Private Tour: 2Day to Both Sides of Iguazu Falls

• Please inform your hotel address, airport, flight # details for arrival and departure.

• Please inform your hotel/address.

• A current valid passport is required on the day of travel.

• Please check if your nationality requires entry Visa to Brazil or Argentina.

• ONLY in April 10th 2025 -> Visit visas for citizens of Australia, Canada and United States visiting or staying at the Brazilian side of the falls, the following measure will come into effect ONLY in April 10th 2025, the decision was taken after consultations with these countries on the possibility of granting visa exemptions to Brazilian nationals, in compliance with the principle of reciprocity, it's available in an electronic format (E-visa). It is 100% online and the traveler does not need to visit or submit any physical document.

Important Information – Devil's Throat Viewpoint

• Due to extraordinary weather forecasts associated with the El Niño (ENSO) phenomenon and the anticipated rise in the Iguazú River water levels during the coming months, the Devil's Throat Circuit on Argentinean side (Garganta del Diablo) will be temporarily closed from August 3, 2026, until approximately mid-December 2026 as a preventive safety measure.

The Good News

Although the Devil's Throat Circuit on the Argentine side is temporarily closed for safety and maintenance, visitors will still be able to enjoy magnificent views of the Devil's Throat from other locations within Iguazú National Park.

✔️ From the Lower Circuit (Argentine side): On days with good weather and clear visibility, the Devil's Throat can still be admired from several panoramic viewpoints along the Lower Circuit, offering beautiful distant views of the park's most iconic waterfall.

✔️ From the Brazilian side: The Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls continues to provide one of the best panoramic perspectives of the entire waterfall system, including excellent views of the Devil's Throat from across the canyon. Thanks to its elevated vantage points, visitors can fully appreciate the immense scale and power of the falls, making it an outstanding photographic location.

While access to the boardwalk leading directly above the Devil's Throat is temporarily unavailable, the overall visitor experience remains exceptional. The Upper and Lower Circuits on the Argentine side, together with the breathtaking panoramic viewpoints on the Brazilian side, continue to showcase the grandeur and beauty of one of the world's greatest natural wonders.