Discover Puerto Iguazú on a four-hour guided city tour combining the Three Borders Landmark, a selected local attraction and a respectful visit to the Fortín Mbororé Guarani community.
Admire views of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay from the meeting point of the Iguazú and Paraná rivers. Depending on the option selected before departure, continue to either Güirá Oga Wildlife Refuge or La Aripuca, two attractions offering different perspectives on the environment and culture of Misiones.
The experience concludes with a community-led visit to Fortín Mbororé. Hotel pickup is available from Puerto Iguazú and, with additional travel and border time, from Foz do Iguaçu.
Entrance fees to Güirá Oga, La Aripuca and other paid attractions are not included unless stated in your booking.
Duration:
AM or PM
Cancellation Policy:
72 hs before your tour
Availability:
Every day
Starting Time:
9 AM or 2 PM
Finishing Time:
2 or 4 hours after departure
Pick Up and Drop Off:
"From Your Hotel " -
"At Your Hotel"
Language:
English, Spanish
Maximum Group Size:
Minimum Booking:
2
Your guide will pick you up from your hotel and begin a panoramic drive through Puerto Iguazú.
The first main stop is the Three Borders Landmark, overlooking the confluence of the Iguazú and Paraná rivers and the shores of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay. Enjoy time for photographs and an explanation of the geographic and historical importance of the Triple Frontier.
Continue to one attraction selected in advance: Güirá Oga Wildlife Refuge, focused on rescue and rehabilitation of native animals; or La Aripuca, a cultural and environmental attraction built around a monumental structure made from recovered native timber.
Afterward, visit Fortín Mbororé for an introduction to the contemporary life, traditions and forest knowledge of the local Mbya-Guarani community. Activities are determined by the community and may vary.
The combined tour lasts approximately four hours. Evening shows at the Three Borders Landmark are not part of the regular itinerary unless specifically confirmed. Travelers departing from Foz do Iguaçu must bring the documentation required to cross the border.
If for any reason, you decide to cancel the activity or excursion, the cancellation conditions specified in the product description or in the voucher will be valid.
In the event that the cancellation conditions in the product description do not differ, the provider of tourist services will charge you the following cancellation fees:
Contact us for this information.
After booking and finalizing payment, you will receive a confirmation for your purchase. Then, in less than 24 hours, you will receive the voucher that you can use to take the excursions. If the reservation is for the next day, we will be attentive and send you the voucher before your excursion begins.
The tour includes a visit to the Three Borders Landmark, where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay meet, and a stop at either Guira Oga Wildlife Sanctuary or La Aripuca Ecological Park, depending on the option selected during booking.
The combined tour has a duration of approximately 4 hours, with both morning and afternoon departures available.
Yes, the tour includes pick-up and drop-off services from hotels in Puerto Iguazu or Foz do Iguaçu.
No, meals are not included in the tour package.
The itinerary focuses on selected local sights and cultural context rather than the waterfalls themselves. It is a good complement for travelers who want to understand Puerto Iguazu beyond the National Park.
The visit should be presented as a cultural encounter led or supported by the community, focusing on traditions, daily life, history and relationship with the forest. Avoid exoticizing language.
Responsible operation should involve local participation and respect for community rules, privacy and cultural interpretation. This is a valuable sustainability point to explain clearly.
When handicrafts are offered, purchasing directly can be a meaningful way to support local artisans. Availability varies, so it should not be guaranteed as a shopping stop.
Walking is generally moderate but surfaces can be uneven in community or forest areas. Travelers with mobility concerns should ask before booking.
Yes for families interested in culture and nature. Parents should prepare children to be respectful visitors in a living community rather than treating it as a theme-park attraction.
Tour language depends on the guide and selected service. Cultural interpretation may also involve local hosts.
Depending on duration and operating hours, it can work as a complementary half-day or separate activity. A full Argentine Falls day is already long, so avoid overloading the itinerary.
" This was an excellent way to see Iguazu Falls and feel totally taken care of. Everything went really well from the initial contact to help us plan the trip to the airport transfers, flights, tour guide/driver and hotel. The tour guide/driver was great at flexibly meeting our needs and interests and making sure we got as much out of the 2 days as possible. He was very informed about the area and things to do. We could not have asked for a better way to experience this magnificent wonder from God.
" Fantastic experience and certainly worth visiting. The guide was friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and punctual. Visits to the waterfalls and the Itaipu dam was just perfect for a day trip.
"Our trip was amazing. Our guide Cesar was the best! He was flexible and so accommodating when rain threatened our trip. He made schedule adjustments and ensured we had the best views of the falls. The entire team did an excellent job from start to finish. Betty and Curt
"We had a great time visiting Iguazu Falls from the Brazilian side. The one day visit which started from our hotel in Rio de Janeiro in the morning and ended with returning to the same hotel in the night went according to plan without any hitches. Our thanks to Walter who made all the arrangements for the visit.
"Our Iguazu Falls trip was great! A highlight of our time in South America. Jorge was a great guide. We arrived not knowing much about the falls, so we had to rely on Jorge to drive the itinerary which took a little prompting on our part. We did not realize that we would be so far from a city with restaurants, so be prepared to eat at the park lodge (which was pretty good).
