Private tours at Iguassu Falls

Argentine side of Iguassu Falls

The most close contact to Iguassu Falls is from Argentina!

Train of the Jungle - The transportation inside of the Argentine National Park is done by the famous Train of the Jungle. It runs every half an hour regularly but during the picks of high season every 15 minutes back 'n' forth from the Devil's Throat to Cataratas stations. No need to pay extra for this service it's included on the entrance fee of the National Park.

Upper Path - At the Upper Path You can see all the falls You could not from the Devil's Throat. The Catwalk stands right on the egde of the falls giving and outstanding view and feeling from Iguassu. Capuchin Monkeys can be seen around very often. The length is 1.6 miles and no steps whatsoever. There is only one way so do not come back from the same way You came.

Devil's Throat - The Devil's Throat really impresses all eyes. the walk from the train station is 2 miles back 'n' forth, facilities and snack bar around the station as well. The walk is totally flat no ups or downs at all. wheel chair avalible for those who need it. It's impossible to predict how wet one is going to get but in sunny hot days You dry off fast!

Lower Path - From the Lower Path You see the same set of falls as from the Upper one, the difference is that You have a more panoramic perspective. Also it's one of the largest walks, around 2 miles with steps, about 100. At the end of it one can get pretty wet around the Bosseti Fall. The Lower Path is not for everyone, seniors and people with knee problems should not even try it.

Wild Life

Unfortunately even asking kindly some people yet feed the wildlife, hence our tour guides make sure to explain it in details, how to procedure in their presence, if They are edgy or easy going. It all depends on the presence of our food around them, besides not feeding them, try not to eat anything in front of them, it triggers on them their most wild instincts and they can start fighting among themselves over our food.

Besides the quatis, deers, monkeys and toucans may be spotted as well, it's a matter o luck, black vultures are always flying in circles around the falls. A lot of fish goes over the falls and drop dead so a real buffet displays at their feet.

Keep in mind

Be the early bird and try to catch the 08:15a.m train, doing so You will be among the very first travelers at the devil’s throat - You may get wet - Look for cormorants and caymans at the rocks - Rainbows at the Devil's Throat - No need to pay extra for tickets of the trains - toilets and bar at train stations - Please do not feed the Quatis neither eat in front of them - They are cute but could be terrible once junkie food is around - They can bite.

Facilities

There are snacks bars and toilets in every train station - Central, Cataratas and Devil’s Throat stations - and three restaurants at the Argentine National Park. Also a first aid medical attention available in case of emergencies.

Transportation in the National Park

The Argentine Nation Park has its own transportation service, the so called 'train of the jungle’ runs every half and hour from the Visitors Center Station to the Cataratas Station and from there to the Devil's Throat.

There are three restaurants inside of the Argentine National Park, El fortin and La Selva, both offer the best of Argentinean gastronomy and barbecue in a buffet with plenty of hot dishes, salads and desserts. The third one is called Iguazu and it's a fine dining option and excellent choice for V.I.P's or Incentive Groups. The Iguazu Restaurant is located at the Gran Melia Hotel.

La Selva

El Fortin

Iguazu

Having the Argentine side privately organized and customized just for You and your family or group is something You may consider over many reasons:

Crossing the borders faster - Maximize the timing - Skipping lines and crowds - A vehicle to store your belongings - Tour guides experts in the area - Tips, suggestions and insights - Further knowledge about the falls - Insights about the nature of Iguazu - Organize better other tours

We do not advice to wear flip flops at the falls at all, neither from Brazil or Argentina once they could be very slippery over the spray from the falls. As far as out fits, the most comfortable as you can feel and always remember to bring a cap or hat and sun block.

The Great Adventure boat ride it’s a great way of enhancing the Argentine side of Iguassu Falls.

A lot of fun, excitement and proximity to the falls. Safe and well organized tour escorted by english-speaking specialists on fauna and flora of Iguassu. The tour starts with a Jungle Ride for about 2.5 miles in the middle of the sub-tropical rainforest around the Falls, followed by the boat ride which is super wet. The company provides water-proof rubber bags for backpacks, cameras and belongings but do not raincoats. Pay attention to the schedules since They have fix and few departures per day every one hour and a half.

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