Iguazu Falls Tours

Visitors from most countries, including the US, Canada, European countries and Australia do not need a visa to enter Brazil or Argentina where the Iguazú is located. A valid passport (at least 6 months after your trip) is sufficient and you will be permitted to stay in the country for up to 90 days.

Depending on which country you enter through, you may need to start a regime of malaria pills before leaving home. Your doctor may also recommend getting vaccinated for typhoid, yellow fever, and hepatitis A. Some visitors might need vaccines for hepatitis B and rabies.

It may be a little on the pricey side, but there is arguably no better way to view the Falls than from above. The ten minute scenic helicopter rides gives an incredible bird’s-eye view of most of the site’s 275 falls, including the unmissable Garganta del Diablo.

In the region around Iguazú Falls, you will find a mix of Brazilian, Argentinian, and Paraguayan cuisine. Iguazú’s cuisine is characterized by the typical asado. You can also find Guarani food, which is quite unique. Popular local delicacies include yuca root, corn pie, and yerba mate.

Iguazú Falls is generally very safe. One thing of which to be aware is the large coati population. These small mammals live abundantly around the falls and can be aggressive, especially when food is involved. They also bite and can carry rabies. Insect repellent is highly recommended as well.

The Falls are beautiful at any time of year. However, many consider the best time to go to Iguazú Falls the off seasons, which fall between July and October and February and April. During this time, the weather is pleasant and tourist crowds tend to be smaller.

If you and your family love seeing natural wonders, Iguazú Falls is a wonderful family destination. There are many opportunities for exploring here and enjoying some of the most beautiful sights in South America. Just take care around the wild animals, especially if you have young children.

If you and your significant other are looking for a one-of-a-kind romantic destination, an Iguazú Falls honeymoon is the perfect choice. Serene, beautiful, and unique with some great places to stay, it is the perfect way to celebrate your new life together in a way that you will always remember.

If you only plan to see Iguazú Falls from one side then you will need just one day, two days at most if you want to take things more leisurely. However we advise to visit both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides to get the full experience and recommend spending two to three days in total.