Full Day tour Argentinean Iguazú Falls with Jungle Adventure

One of the most popular places to visit in the Iguazú Falls is the Garganta del Diablo. To get to this impressive place you have to take the train to Garganta del Diablo station. From there, you have to walk along some metal walkways to a panoramic point where you can appreciate the total immensity of this jump. This includes the time it takes to get from the hotels to the first stop of the tour.

Circuito Superior: This tour offers a walk through the upper area of ​​the falls. It is a 1750 meter long route that offers a panoramic view of the whole of the falls and the delta of the Iguazú River. Six large viewpoints and resting places turn the walk into a source of energy and relaxation when in contact with the water. Circuito Inferior: With a walkway that goes below the falls, to the heart of the falls, this circuit offers a more intimate experience with the landscape and full contact with nature. In it, the visitor will be able to "feel" the spirit of the jungle: the humidity, the sounds, the aromas, the penetrating steam that takes over the entire area. It is a circular route of about 1800 meters through which you can access 8 very attractive viewpoints.

4x4 Grand Adventure: Begins inside the Iguazú National Park (Argentine side) you will get into a 4x4 truck that will go into the depths of the jungle, along the Yacaratiá and Puerto Macuco trails. The tour will continue with a 100-meter descent down stairs culminating in the Puerto Macuco jungle base, arriving at the floating dock to board the semi-rigid rubber boat. This adventure continues; With the life jackets already on, we will sail towards the Iguazú River canyon, without losing sight of the falls. The last 2 m are raffled over the rapids of the Iguazú River to reach the area of ​​waterfalls. Enjoying each jump that the boat makes. The best comes in the last stretch; Navigating in the waters of the Argentine waterfalls, the maximum point of emotion is reached when facing the incomparable Salto San Martín, the second largest waterfall and the largest that a boat can approach. It passes under several rainbows and a baptism of fresh mist leaves sensations on the surface. This includes the time it takes to get back to your hotel.