[Argentina🇦🇷] Iguazu Falls: Day trip

◆ What is Iguazu Falls like? One of the three largest waterfalls in the world, Iguazu Falls is a magnificent group of waterfalls that straddles the border between Argentina and Brazil. The dynamic scenery of more than 275 waterfalls is also registered as a World Heritage Site. It can be enjoyed on a day trip, so it is also recommended for short-term travelers! ⸻ ◆ Basic information for day trips • Starting point: Puerto Iguazu (Argentina side) or Foz do Iguazu (Brazil side) • We recommend the Argentina side: there are many routes to get close to the falls on foot, and they are worth seeing◎ • Opening hours: 7:30-16:30 (last entry) ⸻ ◆ Model day trip course (Argentina side) 7:30 Enter (to the entrance of the national park) If you enter at the same time as the park opens, you can avoid the crowds and enjoy the quiet waterfalls. 8:00 Head to Garganta del Diablo Take the train in the park to the end of the line. The powerful waterfall basin seen from the observation deck is truly spectacular! 10:00 Upper Circuit A route that looks down from the top of the waterfall. There are many scenic spots where you can see rainbows. 12:00 Lunch (at the park restaurant or snacks) You can bring your own sandwiches. Beware of coatis! 13:00 Lower Circuit A popular route where you can walk right next to the waterfall. Experience nature while being splashed with water! 14:30 Boat tour (only for those who wish to do so) An activity that takes you right under the waterfall. Be prepared to get soaked, but it's a thrilling experience! 16:00 Souvenir shop & leave the park Leave plenty of time for the return bus or flight. ⸻ ◆ Checklist of things to bring • Passport (if there is a possibility of crossing the border) • Waterproof jacket or change of clothes • Sunglasses and sunscreen • Bug spray • Waterproof smartphone case • Snacks and water ⸻ ◆ Frequently asked questions Q. Which side is better, the Brazilian side or the Argentine side? → If you have limited time, just the Argentine side is fine. You will be very satisfied walking in nature. Q. Should I use a local tour? → If you are traveling alone or are not good at English, a tour is safe. If you want to move around freely, you can go alone!