Iguazu Falls Tickets

Experience an all-inclusive package: round-trip transfers, park entry, a 4x4 jungle safari, a boat ride, and a trilingual guide are all included.

Journey through Iguazu National Park’s main circuits, including the iconic Devil’s Throat and panoramic walkways.

Board a semi-rigid boat for an adrenaline-pumping ride to the foot of one of the world’s most powerful waterfalls.

Explore hidden jungle trails in a 4x4, spotting toucans, monkeys, butterflies, and more along the way.

Guided tours are available in Spanish, English, and Portuguese, with immediate booking confirmation and pre-trip support.

Group size is limited to 16, ensuring a more personal and comfortable adventure.

Board a helicopter at Iguazú Falls and spend 10–15 minutes above one of the world's largest waterfall systems, with Devil's Throat directly below and the subtropical rainforest stretching to the horizon on every side.

Choose how you arrive — hotel pickup from Puerto Iguazú with border crossing assistance, hotel pickup from Foz do Iguaçu on the Brazilian side, or go straight to the heliport yourself with no transfers required.

The aerial view reveals both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides of Iguazú Falls simultaneously — a perspective that no ground-level trail, boat tour, or walkway can replicate.

Flights are subject to weather conditions — it's recommended to check with the operator on the day of your visit, and a full refund is available if the minimum of 4 passengers is not met.

Discover the world-famous Iguazú Falls from Brazil with park admission and guided access included in one easy booking.

Start your adventure right from your Foz do Iguaçu hotel with round-trip transfers, expert multilingual guides, and all border logistics handled for you.

Walk along panoramic trails, suspended walkways, and the dramatic Devil’s Throat viewpoint for unbeatable front-facing views of the cascades.

Choose to explore either the Argentinian or Brazilian side, each with park admission and a dedicated guided tour included.

Choose your perspective, walk the suspended walkways inside Argentina's 275-waterfall circuit with Devil's Throat thundering overhead, or take in the full uninterrupted panorama from Brazil's elevated vantage point.

On the Argentine Side, the ecological train takes you deep into the park before your guide leads you through the upper and lower circuits, suspended walkways that put you metres from the falls themselves, with Devil's Throat as the roaring finale.

On the Brazilian Side, an open-top eco bus carries you along the riverbank as your guide traces the full arc of the falls, the only angle where the entire system fits in a single view, with Devil's Throat visible from across the gorge.

Both tours include round-trip transfers from your Puerto Iguazú hotel, park entry, and a professional multilingual guide in Spanish, English, and Portuguese, small groups of 16 maximum, so nothing gets lost in the crowd.

Discover Iguazú Falls with a bilingual guide and easy round-trip hotel transfers from Puerto Iguazú.

Choose between Argentina’s circuits or Brazil’s panoramic walkways when you book, both with guided touring.

Let your guide handle routes, timings, and logistics so you can focus on views, photos, and the roar of the falls.

Note: National park entry tickets are not included; you’ll need to buy them separately online or at the gate.

Enjoy a fully organized day to the Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls without worrying about logistics. With round-trip transfers and a multilingual guide, you won’t need to navigate transport, park access, or timing on your own.

Explore Iguaçu National Park’s panoramic circuit, known for its sweeping, cinematic views of the entire waterfall system. Unlike the Argentine side’s close-up circuits, the Brazilian side gives you the big-picture perspective, ideal for photography and uninterrupted vistas.

The Macuco Safari adds a second layer to the experience. After a short forest trail through the Atlantic rainforest, you’ll board a high-powered boat that navigates upstream into the canyon. The boat approaches the base of the falls, entering the spray zone for a high-impact, fully immersive encounter. This segment lasts approximately 25–30 minutes, and you will get wet.

If you are departing from Puerto Iguazú, your tour includes border crossing by vehicle. A valid passport and any required visa are mandatory. Travel time may vary depending on border traffic.