



by Say Hueque Travel
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$318The tour’s highlight is a boat ride along the Iguazu River that takes participants close to the Tres Mosqueteros and San Martín waterfalls, including views of the Devil’s Throat, the largest waterfall in the park. This open-air boat ride covers 6 kilometers, including 2 kilometers of rapids, and includes a waterproof bag to keep belongings dry. Before the boat ride, the tour moves through Iguazu National Park by ecological train to reach the viewing platform over the Devil’s Throat. Visitors then explore either the lower or upper circuits of walkways with a bilingual guide. The lower circuit passes through the forest close to the falls, while the upper circuit offers panoramic views from above. There is free time for lunch (not included) during the visit. After the circuits, the group rides in a safari truck through the tropical forest to the boat pier. The tour lasts about 9 to 10 hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Puerto Iguazu, a bilingual guide, air-conditioned transport, the safari truck ride, the boat ride, and a waterproof bag for belongings. Entrance fees to Iguazu National Park and food or drinks are not included. The itinerary order may change to avoid crowds, and the boat ride may be canceled or replaced due to river conditions. Participants must meet certain health and age requirements to take the boat ride.
Puerto Iguazu
The tour begins with hotel pickup in Puerto Iguazu and a drive to Iguazu National Park on the Argentine side. Along the way, participants may see wildlife such as toucans, parrots, and coatis in the surrounding subtropical forest.
Parque Nacional Iguazu
Upon arrival at the park, visitors present their entrance tickets to enter Iguazu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The entrance fee is not included in the tour price. The park is known for its extensive waterfalls and natural environment.
300 min
Ecological Train to Devil’s Throat
Guests board an ecological train that travels through the rainforest to reach the Devil’s Throat viewing platform. This platform overlooks the largest and most powerful waterfall in the park. If the train is crowded, the guide may choose to visit less busy areas first.
60 min
Iguazu Falls
After seeing the Devil’s Throat, the group explores either the lower or upper circuit walkways with a bilingual guide. The lower circuit leads through the forest close to the falls, offering a more intimate experience. The upper circuit provides panoramic views from above the falls. There is free time for lunch during this period, but lunch is not included.
120 min
Safari Truck and Boat Ride
Following the circuits, participants ride an open-air safari truck through the tropical forest to the boat pier. Then they take a boat ride covering 6 kilometers on the river, including 2 kilometers of rapids. The boat passes close to the Tres Mosqueteros and San Martín waterfalls and offers additional views of the Devil’s Throat. The boat ride includes a waterproof bag and may result in getting wet. Boat access depends on river conditions and participant eligibility.
120 min
Puerto Iguazu
The tour finishes with transport back to hotels in Puerto Iguazu. The sequence of the itinerary may change depending on operational factors like weather and crowd levels.




by Say Hueque Travel
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$318The tour’s highlight is a boat ride along the Iguazu River that takes participants close to the Tres Mosqueteros and San Martín waterfalls, including views of the Devil’s Throat, the largest waterfall in the park. This open-air boat ride covers 6 kilometers, including 2 kilometers of rapids, and includes a waterproof bag to keep belongings dry. Before the boat ride, the tour moves through Iguazu National Park by ecological train to reach the viewing platform over the Devil’s Throat. Visitors then explore either the lower or upper circuits of walkways with a bilingual guide. The lower circuit passes through the forest close to the falls, while the upper circuit offers panoramic views from above. There is free time for lunch (not included) during the visit. After the circuits, the group rides in a safari truck through the tropical forest to the boat pier. The tour lasts about 9 to 10 hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Puerto Iguazu, a bilingual guide, air-conditioned transport, the safari truck ride, the boat ride, and a waterproof bag for belongings. Entrance fees to Iguazu National Park and food or drinks are not included. The itinerary order may change to avoid crowds, and the boat ride may be canceled or replaced due to river conditions. Participants must meet certain health and age requirements to take the boat ride.
Puerto Iguazu
The tour begins with hotel pickup in Puerto Iguazu and a drive to Iguazu National Park on the Argentine side. Along the way, participants may see wildlife such as toucans, parrots, and coatis in the surrounding subtropical forest.
Parque Nacional Iguazu
Upon arrival at the park, visitors present their entrance tickets to enter Iguazu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The entrance fee is not included in the tour price. The park is known for its extensive waterfalls and natural environment.
300 min
Ecological Train to Devil’s Throat
Guests board an ecological train that travels through the rainforest to reach the Devil’s Throat viewing platform. This platform overlooks the largest and most powerful waterfall in the park. If the train is crowded, the guide may choose to visit less busy areas first.
60 min
Iguazu Falls
After seeing the Devil’s Throat, the group explores either the lower or upper circuit walkways with a bilingual guide. The lower circuit leads through the forest close to the falls, offering a more intimate experience. The upper circuit provides panoramic views from above the falls. There is free time for lunch during this period, but lunch is not included.
120 min
Safari Truck and Boat Ride
Following the circuits, participants ride an open-air safari truck through the tropical forest to the boat pier. Then they take a boat ride covering 6 kilometers on the river, including 2 kilometers of rapids. The boat passes close to the Tres Mosqueteros and San Martín waterfalls and offers additional views of the Devil’s Throat. The boat ride includes a waterproof bag and may result in getting wet. Boat access depends on river conditions and participant eligibility.
120 min
Puerto Iguazu
The tour finishes with transport back to hotels in Puerto Iguazu. The sequence of the itinerary may change depending on operational factors like weather and crowd levels.