Travelling in Iguazu

To travel to Iguazú, Argentine citizens only need their ID. Foreign tourists must carry a valid passport and, depending on their nationality, may need a visa to enter Argentina. It is advisable to check the specific requirements with the corresponding embassy or consulate before traveling, to avoid possible inconveniences when entering the country.

In Iguazú, the most popular tourist activities include a visit to the Iguazú Falls, where you can take tours on both the Argentine and Brazilian sides. Also recommended are jungle excursions, boat trips under the falls, visits to the Bird Park and ecotourism activities. In addition, gastronomic tourism in the region allows you to taste typical dishes such as Argentine barbecue and Misiones food.

There is a wide variety of accommodation options in Iguazú to suit all budgets. You can find everything from luxurious five-star hotels and resorts with all the amenities, to budget inns and hostels for backpackers. There are also eco-lodges and cabins in the middle of nature, ideal for those looking for a closer experience to the jungle. It is advisable to book in advance, especially during the high season.

The climate in Iguazú is subtropical, with hot, humid summers and mild winters. In summer, temperatures can exceed 30°C, so it is recommended to bring light clothing, a hat, sunscreen and insect repellent. In winter, although temperatures are cooler, it is advisable to bring a light jacket for the mornings and evenings. In addition, it is essential to wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking along the park's trails.