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- Ibera Wetlands, Iguazu Falls
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This is a four-night program that combines the traditional visit to the Iguazu Falls, one of the most important attractions in Argentina, Brazil, and South America. Undoubtedly, this place, recently declared one of the new seven wonders of the natural world, is a must-see when you travel through these corners of the planet. This is combined with two nights at the Moconá Virgin Lodge, where you can enjoy the Moconá Falls, a very particular waterfall because it occurs along the river, also enjoying the adventure activities that the hotel offers. Are you ready to enjoy the best of the Province of Misiones in northwest Argentina?
Arrive to Iguazu Airport (IGU or IGR) and transfer to your hotel for check in procedure. After check in, we will start a half day visit to the brazilian side.
Visiting the Brazilian side of the Iguazu Falls offers a breathtaking perspective of this natural wonder. As you approach the falls, you’ll be greeted by the thunderous roar of water cascading down the majestic cliffs amidst lush greenery. The Brazilian side provides panoramic views of the falls, allowing you to appreciate the grandeur and sheer power of nature.
The walkways and viewing platforms along the Brazilian side offer fantastic vantage points to admire the vast curtain of water plummeting into the gorge below. You’ll feel the mist on your face and hear the symphony of nature as you explore the trails and viewpoints.
One of the highlights of the Brazilian side is the iconic Devil’s Throat, where a massive volume of water plunges into the abyss, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Standing on the platforms overlooking Devil’s Throat, you’ll witness the raw energy of the falls as torrents of water rush past you.
The Brazilian side also provides opportunities for wildlife sightings, with diverse flora and fauna thriving in the surrounding rainforest.
You can choose some optional activities like the helicopter ride, or the boat navigation called Macuco Safari. Check items below
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After breakfast, we will start our second visit: the Argentinian Side. The most complete visit, you can do at the Iguazu Falls.
The trails on the Argentine side of Iguazu Falls offer a mesmerizing journey through lush rainforest and provide up-close encounters with the cascading waterfalls. Here are some of the main trails you can explore:
Lower Circuit (Circuito Inferior): This trail takes you closer to the base of the falls, offering spectacular views from the lower vantage points. You’ll walk along well-maintained paths and boardwalks, passing by several waterfalls, including the iconic Salto Bosetti and Chico. The Lower Circuit allows you to feel the spray of the falls and witness the immense power of the rushing water.
Upper Circuit (Circuito Superior): On this trail, you’ll ascend to higher viewpoints overlooking the falls and the surrounding landscape. The Upper Circuit provides panoramic vistas of the cascades, offering a different perspective from the lower levels. You’ll have the opportunity to see the full extent of the waterfall complex and appreciate the vastness of the Iguazu River.
The most iconic and awe-inspiring part of the Argentine side is the Devil’s Throat. Accessible via a separate trail and boardwalk, this trail takes you to the edge of the largest and most powerful waterfall in the park. As you walk along the catwalks suspended over the river, you’ll hear the thunderous roar of the water and feel the mist rising from the abyss below.
For those seeking a more adventurous experience, the Macuco Trail offers a trek through the lush jungle environment. This longer trail leads to the Arrechea Waterfall and provides opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife spotting along the way. The Macuco Trail immerses you in the natural beauty of the rainforest, with the soothing sounds of flowing streams and diverse vegetation surrounding you.
You can add some optional activities. Check below.
After breakfast, we will continue our trip to go directly to Mocona Falls. You’ll embark on a scenic journey through the Misiones Province in northeastern Argentina. Moconá Falls, also known as the Yucumã Falls, is a natural wonder where the Uruguay River forms an astonishing series of waterfalls that run parallel to its course, creating a mesmerizing sight.
Arrive to Mocona Virgin Lodge and check in. You will spend here a total of 2 nights including local activities and the visit to Mocona Falls of course.
You can practise Rappel, Canopy, Trekking, ARchery, Kaak. Check with the local guides to enjoy some of these activities in the afternoon. Lunch and dinner are included.
After breakfast, we will visit the incredible Mocona Falls.
The falls are unique because they run parallel to the river, creating an unforgettable spectacle. Visitors can witness the water cascading down the rock formations and observe the lush vegetation that surrounds the area.
Once back in your hotel, you can enjoy any of the available activities, like archery, kayaking, trekking. Remember that lunch and dinner are included.
After breakfast, we will transfer you back to Puerto Iguazu, to take your next flight.
"the company worked with us to change flights a few times due to cancellations out of Ushaia. Also our guide was great and very helpful!
"Lucia at RipioTurismo did an excellent job arranging my three day Iguazu falls tour from Buenos Aires. Everything was included, except meals. All transport and tour arrangements were executed very well. It was very easy to communicate with the tour operator before and during my trip.
"We had a great tour guide - Lorena Cardenal. She was very calm, extremely knowledgeable about every little detail on Iguazú falls, flora and fauna. She and driver picked us up and dropped us at our hotel and border crossing was so easy with them. She let us spent as much time as we wanted and was cognizant of us taking rest whenever we needed. We saw both sides of Iguazu falls with her. Iguazu falls is so fantastic, no word can describe how beautiful it is and both sides have its own unique features, so see both sides as well as boat ride under water falls on Argentina side was awesome! She even made Matte for us to try, which she made and brought it for us next day. She was so gentle and caring about the park being kept clean. I highly recommend her as your private tour guide.
"Everything went very smoothly. No complaints at all! My guide Jorge was wonderful. I learned so much from him. Be prepared to walk a lot. Be sure to include the boat ride on the Argentina side. It is well worth it, but be prepared to get drenched! If you go to the Brazilian side, don’t think twice about taking the helicopter for -about $125 USD. It will give you a spectacular view even though it is a short ride. ( I didn’t have time to get to the Brazilian side to do it). I understand the hotels are wonderful, so if you go, do two days if you can. Passing all the information on to a travel agent I know to have anyone interested in going to Iguazu Falls to use this company! I flew at 6 am from Buena Aires to Iguazu Falls and flew back at 8:15! It is easily possible to do this Argentina side in a day.
"Jala, our guide as fantastic - fun, informative and attententive. The bus driver was great. All went well.
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