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The Iguaçu Falls of Argentina Tour
Today, enjoy a full-day visit to the Argentinian side of the Iguaçu Falls and National Park. The day begins at the Visitors’ Centre, which provides useful background on the local plant and animal life found throughout the area. From there, a small train offers an easy and practical way to move through the park. The route links three stations: Central Station (next to the Visitors’ Centre), Cataratas Station for access to both the lower and upper trails, and Devil’s Throat Station, which leads to the most well-known part of the falls. The 7-kilometre route takes about 20 minutes, following the Iguazú River at a gentle speed, with occasional stops if animals cross the tracks. The park’s three trails are clearly marked. The Green Trail is a short 650-metre walk through native vegetation. From Cataratas Station, the Upper (1,700 m) and Lower (1,400 m) Trails offer wide-ranging views from several platforms. The final section of the Lower Trail brings you closer to the base of the falls, where you can feel the strength of the water as it crashes below the Devil’s Throat. After walking the trails, you’ll return to your accommodation in the evening.