Iguazu Falls Tours

View of the falls

The Iguazu Falls, straddling the border with Brazil, is rated by the BBC as one of the places to see in one's life. So it is virtually an essential stop! The spectacle is stunning from both sides, and many people regret not allowing enough time for their visit. Take these as they are, or add to other tours we have.

Iguazu falls and Yacutinga Lodge 4 nights from $1052 pp	request
The most complete tour in the Iguazu Falls area, enjoying the unique view of 275 falls from both the Argentine and Brazilian sides, and then escape to Yacutinga Lodge in the heart of the rainforest to enjoy the wildlife. more details

Iguazu and Ibera Marshes 5 nights from $1803 pp	request
Combine an in-depth tour of both the Argentine and the Brazilian side of the stunning Iguazu falls and rainforest with a visit to Jesuit Mission ruins and the Ibera marshes - the second largest marshland in South America. more details

Jesuit Missions and Iguazu 4 nights from $2204 pp	request
Combine an in-depth exploration of Iguazu Falls present beauty and nature with the colonial remnants of Jesuit Missions, visiting nearby Paraguay and Brazil to appreciate the extent of Jesuit control until their expulsion. more details

Northeast & Northwest 10 nights from $1793 pp	request
The Argentinean Northwest is the region of the high mountains, the impressive volcanoes and the blue sky. The Northeast is a region best known for its most stunning natural wonder: Iguazu Falls. more details

Puerto Iguazu a la carte 2 nights from $261 pp	request
Enjoy a lightning tour of Iguazu with this module combining 2 nights accommodation, transfers, and a tour around the stunning Iguazu falls. more details

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did you know...

"The introduction of the royal Spanish monopoly (Estanco Real de Tabaco) on tobacco in 1799 �.is deeply hated by the people. The entire tobacco harvest has to be sold to the government, and to prevent or limit smuggling tobacco was concentrated in only one place. Inspectors travel the country burning plantations found outside the authorised zone, and inform against those wretches who dare to smoke their own home-made cigars. These inspectors are mostly Spaniards, as insolent as those doing the same job in Europe. This insolence has greatly contributed to the maintenance of the hatred between the colonies and the metropolis." (von Humboldt, Personal Narrative of a Journey)

Testimonials: The tour was great, and we all enjoyed our guide whose name I have already forgotten. She was very good...well informed and delightful. I felt that we covered a lot in our three hours and enjoyed the stops at the Cemetary, Bocca, and the main Square. Our guide was very accommodating and let people off in a couple different spots in the City on the way back to the Recoletta. I would definitely recommend this tour as a "must" for newcomers to Buenos Aires.

Susan C, USA

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