Is there anything to do at Garganta del Diablo?

It's mainly a viewpoint, so enjoy the scenery and take photos; there's no structured activity.

What should I be aware of when visiting Devil's Throat?

Follow the signs and be cautious as some areas are restricted for safety.

What should I expect when visiting the Devil's Throat?

Expect a dramatic landscape with unique rock formations, perfect for exploration and photography.

Devil's Throat, Iguazú National Park

Also known as: Garganta del Diablo. Devil's Throat, located in Iguazú National Park, Argentina, is a breathtaking natural wonder drawing travelers from around the globe. This U-shaped waterfall is the most impressive section of the Iguazú Falls, where water thunders down 80 meters, creating a misty spectacle often captured in WanderVlogs. Vloggers frequently highlight the park's extensive network of walkways, allowing visitors to experience the falls from various angles. The surrounding subtropical rainforest teems with wildlife, including toucans and capuchin monkeys, adding to the allure. For an unforgettable experience, travelers recommend the boat tours that take you close to the falls' powerful cascades. The park's commitment to conservation ensures a pristine environment, making it a must-see for nature enthusiasts.

Last updated: Jan 9, 2026

Latest Adventures at Devil's Throat

"Finally arrived to our first stop and they call this the Devil's Throat."
— Justin & Alina • Aug 25, 2025
"It's a pretty short walk to get to the end, but a lot of people don't seem to be following that rule."
— John and Jocelyn (JJescapes) • Aug 17, 2024
"This is Garganta del Diablo, a huge amphitheater inside this rock formation!"
— Max and Jacqueline • Feb 15, 2024