The thundering waters of the Iguazu Falls straddle the borders of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay, crashing over a horseshoe crescent and into the churning misty river far below. Dense rainforest surrounds the mouth of the waterfall, where a network of walkways traverse the powerful waters, allowing you close enough to feel the cool spray of the falls.
Head to the spectacular Devil’s Throat, where deafening waters plunge over the 82m-high chasm and all around the noise of the emerald-green jungle competes to be heard. Take a boat trip to the base and experience the awesome power of the falls from up close or head up in a helicopter to appreciate the sheer magnitude of Iguazu from a dry vantage point.
"Iguazu Falls is an unmissable highlight and taking the Great Adventure boat trip offers a uniquely exhilarating, albeit wet, way to experience the falls. I'd also recommend staying at the Belmond Das Cataratas, on the Brazilian side of the falls, so you can have the privilege of visiting the falls when other tourists are not typically there. "
Eli Hardcastle, Travel Specialist
Loi Suites Iguazú Hotel
Iguazu Falls, Northeastern Argentina, Argentina
