How many days do you need in Iguacu?

There are three borders in the Iguazú area which separate Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay. The good news is that you can cross all the borders between them at any time of day or night because the immigration border opening hours are 24hrs a day.

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2 -3 days
The recommended time to stay at the falls is at least 2 -3 days, there’s so much to see and do at Iguazu, and you should try to see the falls from both sides. Here are some ideas on where to stay at Iguazu Falls.

Can you cross border Iguazu Falls?

How long to stay in Foz do Iguacu?

Ideally you should plan to spend 2 (or even 3!) days at Iguazu Falls so you can really explore both sides of this incredible National Park.

Can you swim in Iguazu Falls?

Surprisingly you can swim in Iguazu falls and you would need to walk around 4 kilometers to a small waterfall where you can swim. In all areas of Iguazu, swimming is forbidden as it is dangerous due to the drawth of the falls.

Which is the better side of Iguazu Falls?

There is no better side. Both are stunning, and both are uniquely different. The difference is simple. On the Brazilian side, you view the falls from across the Iguazu river, and you can walk into the Devil’s Throat, the largest of the falls.

Do you need a guide for Iguazu Falls?

Take the bus: Although taxi rides and guided tours offer the coziest option for getting to the falls from Puerto Iguazu or Foz de Iguaçu, the bus will always be the most economical option. Buses run to and from the attraction frequently and cost about $1 to ride.

Which country is best for Iguazu Falls?

Because 70-80% of the falls are on the Argentinean side, you really can’t see the scale of them from the Argentinean side. On the Brazilian side, you see everything. Better Viewpoints: On the Brazilian side, the viewpoints are slightly better placed, and there are more of them.

What do you wear to Iguazu?

Clothing: Wear a bathing suit and/or light clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Some people bring a raincoat or waterproof jacket. Depending of the weather and the season, a good idea would be to wear long sleeve and long pants as an additional protection against sunburn and mosquito bites.

How much does it cost to go to Iguazu Falls?

The Iguazu Falls entrance fee on the Brazilian side is $70 Brazilian Reals (USD $18) for adults and $11 Brazilian Reals (USD $3) for kids up to the age of 11. ATM machines can be found at the entrance if you wish to withdraw money, otherwise paying by debit or credit card is also an option.

How much does it cost to enter Iguazu Falls?

What is the best time to visit Iguazu Falls?

Generally, people agree that the shoulder months of March, April, and September are the best time to visit Iguazu Falls as the water levels are still reasonably high and it isn’t too hot. However, it is important to remember that this is a tropical destination and it can rain any time of the day or year.

Are there mosquitoes at Iguazu Falls?

The mosquito season at Iguazu Falls is every month of the year, thanks to its tropical climate. There are more mosquitos from January to April.

Where is the best view of Iguazu Falls?

The best viewpoint for arguably the most magnificent fall of all, the Garganta del Diablo. A breathtaking walkway takes you right to the mouth of this thunderous torrent. Be sure to pack a waterproof jacket. 3.

What is the closest city to Iguazu Falls?

Puerto Iguazú
The nearest town is Puerto Iguazú, which is about 16 miles from the waterfall itself. To get to Puerto Iguazú from Buenos Aires, you can fly to Cataratas del Iguazú International airport.

Which side of Iguazu is better?

Although the single best view of Iguazu is on the Brazilian side, there is so much more to see on the Argentinian side: more waterfalls, more walkways, and more close up views – and the lookout overseeing Garganta del Diablo is pretty spectacular.