iguazu falls

ericsk

虽然要拉很久的车才能到这里，但瀑布的壮观非常值得一看，而且一定要去体验被瀑布冲击! 而且千万不能错过恶魔的咽喉！！

Paulalgra

- do both Argentine and Brasil approach; each different and both worthwhile!- needless to say have bathing gear with you.- try to get last boat tour at approx 5 pm; crew will get you full monty and get fully soaked under falls!- carry your own food as Subways in parc are no good.- avoid diner/breakfast at San Martin hotel Brasil; less than average!paulalgra@icloud.com

446terryr

The argentine side of the falls has far much more variety with upper deck and lower deck viewing areas. Also the restaurant inside the park is a lot better

03Val48

We had a chance to visit Iguazu Falls ten years ago and passed..... Don't make the same mistake; this is NOT "just another waterfall". It is a spectacular area, worth an entire day to explore and a thousand pictures. Truly a natural wonder, made accessible by great infrastructure that makes it easy to see and enjoy everything.

JackieP21

We had a great two days in Iguazu falls! Discover Uruguay took care of our flights, transfers, hotels,and tickets to the falls. We had a couple of hiccups the morning we went to the falls, but, Diego handled everything and we took the boat ride into devils Throat!! That was an experience. What fun.. Didn't even mind being soaked wet, the temps were in the 90s.. Orquideas hotel was a beautiful place and the staff was very helpful, rooms were large and clean.. All together had a wonderful time...

P4909JAsues

Loved the variety of the falls. The biggest one was not as forceful as Niagra but beautiful. Loved the observation tower. All the paths were paved or had grating so it was not slippery

CliveR

Everything has been written about this incredible force of nature but until you see it you cannot appreciate how amazing it is.We viewed it from the Brazilian side which is extremely well presented from the moment you arrive at the gates of the park. We did it independently on the local bus and it was so easy.From the moment you start the walk along the walkway the views get better and better climaxing at the 'Devils Throat'. Make sure you take a Poncho as the viewing platform at the end is so close to the falls you get very wet.Enjoy this incredible force of nature.

aldeb001

There is nothing to dislike! Could you dislike the Pyramids? No, you simply have to make a bit of an effort, get a little wet( we didn't get soaked), and enjoy.

pbuntarl

These are the second largest Falls in the world and they are nothing short of breathtakingly, awe strikingly, amazing! These are natures wonder and the beauty and power of them surrounds you. You can view them view them from several different vantage points or take a boat that will make a few passes umder the falls and get you up close and personal with the falls in addition to getting you soaking wet. You'll have phenomenal views, great, untouched sites, some food for purchase, rest rooms, and some aouvenier shops to make the time pass. Safe journey to you all, we hope to see you all the future!

712luisp

The falls are beautiful and extensive. Be ready to walk but there are views about every 100-200 meters so you can rest up a bit. Be ready to get wet; you get different views of the falls but for the right experience you will get close and wet. Finally, try the upper trial in the Argentine side - my favorite. Also, try to get the helicopter ride near Foz do Iguacu airport - quick and so worth it!

432JamesD

We saw both the Argentinian and Brazilian of the Falls and loved both.The better overall view of the Brazilian side is matched by the intimacy of the Argentine side. The Brazilian side offers more convenience (restaurants, shuttles, elevators) than the Brazilian side. Wheel chairs are better served on the Brazilian side. But the walkway on the Argentine side winds through the jungle and brings you into a less developped environment.Both are safe for children but only the Brazilian side offers the boat ride to the foot of the Falls for children under 12.We stayed at the Sheraton Iguazu, the ideal but costly location to see the Argentine side. They provide a visa free alternative to see the Brazilian side.I have seen many waterfalls in my life and this is at least on a par with Niagara.Plan a full day for either side to fully enjoy them. The Argentine side can be done in a half day if you are in a hurry.

Ellorena

The Falls were amazing. You need to be able to walk a good distance - there are resting areas - but it is 800 meters out to the devil's throat lookout, which is the best view of the most powerful waterfall. Total nature experience.

kimbK5086RA

The falls are spectacular and mesmerizing, the lower falls offer an opportunity to cool off in the spray

Jimber81

Compared with Brazilian side, it's a more realistic experience. You can touch, feel, sense everything that surrounds you. The excursions are better and affordable than Brazilian side and it seems more natural than the other side (read my other review checking my profile). But as I said, you will be undone if you don't visit the Brazilian side.

jana841

Breath taking views. The boat trip around the falls is a must. The wild life ,birds and butterflies are beautiful.