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Discover Local in Iguazú - EN

Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat), a colossal U-shaped cascade, steals the show with its roaring spectacle. Other must-sees include Salto San Martín, with its dramatic spray, and Salto Bosetti, perfect for up-close views. The park’s trails also reveal hidden gems like Salto Dos Hermanas, each offering unique photo opportunities.

Beyond its waterfalls, the park brims with life. Look skyward for toucans and parrots, or stroll along trails where coatis and capybaras roam and butterflies flit in vivid colours. Explore on foot along the Upper Circuit, offering panoramic views, or the Lower Circuit, where you’ll feel the mist on your face. For a thrill, take a boat ride that brings you face-to-face with the cascades. Want a deeper connection to this natural wonder? Opt for a guided wildlife tour or adventure sports like rappelling and canopying.

Marvel at Parque Nacional Iguazú's stunning falls

It's a rare opportunity to visit three counties on the same day. Note that visa requirements may apply depending on your passport, so check beforehand. From the Argentine side, head to the Hito Tres Fronteras, just 2.6 kilometres from Puerto Iguazú. Here, three monoliths in each country’s colours mark the national boundaries. The viewpoint is a great place to watch the rivers converge, with the landscapes of Brazil and Paraguay stretching beyond.

Every afternoon, the surrounding promenade hosts a 20-minute water show, with projected images showing traditional dances from the three countries. Browse handicraft stalls for unique souvenirs or take a short trip to Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, for duty-free bargains – just remember to shop wisely in reputable stores. On the Brazilian side, visit the Marco das Três Fronteiras, where casual restaurants serve local dishes.

Visit three countries at La Triple Frontera

Inside, the temperature plunges to -10°C (14°F), but you'll stay warm with jackets and gloves provided on arrival. The interior is brought to life with vibrant lighting that illuminates intricate ice sculptures, ranging from local wildlife to playful abstract designs. Lively music fills the space, creating an upbeat atmosphere perfect for dancing or simply soaking in the unique setting.

During your 30-minute session, sip unlimited cocktails or soft drinks from glasses carved from ice. The time limit keeps things comfortable, giving you just enough time to enjoy the icy atmosphere before heading back to the warmth of Puerto Iguazú.

Chill out in style at IceBar Iguazú

Guided walks through Monte Nayib’s jungle trails are the highlight of this experience. As you stroll along the red-earth paths (tip: wear something you don't mind getting stained), you’ll encounter towering Chachí Bravo and majestic cedars alongside Ubajay trees and yerba mate plants. Keep your eyes peeled for vibrant toucans, groups of curious capuchin monkeys and the occasional flash of movement from shy deer or tapirs.

After your adventure, you’ll gather in an open-air courtyard to enjoy some regional specialties. Try freshly baked chipá, a soft and cheesy bread, or reviro, a hearty dish made from flour and eggs.

Trek Monte Nayib’s rainforest trails

At its heart stands a 17-metre structure modelled after an aripuca, a traditional trap used by the Guaraní, the region’s indigenous people. Made from over 30 native tree species and weighing 500 tonnes, it symbolises the importance of preserving the Atlantic rainforest's biodiversity.

Explore El Tacurú, a striking building made from native stone. Here, you'll find artisanal goods from across the country made from wool, leather and silver, plus rare stones like rhodochrosite, the national gemstone. Visit El Yateí to learn about yerba mate, Argentina’s iconic tea-like beverage, and enjoy tasting it yourself. At Cucurucho, you can cool off with an ice cream or smoothie in a cosy space topped with a thatched roof.

Explore nature and indigenous culture at La Aripuca

You can choose to begin with a cocktail class, crafting three signature wine-based drinks paired with gourmet appetisers. Then, embark on an extensive tasting menu, including an empanada-making class where you’ll create your own version of this beloved savoury pastry. The meal continues with a picada – a platter of grilled cheese, chorizo, blood sausage and tender matambre pork steak.

For mains, indulge in a beef tasting: slow-braised "Thor's Hammer" tenderloin with mushroom-garlic butter and grilled seasonal vegetables. Wrap up the evening with desserts like dulce de leche pancakes and flan. Learn to prepare yerba mate tea, sipping it alongside alfajores (buttery cookies filled with dulce de leche). Throughout, enjoy expertly paired wines, including Argentina's celebrated Malbec.

Discover Local in Iguazú - EN

Marvel at Parque Nacional Iguazú's stunning falls

Savour, sip and learn at The Argentine Experience

Chill out in style at IceBar Iguazú

Explore nature and indigenous culture at La Aripuca

Visit three countries at La Triple Frontera

Trek Monte Nayib’s rainforest trails