Iguazu/Iguassu Falls Tours from Rio De Janeiro
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10 best Iguazu/Iguassu Falls tours from Rio De Janeiro
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- Brazil & Argentina Escape
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- Brazil & Argentina Escape1 Review by TourRadar travelers- “Excellent hotels and very good guides. The price of the Escape tour was very good.” - michael, traveled in June - The route connects Rio's Arena Leme Hotel to Buenos Aires' Grand Brizo Hotel via Iguassu Falls. Christ the Redeemer views in Rio, dual-country perspectives of Iguassu Falls, and tango shows in Buenos Aires await. Includes flights and comfortable coach transfers. - Duration - 9 days - Destinations - Rio de Janeiro, Foz Do Iguacu, Iguazu Falls, Buenos Aires - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operator - Globus - From 
- NZ$3,679+$1,158 upfront costs
 
- Rio serves as your gateway, featuring Christ the Redeemer before flying to Foz do Iguaçu. Both sides of Iguazu Falls await, including Devil's Throat viewpoints, with luxury transfers throughout the falls region. - Duration - 7 days - Destinations - Rio de Janeiro, Foz Do Iguacu - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operator - Wonderful Holidays UK - From 
- NZ$5,032
 
- Rio welcomes you with views of Christ the Redeemer before a flight to Iguazu Falls. Cross the Tancredo Neves Bridge to take in both Brazilian and Argentine perspectives, including Devil's Throat and San Martin Falls, before heading to Buenos Aires. - Duration - 9 days - Destinations - Rio de Janeiro, Urca, Foz Do Iguacu, Iguazu Falls, San Isidro, San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operator - On The Go Tours - From 
- NZ$2,875
 
- Begin in Rio de Janeiro at Christ the Redeemer, journey to Manaus via domestic flight for Amazon exploration, and conclude at Iguazu Falls. Cover both Brazilian and Argentine sides, including Devil's Throat, with modern air-conditioned transfers throughout. - Duration - 9 days - Destinations - Rio de Janeiro, Urca, Iguazu Falls - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operator - On The Go Tours - From 
- NZ$4,225
 
- A 1,200+ mile domestic flight connects Rio's Copacabana Beach to Iguazu Falls. Both Brazilian and Argentinian sides of the falls' 275 cascades await, plus Foz do Iguazu's Bird Park with 150+ species. - Duration - 12 days - Destinations - Rio de Janeiro, Foz Do Iguacu, Puerto Iguazu, Iguazu Falls, Manaus, Salvador - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operated in - English, Portuguese, Spanish - Operator - ETours Brazil DMC - From 
- NZ$5,491
 
- The Best of Brazil & Argentina16 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “Excursions well chosen, very organized, respectful of the group members.” - Abner, traveled in August - Your path leads from Rio's Windsor Plaza Copacabana to Iguassu Falls via included flights. Both Brazilian and Argentine sides of the falls beckon, including Devil's Throat Canyon and ecological jungle train rides, before Buenos Aires. - Duration - 9 days - Destinations - Rio de Janeiro, Foz Do Iguacu, Iguazu Falls, Buenos Aires - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operator - Cosmos - From $3,469 6% Off
- NZ$3,269+$1,158 upfront costsYou save $200
 
- Your Brazilian adventure starts in Rio de Janeiro with transfers from Galeão Airport to Arena Leme Hotel. A flight to Foz do Iguacu opens up the falls, where you'll cross the Brazil-Argentina border for a complete falls experience. A return flight takes you back to Rio for a final beachside stay. - Duration - 7 days - Destinations - Rio de Janeiro, Foz Do Iguacu - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operator - Agate Travel - From 6% Off
- NZ$6,943
 
- Rio de Janeiro greets you with Sugarloaf Mountain and Copacabana before a flight to Iguassu Falls. Both Brazilian and Argentine sides of the falls await, accessed via Ecological Jungle Train and suspended walkways over Devil's Throat. - Duration - 9 days - Destinations - Rio de Janeiro, Foz Do Iguacu, Iguazu Falls, Buenos Aires - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operator - Globus - From $6,619 4% Off
- NZ$6,369+$1,158 upfront costsYou save $250
 
- Duration - 21 days - Destinations - Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Ecuador - Age Range - All Ages Welcome - Operator - Trafalgar - From 4% Off
- NZ$12,534+$11,041 upfront costs
 
- Duration - 8 days - Destinations - Rio de Janeiro, Puerto Iguazu, Iguazu Falls, Salvador - Age Range - Ages 12+ - Operator - DERTOUR - From 4% Off
- NZ$3,629
 
What people love about Iguazu/Iguassu Falls Tours from Rio De Janeiro
- The Best of Brazil & ArgentinaWe enjoyed every moment but were a little disappointed with accomodation 
What our customers ask about Iguazu/Iguassu Falls Tours from Rio De Janeiro
- What's the typical length of Rio de Janeiro to Iguazu Falls tours starting in Rio de Janeiro?- Most Rio to Iguazu Falls tours span 7-9 days. The trips start with 3 days in Rio seeing places like Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain followed by 2-3 days at Iguazu Falls. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The tour offered the perfect amount of time to experience both destinations without feeling rushed." The packages include guided exploration of Rio city sights visits to both sides of the falls and stays at places like Arena Leme Hotel in Rio and Wish Resort in Foz do Iguaçu. 
- What are the must-see attractions included in the first days in Rio de Janeiro?- The opening days focus on Rio's key landmarks including Christ the Redeemer atop Corcovado Mountain cable car rides up Sugarloaf Mountain and walks through the colorful Selaron Steps. Visitors also see the Metropolitan Cathedral Maracanã Stadium and the Sambadrome where Carnival happens. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "Starting with Christ the Redeemer and ending the day at Sugarloaf Mountain for sunset provided incredible views and photo opportunities of Rio." Tours run morning and afternoon with lunch stops at Brazilian steakhouses like Rafain. 
- What's the best time of year to start a Rio de Janeiro and Iguazu Falls tour?- July through October brings the best conditions with Rio seeing mild 25°C (77°F) temperatures and less rain while Iguazu Falls has strong water flow. September is particularly popular with 5 scheduled tour departures. March through May offers good weather and smaller crowds. As one TourRadar traveler shared: "Visiting in September gave us perfect weather in Rio and magnificent views of the falls with comfortable hiking conditions on both the Brazilian and Argentine sides." 
- What are the typical accommodation options in Rio de Janeiro for these tours?- Accommodations range from 4-star hotels like Arena Leme Hotel near Copacabana Beach to 5-star properties in Ipanema and Leblon. Popular choices include the Grand Brizo Hotel and Wish Resort located close to main attractions. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The hotels were excellent and very well-located especially Arena Leme with its beachfront location and proximity to both Copacabana and the city center." Rooms come with daily breakfast and often feature ocean or city views. 
- What's the best way to see both sides of Iguazu Falls?- Tours spread visits across two days beginning with the Brazilian side for wide views then exploring the larger Argentine section. Activities include rides on the Ecological Jungle Train and walks on various trails. Hotels like Bourbon Cataratas or Wish Resort put you close to the falls. One TourRadar traveler advised "Do both sides - the Brazilian side gives you the best photos while the Argentine side lets you get up close to the falls." 
- What's the average travel time between Rio de Janeiro and Iguazu Falls?- Direct flights from Rio to Foz do Iguaçu International Airport take about 2 hours plus a 30-minute transfer to falls-area hotels. A TourRadar traveler commented: "The flight connections worked smoothly and the included transfers made the journey between Rio and Iguazu Falls hassle-free." Most tours book morning flights allowing for afternoon visits to the Brazilian side of the falls. 




















