TOUR TO BUENOS AIRES AND IGUAZU FALLS

Full day tour to the National Park Argentine side: During this tour we will enter the Iguazú National Park, declared a World Heritage Site in 1984 thanks to its beauty and the great biological diversity of the subtropical jungle. We will visit part of this national park, which preserves 67,000 hectares of giant trees, lianas and ferns that coexist with animals typical of the Misiones fauna. We begin the tour at the interpretation center from where we head towards the lower circuit where we can observe, among others, the “two sisters”, “Bosetti” and “Escondido” waterfalls; We can also have a panoramic view of San Martín Island and Salto Unión. Subsequently, we make the upper walk moving through footbridges located over important waterfalls until we reach the majestic San Martín waterfall, a point from which you get an incredible view of the Brazilian waterfalls. Later, and as a finishing touch, we boarded the jungle train to the Garganta del Diablo station, where after a 1,000-meter walk along the catwalks, we reached the famous homonymous waterfall, where the Iguazú River expresses itself with all its might. Note: The order of the circuits may vary; the lower circuit has stairs so it is not accessible for people with reduced mobility. We boarded the jungle train to the Garganta del Diablo station, where after a 1,000-meter walk along the catwalks, we reached the famous homonymous waterfall, where the Iguazú River expresses itself with all its might. Note: The order of the circuits may vary; the lower circuit has stairs so it is not accessible for people with reduced mobility. We boarded the jungle train to the Garganta del Diablo station, where after a 1,000-meter walk along the catwalks, we reached the famous homonymous waterfall, where the Iguazú River expresses itself with all its might. Note: The order of the circuits may vary; the lower circuit has stairs so it is not accessible for people with reduced mobility.