Fanny Dumond

Iguazú National Park Holidays

Iguazu National Park is in the extreme north east of Argentina, on the Brazilian frontier, and its famous waterfalls have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Visit Iguazú National Park

Family
Romantic
Nature, Adventure & Sport

Iguazú National Park: How to get there?

2 hours by plane from Buenos Aires

Iguazú National Park: See when to go?

All year but if possible avoid the high season (January and February) and Holy Week (Easter)

Iguazú National Park: For how long?

One day

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Iguazú National Park: What to see nearby?

What our travellers think of their stay

Virginie Bigeni

Travel writer

The Iguazu waterfalls are a natural wonder. They are in the middle of a tropical forest, between Argentina and Brazil, and are absolutely unmissable.

My suggestion

You can visit the Argentinian side and the Brazilian side. The visit on the Argentine side is better - there are more walkways and different view points and you can even get a boat to take you to the foot of the falls - not to be missed!

michael mamane

Travel writer

Iguazu National Park is the unmissable emblematic natural site of South America for everyone during a trip to Argentina.

My suggestion

You often hear people arguing about whether it's better to see Iguazu waterfalls from the Argentine or Brazilian side. I think you should see it from both sides. So, you'll need 2 days there

Fanny Dumond

Travel writer

Iguazu National Park is in the extreme north east of Argentina, on the Brazilian frontier, and its famous waterfalls have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

My suggestion

If you are going to visit Iguazu in Argentina, don't forget to take water and good walking shoes because a visit to the Argentine side of the park will take the whole day. On the other hand, the Brazilian side is not worth visiting.