What to do in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina?

The Devil's Throat, located on the Argentinian side, is the heart of Iguazu Falls: a series of powerful waterfalls that reach up to 80 meters in height and plunge forcefully into a narrow gorge, concentrating the greatest volume of water in the park. This emblematic site in the Misiones province takes its name from the Guarani legend of the Boi Serpent and the tragic love story of Naipí and Tarobá.

From the Visitor Center, you can access trails, boat tours, restaurants, small waterfalls, and viewpoints that offer unique views of this awe-inspiring natural spectacle. Experience one of the natural wonders of the world up close.

It's a beautiful viewpoint with a fountain, an obelisk, and views of the Iguazu and Paraná rivers. Both rivers mark the borders between the three countries, and the waterways They embrace the cultures of the sister cities, Ciudad del Este, Foz do Iguaçu and Puerto Iguazú.

Located at that international meeting point, and framed by attractive vegetation, it has a craft corridor that presents, exhibits and sells traditional crafts of the area made by the Guarani themselves using techniques learned from their ancestors.

The best time to visit is at the beginning of sunset, when you can enjoy the incredible sunset and a truly unforgettable landscape.

Güira Oga or Andrés Giai protected landscape is a wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and breeding center.

This wildlife refuge, Güirá Oga ("the house of birds" in the Guarani language), was created based on the need for an establishment located in the Misiones rainforest that worked with the local native fauna.

La Aripuca is a cultural attraction that highlights the Misiones rainforest and Guarani knowledge. Its main structure, inspired by the traditional aripuca trap, is built with reclaimed native wood and serves as a symbol of conservation and respect for the Paraná rainforest.

The Hummingbird Garden is located in the center of Puerto Iguazú. It's a place for relaxation and observing these wonderful flying birds endemic to the Americas. It's possible to see around 10 different species, depending on the time of year.

Aerial adventure park with panoramic zip lines, suspension bridges, challenging circuits, and a unique freefall. A pure adrenaline experience in the heart of the Misiones rainforest.

Located within the "2000 Hectares" urban reserve, the Mbocay Stream Falls, whose name in Guaraní means "little weapon," are a true natural treasure waiting to be discovered. This stream, hidden amidst the Misiones rainforest, originates in Puerto Península Park and flows into the Paraná River. Along its course, it offers a series of waterfalls and natural pools, where the water transforms into a true oasis for visitors and locals alike. The Mbocay Stream meanders through the vegetation, creating ideal spaces to swim, relax, and escape the characteristic heat of the subtropical summer.

Access is free. How to get there? By private transfer or local bus. Take the bus that says “2000 Hectares” and get off at the last stop before turning around. Ask the driver to let you know when to get off at “Salto Mbocay.” From there, it's signposted, and you'll have to walk for about 15 minutes (approximately 1 km). The hike is of medium difficulty; be prepared for many ups and downs.

It's a waterfall in the outskirts of the city, and if you have the time and an adventurous spirit, you can visit it and enjoy what nature has to offer.

The place is beautiful! You have to descend about 100 meters on a path with rustic steps (made of wood, stones, and even tree roots). The waterfall is located in a rocky depression, surrounded by abundant native vegetation. How to get there? The most comfortable and easiest way to reach Salto del Turista (Tourist Waterfall) is by hiring a private transfer service. Another option is to take the local bus that says “2000 Hectares” (2000 Hectares). Ask the driver to let you know when to get off at “Salto del Turista.”

Sailing, shows, and unique sunsets aboard. In Puerto Iguazú, you can enjoy an attractive catamaran tour that invites you to explore the rivers of the Triple Frontier aboard a spacious and comfortable vessel. From Tuesday to Sunday, guided river tours are offered, allowing you to discover the details, history, and geography of this wonderful corner of the world.

The journey begins on the lower Iguazu River, at its confluence with the Paraná River, to witness the meeting of three countries at this iconic landmark. Enjoy sailing under the international bridges, the Tancredo Neves Bridge (Argentina-Brazil) and the Integration Bridge, skirting the banks of the Iryapú Rainforest and its lush tropical vegetation.

Discover one of the region's great historical treasures . Located in the Jesuit Ruins of San Ignacio Miní , a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this iconic location, founded in 1632, invites you to explore the legacy of the Jesuit missions in South America. An unmissable experience to complement your visit to Iguazu with history and culture.

_{Important: Full day excursion, departing from Puerto Iguazu.}

Experience a unique excursion and delve into the fascinating world of natural gems. At the semi-precious stone mines located in Wanda, about 50 km from Puerto Iguazú, you can explore caverns with a local guide and discover amethysts, topazes, quartz, and many other mineral formations. An ideal outing to discover another side of the region.

Discover one of the most breathtaking landscapes in Misiones. The Moconá Falls offer a unique and stunning panorama, with cascades that flow parallel to each other along the Uruguay River, deep within the Misiones rainforest. This excursion is the perfect way to connect with nature and add a unique experience to your trip, in one of the province's most impressive settings.

_{Important: Full-day excursion departing from Puerto Iguazú. Please inquire about the possibility of boating, as it depends on the water level of the Yabotí stream and river conditions.}

Located on the border crossing between Argentina and Brazil, the Duty Free Shop Puerto Iguazú invites you to enjoy a unique shopping experience in the heart of the Misiones rainforest. With a spacious shopping area and a wide variety of international brands, it's the perfect way to add an original, comfortable, and attractive touch to your trip.