Iguassu Falls / Iguazu Falls
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- 89 Iguassu Falls tour packages with 175 reviews
- What people love about Iguazu/Iguassu Falls Tours
- Travel Iguazu/Iguassu Falls your way
- Best tour companies for Iguazu/Iguassu Falls tours
- Popular Iguazu/Iguassu Falls Cruise Ships
- Best places to start your Iguazu/Iguassu Falls tour
- Discover Iguazu/Iguassu Falls tours for every budget
- Iguazu/Iguassu Falls tours for every type of group
- Top Iguazu/Iguassu Falls travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Iguazu/Iguassu Falls
- Contact our Iguazu/Iguassu Falls travel experts
- What our customers ask about Iguassu Falls / Iguazu Falls
89 Iguassu Falls tour packages with 175 reviews
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Best of Argentina & Brazil
19 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Very professional, nice balance of guided and free time, well informed friendly and sensible.”
Jeremy, traveled in January
The majestic Iguazu Falls, higher than Niagara and wider than Victoria Falls, awaits your visit. Optional Zodiac boat rides, authentic Guarani communities, and panoramic views from Brazilian and Argentinian boardwalks create unforgettable memories.
Duration 7 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Foz Do Iguacu, Iguazu Falls, Rio de Janeiro Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From $5,360
10% Off- NZ$4,824You save $536
Premium Argentina & Brazil
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Action-packed sightseeing of amazing waterfalls, great food and beautiful beaches. Hotels were wonderful and nice.”
Jacob, traveled in August
Iguazu Falls' 275 cascades unfold from both countries' viewing platforms. Local Guarani communities welcome visitors while optional zodiac rides venture beneath the falls. Premium accommodation and expert guides showcase this natural wonder.
Duration 7 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Foz Do Iguacu, Iguazu Falls, Rio de Janeiro Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Premium From $6,810
15% Off- NZ$5,788You save $1,022
Iguazu Falls Short Break
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Questions were answered beforehand using the tour radar messages. This was good when questions were simple.”
Johanna, traveled in January
The mighty Iguazu Falls, including Devil's Throat Station boardwalks, reveals its grandeur from both sides. Two nights in Foz do Iguacu with guided tours of Brazilian and Argentine viewpoints. Optional helicopter rides showcase the spectacular 3km-wide cascades.
Duration 3 days Destinations Iguazu Falls Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From
15% Off- NZ$827
Argentina and Brazil perspectives showcase Iguazu Falls' grandeur. Devil's Throat pathway, 1,200 meters of Brazilian walkways, and native wildlife like coatis and toucans create memorable moments. Professional English-speaking guides lead the way.
Duration 10 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Puerto Iguazu, Foz Do Iguacu, Rio de Janeiro Age Range 8 to 80 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From
15% Off- NZ$4,624
The world's largest waterfall system showcases its power from both Brazilian and Argentine vantages. Circuito Inferior trails and Devil's Throat cascade highlight stays in Foz do Iguaçu and Puerto Iguazú. Optional boat rides enhance the experience.
Duration 3 days Destinations Foz Do Iguacu, Puerto Iguazu Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Bamba Travel From
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What people love about Iguazu/Iguassu Falls Tours
- Best of Argentina & Brazil
Great trip! Very well organized and lots of fun! Perfect amount of activities, adventure, and free time to explore on your own.
- Premium Argentina & Brazil
Action-packed sightseeing of amazing waterfalls, great food and beautiful beaches. Hotels were wonderful and nice and the team was very organized
- Iguazu Falls Short Break
Intrepid tour leaders were all excellent. They managed the tour very well. Questions were answered beforehand using the tour radar messages. This was good when questions were simple but it was harder to get an answer with complex questions. In the end we trusted them to do a good job and they did
Travel Iguazu/Iguassu Falls your way
The most popular way to really see Iguazu Falls combines both Argentine and Brazilian perspectives across 2-3 days, letting you walk every boardwalk, ride the ecological train to Devil's Throat and get right under the cascades by boat. Our guides have mastered the timing - they'll get you to Devil's Throat early before the crowds pile in. Many visitors appreciate the stops at local Guarani communities near the falls where they learn about traditional tools and daily routines. Having organized transport between viewpoints and across borders makes everything smoother, while still giving you plenty of time to explore and take photos at your own speed.
Select from our extensive range of 43 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Iguazu/Iguassu Falls with our expert guides leading the way.
Explore a wide diversity of partially guided tours through Iguazu/Iguassu Falls. We have 40 adventures that vary from 3 days to 33 days. With the greatest number of departures in November, this is also the most popular time of the year.
The cultural tours around Iguazu typically run 8-10 days and connect the falls with Buenos Aires, Rio and other major cities. Starting in Buenos Aires, you'll watch professional tango dancers perform and even try some basic steps yourself. You'll explore historic areas like San Telmo, La Boca and also Recoleta, plus join local families for traditional asado feasts in their homes. When you reach the falls, the focus shifts to Guarani culture - their waterfall legends and how their communities maintain traditions while living next to such a major tourist site.
Best tour companies for Iguazu/Iguassu Falls tours
Looking at these tour companies in detail, Intrepid comes out strong in a few key areas - their local guides really know their stuff and the company has built solid relationships with communities along their routes. The tours run smoothly, which our travelers consistently mention in their feedback. Say Hueque takes a more tailored approach, working with each traveler to build custom itineraries. Their team stays in good contact throughout the planning process and during the actual trip. This personal touch makes a real difference when you're trying to plan something specific to your interests. TourRadar has hit some bumps with their third-party setup - quite a few customers mentioned issues with airport pickups not showing up as planned, and getting answers about problems took longer since messages had to go through multiple channels. The Iguazu Falls experience itself is clearly worth it though. While some hotels in the area could use updates according to recent visitors, the boat ride that takes you right under the cascading water emerged as a highlight that pretty much everyone loved. You get properly soaked but that's part of what makes it fun and memorable.
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Best places to start your Iguazu/Iguassu Falls tour
Most people kick off their Iguazu trip from Buenos Aires - about 27 of our recent travelers started there. Puerto Iguazu and Rio de Janeiro are tied for second choice with 19 travelers each and also Foz do Iguacu sees about 12 departures. Looking at our booking patterns, you'll want to lock in your tour roughly 2.5 months ahead (that's 77 days) especially since the top-rated options tend to fill quickly. This timing also helps you grab better hotel choices, which can make a real difference in your experience. March-April or August-September hit the sweet spot - you still get impressive water flow but with fewer people and nicer temperatures. Devil's Throat tends to quiet down late afternoon, while the Argentine side's upper and lower trails show their best face in morning light. Two full days works perfectly for most people, with your first morning best spent exploring the extensive Argentine walkways.
Discover Iguazu/Iguassu Falls tours for every budget
The smart 3-4 day budget tours really deliver good value at Iguazu. You'll get guided walks on both sides of the falls, plus that cool ecological train up to Devil's Throat. Our travelers love how these tours handle all the tricky border crossings while leaving enough time to explore on your own. One particularly good option pairs hostel stays with guides who've mastered the art of dodging the busy times at each viewpoint. The included transfers between airports, parks and accommodations make everything smooth - no need to figure out local buses or taxis.
The luxury side of Iguazu comes with some seriously nice perks and premium hotels right in the national parks. You'll travel in high-end vehicles and stay at carefully picked 4-5 star spots where you can see the falls right from the pool. Several tours mix in helicopter flights over the cascades, private evening visits to certain viewpoints and authentic dinners at Rafain Churrascaria with local dance performances. Our luxury guests really value their expert naturalist guides who know their stuff about geology and wildlife, keeping groups small and personal.
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Iguazu/Iguassu Falls tours for every type of group
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Group
66 tours in Iguazu/Iguassu FallsThe longer group tours run 7-14 days and link Iguazu with the best of Brazil and Argentina. You'll spend time in Buenos Aires learning tango moves, wandering historic streets and joining local families for proper asado dinners. At the falls, groups break into smaller teams to navigate the walkways easily. Our customers often mention loving how these tours mix scheduled activities with free time - you can take extra hikes, hop on boat rides or just relax at your hotel taking in the views.
Small Group
34 tours in Iguazu/Iguassu FallsThe 7-day Iguazu Falls tours launch from Buenos Aires, where local families welcome you into their homes for traditional asado feasts, and professional tango dancers share moves perfected over 15+ years together. Small groups keep the experience intimate as you explore both sides of the falls - riding the ecological train to Devil's Throat, wandering extensive boardwalks, and getting close to the action on boat rides beneath the cascades. Our guides have mastered the art of timing, taking you to each viewpoint when the crowds thin out for better viewing and photos. Many travelers appreciate the cultural stops at nearby Guarani communities, where families demonstrate traditional tools and share stories of daily life. If you're short on time, the 3-4 day focused trips maintain the same small-group approach while zeroing in on the falls themselves, with expert guides who know precisely when to visit each section. For those seeking extra perspectives, premium options include helicopter flights over the entire falls system and evenings at Rafain Churrascaria, watching local cultural performances.
Private / Personalized
21 tours in Iguazu/Iguassu FallsPrivate tours really shine with their flexibility - the 3-day options get particularly good feedback from our guests. You set the pace on both sides of the falls, and guides adjust everything to match what interests you most. Many love the early morning Devil's Throat visits before the crowds show up, plus afternoon trips to Guarani communities nearby. Having your own transport between viewpoints and across borders means you can linger where you want or move quickly past spots that don't grab you. The guides on these tours really know their stuff and have mastered the art of timing each stop perfectly.
Top Iguazu/Iguassu Falls travel itineraries to fit your plans
The perfect quick trip to Iguazu runs 3 days and lets you see everything from both countries. After airport pickup and settling in, you'll spend the next day exploring Argentina's extensive walkways. The ecological train takes you right to Devil's Throat where you'll feel the mist on your face. Most visitors go for the optional boat ride under the falls - our customers say it's worth getting completely soaked. Day three crosses to Brazil for those wide-open views that really show the falls' massive scale. Some tours include visits to local Guarani villages or the bird park where you'll spot 150 different tropical species. The guides time each stop perfectly to dodge the crowds and catch good light.
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Weeklong trips pair Iguazu with either Rio de Janeiro or Buenos Aires to really dive into the culture. Popular routes start in Rio seeing Christ the Redeemer and Sugar Loaf Mountain before dedicating two full days to both sides of the falls. Others begin in Buenos Aires where you'll pick up tango steps from pros and wander historic streets before flying to Iguazu. Our travelers especially like spending time in nearby Guarani communities learning about traditional tools and cultural practices. All domestic flights are included and the guides handle those tricky border crossings smoothly.
Ten-day tours dig deeper into both countries' cultures while giving Iguazu proper time. Good routes start with Buenos Aires' tango shows and local food scene, then dedicate several days to both national parks at the falls. From there it's on to Rio for Copacabana Beach, Christ the Redeemer and also Sugar Loaf Mountain. Some add unique stops like Uruguay's Colonia del Sacramento or Perito Moreno glacier near El Calafate. Our customers appreciate the comfortable pace that lets them really get to know each place.
Demographics
Our 3-4 day solo traveler tours handle all the details while creating natural opportunities to meet others during guided walks and shared meals. Many stay at sociable hostels in Puerto Iguazu where you'll find good common areas and fellow travelers. The tours take care of border crossings and airport transfers, so you can focus on experiencing the falls. We include evening tango shows in Buenos Aires and group dinners at local spots where solo visitors often connect and make travel friends.
Couples tend to go for our premium experiences that mix comfort with close-up falls views. The most popular 7-day tours include upscale hotels overlooking the cascades, private transfers and knowledgeable naturalist guides. Many add helicopter flights over the falls and dinners at Rafain Churrascaria with traditional dance performances. You'll get plenty of free time to explore together, plus optional zodiac rides right up to the cascades. Early morning visits to Devil's Throat before the crowds and sunset views from hotel terraces round out these romantic trips.
Young adults love our action-packed 3-4 day Iguazu adventures. These tours cover both Argentine and Brazilian sides, get you on boats right under the falls and take you spotting wildlife on jungle paths. Several include nights out in Rio or Buenos Aires, visits to local Guarani communities and hands-on cooking classes. Our groups like having guided excursions mixed with free time for optional activities like helicopter rides or extra trails. We use hostels and mid-range hotels near the action, perfect for meeting other travelers and finding evening spots.
Our premium 5-7 day senior tours balance comfortable exploration with well-timed falls visits. You'll stay in quality hotels with door-to-door transfers and experienced guides who share deep knowledge about the falls' history and ecology. The schedule includes morning and afternoon visits to avoid peak heat, plus cultural activities like tango shows and traditional Argentine meals. Senior travelers particularly value our smooth handling of logistics from border crossings to luggage transfers while having enough time to properly take in views from accessible platforms.
Family tours at Iguazu Falls really shine with activities that keep everyone interested. The 7-day options mix active falls exploration with cultural stops - our younger visitors love meeting native wildlife at the Bird Park where toucans and macaws fly nearby, plus spending time in Guarani villages learning about traditional tools. Parents appreciate the afternoon breaks at hotels with pools, giving kids time to splash around. The ecological train to Devil's Throat always gets excited reactions, and our guides have a knack for explaining the falls' formation in ways that kids actually remember.
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- Couples26 tours
- Seniors (50+)41 tours
Best time to visit Iguazu/Iguassu Falls
- Summer 2025
Summer tours work around the heat with early morning and late afternoon activities. The popular 3-day trips start with early access to Devil's Throat by jungle train, well before the crowds show up. Longer 11-day routes connect Rio, Buenos Aires and the falls using overnight buses or flights, giving each destination proper attention. Our travelers particularly value visiting the Bird Park - home to over 1,400 birds across 150 species - and catching evening performances at Rafain Churrascaria where you'll see authentic Brazilian cultural shows.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
Autumn is perfect for exploring Iguazu and our premium week-long tours start strong with carefully picked hotels overlooking Copacabana Beach in Rio. At the falls, you'll explore via boardwalks and ecological trains, connect with Guarani communities and see both the sweeping Brazilian side and detailed Argentine views up close. The Zodiac boat rides right up to the falls' base are a consistent highlight among our customers. Quick 3-day focused visits cover all key viewpoints with guides who've mastered the timing to avoid peak crowds.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter at Iguazu offers some really well-designed tour options. The quick 3-day trips zero in on what matters most - you'll get those wide-open views from Brazil and then walk the intimate Argentine pathways, with guides who time everything to dodge the busiest hours. If you've got more time, the week-long tours mix falls visits with proper Buenos Aires culture - you'll join local families for traditional asado dinners and learn tango steps from pros who've been dancing together 15 years now. Our customers consistently tell us that staying at hotels inside the park makes a huge difference, letting you beat the crowds to those early morning viewpoints.
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- Spring 2026
Spring brings ideal weather to Iguazu and our 7-day premium tours really make the most of it. Local naturalist guides know exactly when to hit each viewpoint for perfect lighting and minimal crowds. You'll see both sides of the falls properly, plus spend quality time in Guarani villages learning about their customs and tools. The Great Adventure boat ride is a highlight - you'll power through rapids and get absolutely drenched under the falls themselves. For a focused falls experience, the 3-day tours pack in Devil's Throat and also the upper and lower circuits with expert timing.
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Which side of Iguazu Falls should you visit?
Both sides offer something special and you really should try to see them both. Brazil gives you those stunning panoramic views with walkways stretching 1200 meters that let you take in all 275 waterfalls at once — perfect for getting the big picture and those Instagram-worthy shots. Argentina gets you up close where you can literally feel the spray on your face with three amazing trails to choose from. The Lower Path runs 1200 meters giving you front-row views of the rapids and falls while the Higher Path spans 1300 meters and really gets your heart pumping as you stand at the edge of these massive cascades. Then there's the Devil's Throat Path a winding 1100-meter journey that takes you right to the edge of the falls with some incredible viewing platforms. One of our travelers Andres found the Argentine side particularly mind-blowing saying it was "spectacular and beyond expectations."
How do you get to Iguazu Falls?
Getting to Puerto Iguazu the gateway to the falls is pretty straightforward — you can fly or take a bus. While buses are an option flying is your best bet especially if you're working with limited vacation time. Our Best of Argentina & Brazil tour sorts out the logistics getting you to the falls on day 4 of a week-long adventure with flights to Puerto Iguazu included. Same goes for our Premium Argentina & Brazil tour which flies you in on day 3 of the seven-day journey taking care of all the transport hassles.
What are some unique ways to experience the falls?
There's way more to Iguazu than just the standard viewpoints. Want an adrenaline rush? Jump on the Great Adventure boat tour from the Argentine side — you'll cruise through 5 miles of rainforest in a truck then hit the water for a 4-mile boat ride through the lower Iguazu River getting completely soaked under the falls. If you're after something really special take a helicopter ride over the falls for a bird's-eye view that'll blow your mind. You can do both these activities from either side of the falls.
Can you visit indigenous communities near the falls?
Absolutely! The Guarani people have called this region home for generations and visiting their community is a fantastic way to understand the area's real soul. Our Premium Argentina & Brazil tour includes a Guarani community visit on day 4 where you'll see how they use native tools in their daily life and learn how they've managed to keep their traditions alive while living right next to one of the world's biggest tourist spots.
Do you need special visas to see both sides?
If you're from the US Canada Australia or China you'll definitely need a visa to check out the Brazilian side — make sure you sort this out well before you travel. Travelers on our 3-Days Iguazu Falls Tour always mention how helpful it is having a guide handle all the border crossing stuff it just makes everything run smoother.