• Iguazu Falls - Argentine Side - The journey begins at the visitor center, leading to the central station where an ecological train transports visitors to the Devil’s Throat station. From there, a flat walk along the walkways covers 2 km round trip to the main viewpoint.

After completing this walk, the train takes visitors to the waterfalls station, marking the start of the second part of the tour. This involves a walk of over 2 km through the upper circuit. Upon finishing this circuit, there is a break for snacks or lunch at the park’s food court, followed by the final lower circuit of the falls, which is another 3 km walk, offering views of the falls from three different angles.

During the tour, there is an option to take a boat ride, which requires prior reservation. For those with walking difficulties, several rest points are available.

In summary, the tour is divided into three parts: Devil’s Throat, Upper Circuit, and Lower Circuit.

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Each waterfall in Argentina offers a deep dive into the natural wonders of Iguazu National Park, providing a chance to enjoy various perspectives and landscapes, along with the local wildlife and plant life, including coatis, capuchin monkeys, toucans, and rooks.

Spending a day in the park significantly increases the likelihood of encountering this wildlife, although it can vary depending on the day and weather conditions.

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