Feel the power of nature at one of the world’s most spectacular waterfalls.
Iguazú Falls is one of the world’s great natural spectacles, where hundreds of waterfalls crash through thick jungle. The Argentine side lets you get right up close, with walkways, boat rides, and trails through rich subtropical forest.
Straddling the border between Argentina and Brazil, Iguazú Falls is one of South America's true natural wonders. With over 250 individual cascades spread across nearly three kilometres, this vast waterfall system is both breathtaking in scale and unforgettable in sound – a constant roar of water plunging into the subtropical gorge below.
The Argentine side of the falls offers the most immersive experience. Elevated walkways and forest trails wind through lush national parkland, bringing you up close to the thundering water. The highlight is the Devil’s Throat – a U-shaped cascade so powerful it sends mist rising high into the sky. Boat trips offer an exhilarating perspective from below, while the surrounding jungle is alive with toucans, monkeys, and butterflies.
The town of Puerto Iguazú is a convenient base, with good access to the national park and a relaxed, tropical feel. Whether you visit at the start or end of your Argentina journey, Iguazú offers a dramatic contrast to the mountains, cities, and open plains elsewhere in the country – a reminder of the wild, untamed power of nature.
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