Are the walkways and paths safe during the full moon tour?

Yes, the walkways and paths are generally safe during the full moon tour at Iguazu Falls, but there are some important considerations:

Well-Maintained Trails: The park authorities ensure that the trails and walkways are well-maintained and clearly marked, even at night. These paths are designed for tourists, so they are safe to walk on.

Guided Tours: Most full moon tours are guided, which adds an extra layer of safety. Guides are familiar with the terrain and can ensure the group stays on the designated paths.

Lighting: While the full moon provides some natural light, additional low-level lighting is typically used along the walkways to help guide tourists safely. However, some areas may still be a little dimmer than others, so it’s important to stay vigilant.

Weather Conditions: If the weather is rainy or slippery, the paths can become more challenging. In such cases, the park might delay or even cancel tours for safety reasons.

Wildlife: As the falls are located in a rainforest, some nocturnal wildlife may be present along the trails. Though rare, it’s always good to be aware of your surroundings.

The full moon tour is designed to be a safe and enjoyable experience, but visitors should always follow the guide’s instructions, wear appropriate footwear, and be cautious, especially if the weather is not ideal.