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3-Days Iguazu Falls Tour of the Argentinian and Brazilian Side
The Iguazu Falls region reveals its secrets over 3 days, from Devil's Throat canyon to both national parks. Two nights in 4-star hotels complement optional boat rides and 4x4 adventures. Professional guides lead tours of Argentine and Brazilian sides.
View itineraryBuenos Aires Argentina
665 miIguazu Falls Argentina
665 miBuenos Aires Argentina
Magnificent Iguazú Falls - Private Services
Iguazu's 275 waterfalls cascade through a three-day itinerary across two countries. Brazilian panoramic views start the journey, followed by Argentine Devil's Throat and Upper Circuit trails, ending with a leisure morning. Optional Great Adventure boat ride approaches San Martín Falls.
View itineraryIguazu Falls Argentina
Iguazu Falls Argentina
3 miPuerto Iguazu Argentina
3 Days in Iguazu Falls, incl. Argentine & Brazilian Sides
Devil's Throat Station and viewpoints in both countries highlight this three-day Iguazu Falls tour. Two nights in Foz do Iguacu hotels, guided tours of Brazilian and Argentine sides, and optional helicopter rides over the 3km cascades complete the experience.
- Day 1
Arrival in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil
Your journey begins with arrival at Foz do Iguaçu International Airport. The transfer to your hotel takes about 20 minutes normally but can stretch to 45 minutes during rush hour between 4-6 PM. Take this first day to relax and get your bearings. A good tip is to exchange money at the airport for both Brazilian reais and Argentine pesos since the rates are better than what you'll find at the falls.
- Day 2
Argentine Side of Iguazu Falls
Get an early start and take the first train to Devil's Throat Station at 8:30 AM. You'll avoid crowds and the strongest heat of the day. The Argentine side features 275 waterfalls and needs 4-6 hours to explore properly. Pack quick-dry clothes and a waterproof bag for your camera since the walkways can get quite wet, especially near Devil's Throat. One visitor shared: "The Upper Circuit was less crowded than the Lower Circuit, and the morning light made for incredible rainbow photos over the falls."
- Day 3
Brazilian Side of Iguazu Falls
The Brazilian side offers sweeping panoramic views and takes about 3 hours to see. Start early because the falls face east, giving you the best morning light for photos. You might want to consider a helicopter ride for about $130 USD. It's expensive but gives you an amazing aerial perspective. If you have time before your flight, visit the Parque das Aves (Bird Park). Important note: Plan for at least 2.5 hours to get to the airport because of the border crossing between Brazil and Argentina.
What people love about 3 Day Iguazu/Iguassu Falls Tours
- 3-Days Iguazu Falls Tour of the Argentinian and Brazilian Side
Simpre listen to people talk about the falls, I saw videos or pictures of friends who had gone. Until I decided to go and realized that it is 10 times better than what they say, they will see photos or listen.
- Iguazu Falls Short Break
Intrepid tour leaders were all excellent. They managed the tour very well. Questions were answered beforehand using the tour radar messages. This was good when questions were simple but it was harder to get an answer with complex questions. In the end we trusted them to do a good job and they did
- Magnificents Iguazú Falls - Share Services
Overall a great tour experience. The falls are beautiful and the guides are friendly and knowledgeable. My one complaint would be that the transportation and communication can leave a lot to be desired. I was originally confirmed to tour the Brazilian side after landing on my first day and then the Argentinean side the second day, but was told upon landing that I would be not doing a tour after landing and would be doing the Argentinean side and then the Brazilian side the next day before my flight out. The first day pickup was maybe 30 minutes late and the second day about an hour late, without warning, which made me worried that I had somehow missed the pickup completely.
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