In Portuguese, it is ‘Iguaçu’; in Spanish it is ‘Iguazú’ – either way, the name conjures up spectacular images of vast amounts of water cascading through virgin rainforest. Fittingly for the meeting point of the two giants of South America, Argentina and Brazil, this waterfall system is one of superlatives: made up of 275 separate falls, with up to 1,500 cubic metres of water dropping every second, and situated in two UNESCO World Heritage-designated National Parks, it dwarfs Niagara Falls and is rivalled only by Victoria Falls statistically and visually.

Undoubtedly, one of the must-see destinations in the World.

Day 1: Iguacu Falls

Arrival in Puerto Iguazu, Argentina, and pick up from the airport where we will transfer you to your hotel for overnight.

 Day 2: Iguazu Falls

We spend the day on a tour of the Argentinean side of the Falls with a private tour. Here you can ride the Rainforest Ecological Train, then wander the many walkways at your own pace including those that get you right up close to the deafening roar of the awe-inspiring Garganta del Diablo – Devil’s Throat!  

We return to the hotel where we spend the night.

Day 3: Airport Transfer

Transfer and return to airport for your onward flight.

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Note: A tour to the Brazilian side of the falls can also be arranged for $US 110 in a private tour or $US 65 for regular tour (up to 30 people).  

Iguaçu - Iguazú:  Fast Facts

Accommodation	Hotels (3*)
Inclusions	Tours,airport transfers, accommodation, breakfasts, entrance fees, guide
Difficulty Rating	1 (easy)
Sustainability	Carbon Offsets not available for this tour, local foods used on tour, local guides used (English speaking).
Single Surcharge	US$ 195
Notes	This tour can start and finish at either Foz do Iguaçu airport (Brazil) or Puerto Iguazú airport (Argentina). Tour does not include the Brazillian side of the falls but is an optional extra. Upgrade available to Sheraton 5* Hotel for $US 470 (Falls view) or $US 320 (Jungle view)
Price dependent on:	Hotel availabilty.