Destination
Iguazú Falls
Iguazú Falls are an enormous waterfall system on the border between Argentina and Brazil, surrounded by subtropical forest and protected by Iguazú National Park.
When to go
The region can be visited throughout the year, although temperature, humidity and water levels change with the seasons. Light clothing and rain protection are useful for visits.
Things to see and do
Explore the national park's upper and lower trails, visit Garganta del Diablo, observe subtropical nature and take a boat trip when conditions are suitable.
Practical tips
Bring water, insect repellent and a dry change of clothes. Do not feed wildlife and follow the national park's rules.
Getting there and getting around
The main tourist base is Puerto Iguazú, which has an international airport. Buses and other transport run from the town to the national park.
Where to stay
Puerto Iguazú has hotels, lodges and guesthouses, including accommodation near the rainforest.
What to try
Try river fish, empanadas, Argentine meat dishes, cassava dishes and cuisine from northeastern Argentina.