Argentinean Falls

The Argentina Falls Tour starts at the Visitors Centre, where visitors proceed 300 m to the Central Station and board a train to the Cataratas Station or the Devil's Throat Station.

From Cataratas Station, you can take two circuits of the falls amid the forest of the Iguazu National Park and enjoy some species of animals, birds and butterflies:

The Upper Circuit (Circuito Superior) has flat walkways for about 1,400 m and can be walked in about an hour; it gives a view of the upper falls.

The Lower circuit (Circuito Inferior) is 2300 m long with several sections of stairs and ramps. The level of difficulty is considered high and access might be difficult for wheelchairs and baby carriages.

From the La Garganta del Diablo Station, the visitor can access the Devil's Throat (La Garganta del Diablo) Circuit, which has 1000 m (round trail 2km) of metal walkways above the Iguazu River to the main and most famous attraction of the falls: the Devil's Throat. In this circuit the visitor can see aquatic animals that live in the Iguazu River, such as turtles and fish, as well as several species of birds and butterflies.

The Park has restaurants and cafeterias, where the visitors can eat and drink.

After the amazing day at the Argentina Side of the Falls our team will drop you of at your hotel.

It is suggested that visitors should:
- Use light clothing and sunscreen
- Use a raincoat on rainy days
- Carry extra clothes or a bathing costume (Optional activities may require a change of clothes)
- Take care of their cameras and documents (They might get wet from the water from the falls).