Things to do in Parque Nacional Iguazú
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Parque Nacional Iguazú
On the Argentine side, this park has plenty to offer, and involves a fair amount of walking. The spread-out complex at the entrance has various amenities, including lockers, an ATM and a restaurant. There’s also an exhibition, Ybyrá-retá, with a display on the park and Guaraní life essentially aimed at school groups. The complex ends at a train station, where a train runs every half-hour to the Cataratas train station, where the waterfall walks begin, and to the Garganta del Diablo. You may prefer to walk: it’s only 650m along the ‘Sendero Verde’ path to the Cataratas station, and a further 2.3km to the Garganta and you may well see capuchin monkeys along the way.…
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Iguazú Jungle Explorer
Iguazú Jungle Explorer, with an office in the visitor center complex, is a well-run set-up which offers the following three excursions: a speedy inflatable boat ride to the bottom of several of the waterfalls, including a drenching under the San Martín torrent; a quiet dinghy ride down the upper Iguazú, and a one-hour trip combining a descent to the river in flatbed trucks along the Sendero Yacaratiá, and then a trip upriver through rapids to the falls.
Discounts are offered for combining any of these tours.
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Full Moon Walks
For five consecutive nights per month, Full Moon Walks visit the Garganta del Diablo. There are three departures nightly; the first one, at 20:00, offers the spectacle of the inflated rising moon; the last, at 21:30, sees the falls better illuminated. Don't expect to see wildlife. The price includes admission, and a cocktail and dinner afterwards. Extra bus departures from Puerto Iguazú cater for moonwalkers.
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La Selva
During your visit, this restaurant will get talked up so much you’ll fear the worst, but it’s actually quite OK, with a decent buffet of hot and cold dishes, and all-you-can-eat parrillada. The information kiosks dotted around the complex sometimes give out vouchers offering a substantial discount.
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Iguazu Falls
2 days (Iguazu)
A short visit to the Iguazu Falls, the worlds most spectacular waterfalls.
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Fortín
Well located near the old hotel (now the medical center of the Parque Nacional Iguazú), this offers a decent buffet spread with fairly mediocre parrilla choices. It’s the closest acceptable lunch spot to the falls walkways. It doesn’t appear on park maps.
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