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Iguazu

Iguazu

A Natural Wonder of the World

A legendary, lush destination brimming with unique experiences beyond the falls.

Iguazu is a place where the Atlantic rainforest pulsates with life: birdsong, tropical humidity, colorful butterflies, and rushing rivers that flow into one of the world’s natural wonders. Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, adventure travelers, and anyone who wants to combine a world-renowned destination with authentic jungle experiences.

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Essential tips for your first visit.
  1. Iguazu Falls – Argentinian side: Long walkways, direct contact with the rainforest, and breathtaking views. The classic: Devil’s Throat.
  2. Waterfalls – Brazilian side: Sweeping panoramic views, perfect for photography.
  3. Gran Aventura Tour (Argentinian side): Combines rainforest exploration with a thrilling boat ride to the base of the falls. An unforgettable experience.
  4. Full Moon in Iguazu: A nighttime walk on walkways illuminated only by moonlight. Mystical and unique.
  5. Ruins of the Jesuit Monastery of San Ignacio: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, ideal for a cultural day trip from Puerto Iguazu.
Less crowded experiences for those who want to discover a different side of the rainforest.
  1. Iryapú Rainforest (near Iguazu): Peaceful walks, Guarani communities, handicrafts, and less-traveled trails.
  2. Wanda Mines: A short but interesting visit to admire semiprecious stones and geological formations.
  3. Short off-peak trails in the park: Ideal spots to observe toucans, coatis, and giant butterflies almost undisturbed.
  4. Quiet viewpoints overlooking the canyon in the evening: For travelers who appreciate tranquility and golden light.
Unique experiences for those seeking something more authentic or exclusive.
  1. Guests of the Pristine Iguazu Lodge: Nestled deep within the rainforest, ideal for private hikes, birdwatching, and sampling typical local cuisine.
  2. Accommodation at the Bemberg Hotel: A former family home converted into a boutique lodge, with private hiking trails and direct access to the river.
  3. Full Moon Cruise (subject to availability): A more intimate nighttime experience.
  4. Nature and birdwatching tours with local guides deep within the rainforest.
  5. Visits to Guarani villages with a respectful and culturally sensitive approach.
  6. Combination Experience: Waterfalls + Jesuit Missions + Mines: Perfect for travelers who want to learn about the region’s history and geology.

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