Is it safe to go close to the falls?

Yes, well-maintained walkways and boat tours are designed to ensure safety while providing close-up views.

What is the best time to visit Iguazu Falls?

The best time is during the shoulder seasons of spring and fall for fewer crowds and comfortable weather.

Can I do this trip if I’m not a strong hiker?

Absolutely, the guided walks are manageable for most fitness levels, with options for boat rides.

Are there options for overnight stays?

Yes, local lodges offer comfortable accommodations for multi-day stays.

What should I bring for wildlife viewing?

Bring binoculars and a camera to spot and photograph native fauna.

Are guided tours available?

Yes, guided tours are offered to maximize your experience and knowledge of the natural and cultural sites.

Water-Activities & Tours at Iguazu Falls with Buenos Aires Tours | ATV/UTV | Boat Tour

Set on the border between Argentina and Brazil, Iguazu Falls offers one of the most mesmerizing waterfalls in the world, drawing visitors into its roar and spray. This UNESCO World Heritage Site features a sprawling system of 275 individual cascades that plummet through lush subtropical rainforest, where jaguar tracks sometimes cross your path. The iconic Garganta del Diablo, or Devil’s Throat, stands out as the largest and most powerful section, its thunderous drop leaving visitors in awe. Visitors can enjoy guided walks along well-maintained boardwalks that wind through the jungle, providing close-up views of the falls and glimpses of local flora and fauna like toucans and coatis. The surrounding rainforest shelters diverse wildlife, including colorful butterflies and elusive jaguars, offering opportunities for wildlife spotting and photography. The region also boasts waterfalls' rich cultural history, with local legends recounting the spirits believed to inhabit these waters. Staying at comfortable lodges near the park allows for quiet reflection after a day of adventure, with options for boat rides that access the base of the falls, delivering an exhilarating spray of water and adrenaline rush. Besides the natural splendor, the area embodies Argentina's commitment to conservation, maintaining pristine environments for future generations. An unforgettable part of any South American itinerary, Iguazu Falls combines natural spectacle with immersive jungle experiences, making it a standout destination for adventure and nature lovers alike. Why settle for a quick visit when you can spend two days experiencing the full grandeur of this natural wonder? Whether you're admiring the falls from the viewing platforms, taking a boat ride to the base, or wandering through the lush rainforest, Iguazu is a destination that stirs the senses and leaves a lasting impression.

About Buenos Aires Tours

Buenos Aires Tours is a Buenos Aires–based tour operator that offers a comprehensive catalogue of guided tours, day trips, tango shows and shore excursions across Argentina and neighboring Uruguay. The company provides private and small-group city tours in Buenos Aires, transfers to and from airports and cruise ports, and specialized excursions such as Tigre Delta bike and kayak outings, gaucho estancia day trips, and visits to Iguazú and Ushuaia.

The catalogue includes cultural experiences—guided walks in San Telmo, Palermo and La Boca; classic tango shows and tickets with optional dinner or private transfers; and culinary tours such as wine tasting and The Argentine Flavors gastronomic tour. For travelers launching from ports, the operator lists multiple shore excursions to destinations like Puerto Madryn, Peninsula Valdés and Punta Tombo. Cross-border day trips to Montevideo, Colonia and Punta del Este are also available.

Buenos Aires Tours arranges practical logistics including private transfers, cruise-port pickups and hotel drop-offs, and offers a mix of sightseeing, nature and cultural itineraries. The provider lists premium options (private tours, VIP tango shows, and premium day tours) alongside small-group and skip-the-line experiences. All descriptions and itineraries focus on notable city landmarks, regional natural attractions, and traditional Argentine culture, giving travelers clear choices for Buenos Aires-centered travel planning. Listings include clear pricing options, skip-the-line tickets, private transfers, and combinations like city tours plus tango shows or gaucho experiences, enabling travelers to combine cultural, culinary and natural highlights across Argentina and nearby Uruguay in a single, bookable itinerary online and locally.