Argentina: Iguazú & Salta Or Viceversa - 6 Days

Transfer from Airport or Bus station to Hotel according to the chosen area  Includes. - Capacity up to 3 adults ( or combination with kids up to 6 years - Tolls and Parking included - No time limit The units have enough space, air conditioning, and heating Service without hidden costs. Final rate per vehicle.

To visit the Iguazú Falls on the Argentinean side is to get to the very heart of the falls and waterfalls. The footbridges take the visitor to explore the spectacular waterfalls from different angles. Reaching the very edge of the 'Garganta del Diablo' is a unique experience. Tour of the upper and lower walkway, ecological train ride and Garganta del Diablo. Return to the hotel from the national park between 4:30 and 5:00 p.m. It is recommended to bring light clothes and comfortable shoes. Optional Grand Adventure can be added during this excursion. Superior Walk: Access to the magnificent view of the falls and the delta of the Iguazú River formed by a set of leafy islands. Duration: 1.15 Hs. Difficulty: without stairs. Inferior Walk: A set of strategically designed walkways that allow the most diverse views of the falls and an intimate encounter with the waterfalls and charming corners of the jungle. Duration: 2 hours. Difficulty: with stairs. Garganta del Diablo: Indescribable for its beauty and energy offers an impressive mix of sounds and landscapes. Duration: 1.30 Hs. Difficulty: without stairs. Train of the Jungle: An ecological train circuit in the middle of the jungle and bordering the river that allows the visitor to move inside the park and reach the accesses of footbridges and attractions.

A popular saying affirms that in the spectacle of the Falls, on the Argentinean side the stage is located and of the Brazilian the privileged audience. The footbridges take the visitor to explore the spectacular waterfalls from different angles. Reaching the very edge of the Garganta del Diablo is a unique experience. Within the Foz do Iguazú National Park, 25 km from the center of Foz do Iguazú (BR), are the Brazilian waterfalls. Its great attraction lies, definitely, in its unique panoramic vision. As most of the jumps are on the Argentine side, from this favorable distance, you can see the whole in its entirety and assess the real immensity of the imposing Iguazu Falls. The landscape, incredible where it is appreciated, offers a view out of the ordinary. Surrounded by the green leafy characteristic of the subtropical forests, one can glimpse the largest set of waterfalls in the world, with 275 falls that result in a total width of 2700 meters, one of the sides of the Garganta del Diablo and the no less impressive, 4 Brazilian jumps. On the other hand, it is surprising, in the beauty and enormity of the 175,000 hectares covered by the Foz do Iguazú National Park, the innumerable variety of native animal and plant species.