Iguazu - Argentinian side
Overview of Iguazu - Argentinian side
Iguazu can be seen from Argentina and Brazil, do both! These immense "cataratas" are mind-blowingly amazing, with a variety of flora and fauna in this tropical jungle region. These really are a must-do in Argentina. Iguazu borders Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay. The Argentinian side of Iguazu boasts 80% of the incredible waterfalls, yet Brazil owns most of the national park of Iguazu. The actual border between the 3 countries runs along the "devils throat" canyon and the Paraná river. The Devil's throat falls, are found within Argentinian territory. The falls were notes as a Unesco world heritage site on the Argentinian side, in 1986. At the end of the day, the Iguazu waterfalls are absolutely majestic and we believe that they should be seen from both sides of the border.
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What to Do in Iguazu - Argentinian side
boat ride under the falls
This is a must for the adrenalin junky! Apart from being an excellent, fun activity to do at the Iguazu falls, you can really appreciate the power and quantity of water that cascades down by getting down to water level beneath these roaring cascades. A truly exhilerating experience!
Macuco Trail
The Macuco trail is the opportunity to leav the main walkways of the Iguazu Park and get closer to nature and the environment. This is a fantastic opportunity to see some of the shyer animals native to the Iguazu area and have some respite from the tourist traffic at this popular attraction!
Visit the Devil's Throat waterfall
The Devil´s Throat waterfall is the biggest cascade in the Iguazu park and one of the main sites on the argentinian side of the falls. The best way to experience the immensity of these waterfalls is to get up close and personal and of course, to get as wet as you can!