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1 / 10Iguazu Falls: Argentina Side, Boat Ride & City Tour – Private (Also IGU Pick-up)
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About this activity
Explore Argentina's two-thirds share of Iguazu Falls with a private guide and vehicle, combining immersive trail walks, an exhilarating boat ride through the spray, and a cultural city tour of Puerto Iguazú. This 10-hour experience captures both the raw power of one of the world's largest waterfall systems and authentic local culture.
Have a guide and vehicle to take you to visit Iguazú waterfalls in the Argentina side, boat tour and a city tour passing by the main sights of Puerto Iguazú.
Argentina brags rights over almost two-thirds of the falls. So spend some hours exploring the trails and views of the falls and have the opportunity to walk on water crossing the footbridges over the Iguaçu River.
Go on a boat journey of thundering thrills that will put you right in touch with the sheer force of nature and have your heart thudding with excitement just from taking a seat on one of the large boats.
Be taken on a guided city tour in the city of Puerto Iguazú to visit sights such as the Triple Frontier landmark, La Feirinha and the La Aripuca. La Aripuca is an attraction with educational and cultural objectives, which aims to strengthen the relationship between man & nature.
La Feirinha is where you will get to taste typical Argentine products like empanadas, dulce de leche, salamis, cheese, wines, stuffed olives.
Argentina brags rights over almost two-thirds of the falls. So spend some hours exploring the trails and views of the falls and have the opportunity to walk on water crossing the footbridges over the Iguaçu River.
Go on a boat journey of thundering thrills that will put you right in touch with the sheer force of nature and have your heart thudding with excitement just from taking a seat on one of the large boats.
Be taken on a guided city tour in the city of Puerto Iguazú to visit sights such as the Triple Frontier landmark, La Feirinha and the La Aripuca. La Aripuca is an attraction with educational and cultural objectives, which aims to strengthen the relationship between man & nature.
La Feirinha is where you will get to taste typical Argentine products like empanadas, dulce de leche, salamis, cheese, wines, stuffed olives.
Highlights
- ✓Walk elevated footbridges over the Iguaçu River with unobstructed waterfall views
- ✓Experience a thrilling boat ride into the thundering base of the falls
- ✓Explore Argentina's side of Iguazu—home to nearly two-thirds of the cascade
- ✓Visit Triple Frontier landmark where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay meet
- ✓Taste regional specialties at La Feirinha: empanadas, dulce de leche, wines, and artisan cheeses
- ✓Discover La Aripuca cultural centre focused on human-nature relationships
Insider tips
- ★Wear quick-dry clothes and secure your phone/camera—the boat ride gets soaked; waterproof cases are essential
- ★Visit the falls in the morning when light is best for photography and crowds are lighter
- ★The Argentina side offers more vantage points and longer trail time than the Brazilian side—ideal for immersive exploration
- ★Ask your guide about seasonal water levels; higher volumes (December–March) create more dramatic spray but rougher boat conditions
Good to know
- •Private pickup from your accommodation in Foz do Iguaçu included; confirm hotel location at booking
- •Total duration 10 hours includes travel, walking trails, boat ride, and city tour; bring comfortable walking shoes and sun protection
- •Bring a change of clothes or waterproof bag for the boat ride; the experience is intentionally immersive
- •Accessible paths exist on Argentina's side, but ask guide about specific mobility needs when booking
Who it's for
Adventure seekers wanting close-up waterfall thrills and outdoor immersionCulture enthusiasts interested in Argentine border towns and local food traditionsFamilies and groups preferring private guide service over crowded group toursPhotography-focused travellers seeking multiple vantage points and optimal lighting
Best time to visit
Visit December–March for maximum water flow and dramatic spectacle, or May–August for smaller crowds and cooler temperatures. Morning departures (typically 7–8 a.m.) capture the best light and avoid peak afternoon heat.
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