viewpoint. The tour runs 5 to 6 hours total, though border wait times can stretch that.Is it for me?Book the classic option if you're staying in Puerto Iguazu and want the Brazilian panorama without arranging the border crossing and park entry yourself. Choose the Foz do Iguaçu pickup if you're based on the Brazilian side and want to see the falls from across the water without driving back to Argentina.
Puerto Iguazu Airport Transfer: Bilingual Driver & Hotel PickupYou send your flight number and hotel details, and a bilingual driver meets you at arrivals holding a sign with your name. The vehicle is new, air-conditioned, and the price is fixed before you land—no negotiation at the curb. If you book round-trip, the same driver handles your departure transfer, timed to get you back to the airport on schedule. Luggage allowance is one suitcase and one carry-on per person.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi negotiation at the curb and arrive at your hotel knowing the cost beforehand—the bilingual driver and flight tracking mean you're never waiting or wondering where your ride is.
Iguazu Falls: Private Argentine Side Tour & Boat Ride OptionYou’ll hear Iguazu Falls before you see them—then spend a full day exploring every angle with a local guide who knows all the tricks (and coati warnings). Walk metal catwalks above roaring water, stand in Devil’s Throat mist, and if you’re up for it—take a boat ride under the falls themselves. It’ll stick with you.
Iguazu Falls Private Tour: Argentine Side & Boat Ride OptionYou’ll get up close to Iguazu Falls with a private guide who knows every hidden corner—and if you want extra thrills, add on the boat ride for an unforgettable splash right beneath the cascades.
Iguazu Falls: FWD Jungle Ride & Rapids Boat TourYou ride a four-wheel-drive truck through jungle trails, descend a long staircase to the river, then board a semi-rigid boat that navigates 6 kilometers of the Iguazu River, including the final 2 kilometers of rapids that bring you to the base of the falls. Hotel pickup and a bilingual guide are included; the whole day takes about four to five hours from start to return.Is it for me?Book this if you want to experience Iguazu Falls from water level rather than from the overlooks — the rapids boat ride is what puts you close enough to feel the falls, and the FWD jungle drive gets you there without renting a car or arranging your own transport.
Iguazu Falls: Guided Park Tour with Hotel Pickup & TrainYou’ll feel the power of Iguazu Falls up close as you follow easy-access trails with a local guide from Puerto Iguazú. Ride the eco-train to Devil’s Throat, spot wildlife along jungle paths, and share laughs with your group as spray fills the air. It’s an experience that lingers long after you leave.
