Iguazú National Park, Puerto Iguazú

Typically, park admission is not included in the tour price, so check the details before booking.

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Devil's Throat is the most crowded viewpoint, so expect a lot of visitors when you arrive.

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I spent about 5 hours exploring the park, starting around 10 AM.

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While you can visit on your own, a guided tour can make your day more efficient and enjoyable.

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Yes, you can see the falls from both sides, but this video focuses on the Argentinian side.

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Yes, the boat tour is safe and provides a thrilling experience under the waterfalls.

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The train is mainly for transportation and not particularly scenic, but it offers a comfortable way to move through the park.

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You can take a bus, taxi, ride share, or rental car from Puerto Iguazú to reach the park easily.

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The best way is to take the train provided by the park, which runs every 20 to 30 minutes.

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The trails are beautiful and accessible, with stunning views of the waterfalls, but the lower trail has many stairs.

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The walk is about 1 and 1/3 miles round trip on flat metal catwalks, but it can take time due to crowds stopping for photos.

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It's best to wear comfortable shoes and light clothing, as you'll be walking a lot and may get wet from the falls.

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The boat ride was definitely the highlight, as it immerses you in the full force of the waterfalls.

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