Closed in November 2023 bc of massive flooding a few weeks ago. Please check before heading this way if it’s something you really want to see. The yellow and blue trail are still open. The orange trail is closed

Closed... maybe take less money for entrance when the main attraction is closed and not functioning?! Or fix it asap!

Really cool place, went there in 2012 and it was a great time.

Excellent place to visit. Very well recomended.

There is a real anticipation when you walk quite a long way over the water to this attraction. The walkway is well constructed and well wide enough for people to pass by each other. And it's well worth the walk - a very impressive roaring torrent of angry water flows over the falls.

Breathtaking, hair raising, goose bumping, thought provoking, fear inducing and simply WAW x 3 (!)

Breathtaking and speechless sums it up.The park is very well kept. The crowds can be massive at the beginning of the day, though our Easter weekend may have attracted more than normal share. If you stay at the only hotel in the park, it provides a window to hike to La Gargantua El Diablo before the first hordes. Start out before 8am. If not you'll still be awed. There is nothing else like this place. The rest of the hikes are spectacular, Sendre Macuco excepting, that wasn't great, not bad either.

15 March 2011

Amazing. Breathtaking, incredible, mind-blowing, no words to describe and express what you feel when seeing them. Strongly recommend to take fast boat tour. They go under waterfall its amazing feeling....

Cool place to see where the three boarders meet; Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina. Worth a quick visit for photos and to walk around the shops or eat at the local restaurants. Check it out!

Magic place for geography lovers - seen this point only in study books and now was able to visit it.. during working days in our visit very calm, few people. surroundings from argentinian side was pretty new and clean, I like this place very much

Great view, Paraguay on other side of Parana river an Brazil across Igauzu river. New bridge between Brazil and Paraguay. Not yet open July 2023

I’m so happy that we had the opportunity to visit this place with the family and friends, the best of all is that can a spend a beautiful afternoon here watching the show the sunset with good food and drinks, the pictures are beautiful with the views of the river the bridge, definitely a great place to visit!

Wonderful landscape. The new bridge between Brazil and Paraguay still under construction already capture all the attention. Oh, almost forgot. The gigantic ferris wheel located also in Brazil can be seen from the Argentinian side.

It's worth the time to spend a few minutes here. The views are good and can see all three countries at once. The new bridge is nearing completion.

It’s nice but I would say it’s overrated. There a lot of places in the world where countries are bordered to each other. It does look beautiful, especially the bridge between Paraguay and Brazil. The park is abandoned, all the waters are turned off and even flags are torn into pieces and look horrible.

Definitely a must if you are in the area. We went the night before going to Iguassu Falls. We enjoyed seeing Brazil and Paraguay across the river. There are little shopping kiosks that are fun to check out while you are there. It won't take much time, just a fun little stop that is worthwhile.

This is a public park where you can see 3 countries (rivers) converge. That in itself is the draw. There isn't much else going on. It's a 30 min walk from town. You can also catch a taxi or bus. I walked there and then waited for a bus back to town.

A great vantage point to see the boundary between the countries of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay. There is a plaza and walking track that provides views across the valley below and two rivers merging together. There are a number of shops also located here selling curios and food.

Located where the three borders of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay meet and the confluence of the Paraná River and the Iguazu River. This plaza is bustling with activity! Come check out the beautiful view, the fountains, and the harpists. This is also a wonderful place to come at night and watch the sunset!

The place is decent, but not absolutely essential. You can take in the entire view of three countries: Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay, which is quite fascinating. If you're on a tight schedule, this might be something to skip. However, if you have some extra time, it's conveniently located just 2 kilometers from the city center.

It is a very nice place to see three countries in one spot - Argentina, Brasil and Paraguay. The site is quite well placed, with interesting information about the two rivers that are hosting the three frontiers. Don't forget to visit the placement of the three flags on the street below. If you look carefully you can see that the same arrangements are made in the other two countries as well.

Nice view, seeing this three country. Good for short trip. The place need more maintenance I think. From terminal bus Station - here. Bus available. By walking 2km.

Beautiful views of Tres Fronteras. This is where Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay meet. There is a modern bridge connecting Brazil with Paraguay and two rivers separating the three countries.

A cool and free vantage point to see Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina bordering, and the confluence of the Paraná and Iguazu rivers. There is not a great deal to do there, besides a few market stalls and restaurants, and taking a few scenic snaps. However, it is only a very short public bus trip away from the centre of Missiones, so worth an hour of your time before or after you go to Iguazu falls.

Majestic! Must see if you’re in the area. Definitely take a raincoat because the mist will soak you. We went on a beautiful day. It started off chilly and raining and as soon as we arrived, it cleared to blue skies and multiple rainbows. It’s humid as well, so it feels warmer while you’re there. The walk is nice-it will take an hour give or take depending on how often you stop for photos. There are tons of plant species that are only found here as well. Take the time to notice them! God’s fingerprints are all over this place. A wonder for sure.

A must see in Argentina. Easy hike over, around and under the falls. Should you dare to take the boat ride, Expect to get drenched, but well worth it. The falls are immense but extremely accessible. Restaurants and rest areas available within the park.

Amazing place with a lot of waterfalls and butterflies. It was quite hot though. We walked through the yellow and blue trails and they were both very pretty. There were tons of butterflies and they will sit on you. There is 1 drinking eater tap each at the start of these 2 routes. We also took the route that is 3.5 km long (passes through the rail crossing) and were super disappointed as the water fall was quite small, and there were tourists in the water pool below the falls (There was a board that said not to enter the pool). Unfortunately, the devil's circuit was closed when we visited. But overall, it was a very good experience.

Definitely a great experience. Well managed park. Lots of wildlife, just open your eyes and take your time. I recommend doing the devil's lookout at the end of the day as last, there won't be as many people.

Unmistakably one of the most beautiful places in the planet. The upper devil's throat was closed due to some flooding damage but there were so many trails to wander and explore. The crowds weren't too bad and there were so many butterflies everywhere!!! They really should call this butterfly national park.

Really well organised. Clean and tidy. Easy to get around all the trails. Some absolutely amazing sights. Entrance was $20USD, need your passport to get in. Boat ride was $40USD, for the adrenaline junkies!

On the border of three countries, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, there is a national park and one of the wonders of the world, the largest waterfalls in the world, Iguazu. You must come and visit, enjoy the view of the power of nature and feel that power on your skin. Before you come, google info about this national park. You will not be sorry. After a speedboat ride under the waterfalls and a walk in the national park, you will go home satisfied and fulfilled.

Excellent! Argentina side of the park. The Devils Throat trail and train is closed due to Oct 2023 rains. Rest of the park is open to enjoy. 6 hours in the park total with the Adventure boat ride, and the other circuits and lunch (decent sandwich and 2 bottles of water USD$10). Didn't go on a busy season or day, but by our can get online tickets or get them there. Tip: fun to get your passport stamped at the visitor centre.

Second time here and it's always a blast coming back As usual the place is busy. Recommend wearing comfortable shoes as you'll be walking a lot. Buy your tickets online! Signage around the parks are well indicated.

Most beautiful place in the world. Make sure you start early so you can do every path and enjoy the time without running. The boat tour to get a shower under the waterfalls is totally worth it!

Such a beautiful place! Highly recommend visiting both Argentina and Brazil side! Also DO the BOAT ride!! (But expect to get soaked). It was so much fun!!

What an event! All day hikes, good food, and amazing scenery. Brings life into a little more focus. Lots to see before I kick the old bucket and start pushing up daisies and I'm very glad I included this place! Country number 41 for me and counting!

Spectacular natural wonder of the world that is a must see in Argentina or Brazil. We took a day-trip from Buenos Aires (long day with two flights) but completely worth it. We booked a private company to drive us to both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides of the falls. We felt the Brazilian side we slightly more impactful given the panoramic views of the falls, but both are impressive!

Beware, the main waterfall Devil's gate that you have seen on pictures is off limits. A lot of sight seeing locations are off limits too because of recent events. In short, you will see just 40% of the park that you can walk in 1.5 hours. If it rains and it rains often here, then Macuco route, tour boats and rafting will be unavailable too. Entree costs are 20 usd in January. Food ranges between 5 and 30 usd. Boat tour costs 50 usd.

Beautiful park with magnificent waterfalls. If you’re planning to do the 3 hikes+boat tour+have a lunch, you won’t be able to finish all in one day. You can come next day using the same ticket and you’ll pay half price for entry. Bare in mind that in the boat tour, you will get completely wet as they will take you right under some waterfalls. The park has 3 restaurants (buffet, by weight and fast food) along with an ice cream shop and other small shops for snacks and beverages. We were lucky to encounter some animals.

Beautiful park, with many views of the falls from different angles,allowing for creati e photography. It has many many hiking trails, and you can spend the whole day wandering about. I got lost a couple of times. The trail directions are a little confusing, and it's a little hard to ask if you do not speak Spanish like me (my fault, I should try harder). I skipped the boat ride, as I had already done one other Brazil side...should have waited,I could have saved money as the Argentina one is cheaper. The Devil's Throat was closed due to damages caused by recent floods, so, if I had to compare, there were better views on the Brazil side. But all in all, these falls are out-thunders by the mighty Victoria Falls.

This is easily one of the more beautiful parks you can visit in the world! The falls are obviously the main attraction but a lot more is offered. You'll be able to find good food and drinks inside. There's a trait to get you around the admittedly huge park. There are two expensive hotels inside the park if you want to stay inside. There are many many trails that are engaging on their own. Even the lesser visited visitors center is worth a stop to enjoy the exhibits and learn about the falls. The best view of the falls is probably from the lower (inferior) trail. The upper (superior) trail is more popular because it puts you right above the falls but the views aren't as nice. Plan to spend at least 5 hours in the park. You can get a Río Uruguay bus to leave the falls but you can only pay with cash. Coordinate your bus or driver before you arrive!

Beautiful!! Simply a must see. I prefer the Argentinian side of the falls but you have to see both. We did all the trails in one day, it offers free WiFi so we could easily communicate with our taxi driver. True gem of nature.

Amazing!!!!! I visited on a rainy day and it was very slippery. Be aware!!!! Beside this little mention, the park, the views and the feelings which come up, are very powerful. Very enjoyable. By the way, there is no need of guidance. They take a lot of money ...

I loved it all! The walk, the views, the interpretation signs translated in English, the staff. I like the exhibition in the former hotel that nobody goes to. I saw a lot of wildlife: coatis, monkeys, lézards and butterfly. I think the boat ride is overpriced at around US$65, unless maybe if you've never been splashed by a waterfall in your life. I wouldn't recommend it.

Recently visited this site. Wow, what a great location! Such a nice experience. Beware, lots of mosquitos, very hot weather, but very worth it!

Everything was amazing and very well organized. Booking your ticket online is suggested in order to avoid the queue. It's possible to do the whole tour in one day, it will take approx. 5-5,5 hours if you also stop for photos (like me)😅 The macuco path was really nice and there is a big possibility to see many animals on your way. It's a bit tiring though, because if the sun is up, the heat is too much. There is a small waterfall at the end when you can also have a refreshing dive, as an exchange! 🌈Spectacular experience overall.

We attended on a Wednesday as we were interested in viewing the poker competition starting that day. We were the only ones at the bar so had very good service. The lovely waitress was attentive and started a tab for us. The casino has machine options for three different currencies, ARS peso, USD, BRL Reals. It is a small casino but for the small region it makes sense.

We attended the Tango show and I thought it was excellent. I wished more people had been in the audience because it.wqs lovely. We got some food to go at the casino and the service was great except they forgot to give salad dressing which was a bummer to discover when we got to our hotel.

Very unprofessional organisation. We wanted to play with some money and pinned some extra to get some pesos later. The man didnt informed us wich rate and fee they use. We paid now 50 euros extra fee to get some cash. We are backpackers and this is really a lot of money for us. Thanks a lot

Good place, not the best casino in Argentina but a good one to know.

Small casino, with friendly staff and good games. It's showing its age, though.

I have three brown chips with anchors on them.. How much are they worth???

You can gamble with US dollars, Reais or pesos argentinos.

What an incredible beautiful place. It is absolutely amazing to see the size of the trees humans have destroyed for clearing. And it is noble of this family to have made this place to show the size of the trees that once grew in this tropical forest. It is worth visiting and to explain to children to look after their world

An exceptional places to go and take a break.

Turist trap avoid. The only thing you have to see there is the trap made of wood (you can see it in the photos in google). There are multiple shops with local products but nothing special or different from the things you can buy in the town (more expensive though). We went because they had good reviews but it's not worth it it was our least favorite thing in Iguazu

We went to Iguazu with our 2 year old son, so typical tourist location were low on our list, but this place was the one that surprised us most. There were Guarani children singing every so often, and when they weren't singing they were hanging around the back playing. When my son saw them, he ran over to introduce himself, and spent the rest of our visit running around, playing, and even tried to sing along with them. The space is very beautiful, and the giant Aripuca in the middle is a giant reminder that we're inches away from being trapped by our own ways.

Very simple place, really charming, good food. Small place although, you will spend half an hour to see and some more to eat.

Kind of a delusion. We didn't really know this place, so we didn't have any expectations, but it is not worth a visit in my opinion. There's a souvenir shop where you can avoid the heat, since it has air conditioning, but there's not much else to see. The tour lasts like 5 minutes, and then you can just wander around and go inside the big construction.

This is a place out of the world. It doesn't look too huge from the outside, but when you get in there are many amazing things to see.

This is a huge replica of the Indian animal trap built in different species of very old trees. They have a restaurant and souvenirs and don't forget to try their mate ice cream and rosella ice cream!

great place to hang out, shop, eat & drink. the environment is really pretty and nice

The Aripuca is designed after a little trap the guarani people use. Huge tree trunks were used to build it. Special place. Very sympathic owner.

!!! Total scam! We had a dinner, the menu says 65 reals + coke 7 reals so it was in total 73 reals. When exchanged, this normally costs around 2000 pesos. They exchanged this in their own way to 4000+ pesos. I showed them the international exchange rate and they kept screwing around. Eventually after threatening to to to police i was able to pay the correct amount of money. Be Careful!!

This is a crowded outdoor dining area and market. It's filled with people packed in plastic tables and chairs. You can pay in AGS, BRL, or USD. As others have stated, the restaurants and stores more or less sell the same items; grilled meats, cheese, olives, and alfajores. I had dinner here and enjoyed the flavorful Brazilian grilled meat and empanada. I do not recommend the red wine that was served COLD. The prices for food were steep, however. If you don't end up eating here, I'd still visit for the cultural experience.

Very good food, drink and atmosphere

Good food in a lively environment, and extremely friendly service!

Terrible. Overpriced and bad food, kids trying to sell stuff every minute. Go further out of town and find something better.

Cool but strange food was good too much rain was fine

Very cheep wine. Buy a lot. Interesting selection of olives and some traditional snacks from Argentina.

The food was not amazing in one of the places, for a Sunday afternoon it was pretty closed, there were only a few open restaurants, the food was normal, most of the markets stores were closed.

Good, natural products to buy. Olives, wine, honey, fruits and more

The area is full of good locally-run restaurants. I just want to the busiest one because they all seemed pretty similar. Decent food, and great to soak up the local vibe.

Small local market/food court, great for a meal after having done the tour of the Argentinan side of the falls but also good for drinks and starters at night. Most places DO NOT accept card but you can pay with both pesos or reais. Wines are really cheap (we bought 2 Malbec concha y toro for 25 reais), alfajors and chimi churri are also abundant and in a good price.

The place was nice. The staff somewhat bored and impolite. The empanadas were great. The ham and cheese plater was very poor in quality.

A waste of time. Nothing really original or charming about it, just a bunch of ugly looking shops selling large bottles of olive oil and industrialized “dulce de leche“or alfajores. I had empanadas in one of the places further in (not in the main street) and ended up getting tricked on paying more than originally informed.

Pretty good to see the Toucans up close

Nice place with some animals. but for non Spanish tourist it might a bit less interesting. As you need to go around the place and not understand what is being told about the animals.

5 usd ticket, but it's an well organized wild life rescue. It's about one hour tour, you get to see different rescued animals such as wild cats, mountain cats, parrots, deers tortoises, eagles and a tapir. The staff is very polite and helpful.

Loved the opportunity to learn so much about the local wildlife and conservation challenges. Very knowledgeable guide. Visit by guided tours only (you’ll have to wait for the next available one) and only in Spanish. Enjoyed being in amongst the forest. Great to support this local organisation’s education and wildlife conservation efforts.

The tour was well organized, unfortunately they only offer tours in spanish. (English would be great as well)

We had to pay more than double the entrance rate because we are not of Argentinian nationality but there was no English speaking guide. So we paid more for less. Very unfair system. Also small cages for the animals. Quite sad really.

Absolutely beautiful animals. We saw that they were well cared for. The reason I can't give them 5 stars, is because the tour is ONLY in Spanish. There are no bilingual tours, and there are no reading materials for the non-spanish speakers. This despite paying 2.5x times more for tickets being a foreigner. It was 10000 Argentinian pesos for a tour we couldn't understand.

Really nice tour, it's peacefully and it's a perfect timing. Approx 1h30 There are only animals that aren't capable of being in the nature anymore Not a lot of mosquitoes. The guides are really friendly and give you lots of information about the animals and the region. I highly recommend as it worth it.

Awesome tour and really great rewilding efforts by this team. Our tour guide was incredibly informative and patient, great for children and adults alike. The animals are in great shape and you can tell they’re very well cared for. Definitely worth a visit! (tour only in Spanish)

Very nice place. I loved to see local birds closely. Some of the animals there have a sad story tho, for an example there is a Tucan which no longer has wings, his previous owner (drugdealer) cut his fur that he would not able to fly away. I'm glad that there are still places where people take a good care of animals.

Got the 2.30 tour, no English spoken on tour, but some staff at entrance speak a little, it cost 135,00 no info in anything but Spanish, staff passionate about the Animals. had to wait 40 mins as previous tour was full, small shop with cold soft drinks and ok toilets.5 to 10 min drive in the trailer ( fully air-conditioned ie no roof!) Take you to the centre, where they talk about the place and the Animals, but not in English. No info in English large mesh enclosure (you outside) look at inmates try to take photos through the mesh... Lots of great birds and animals, the walk is about 450 m long flat and safe then back in the trailer about 1 hour tour, I was the last as I could not understand the guide so just let her go and I stayed back a looked and took some photos,it was hot humid and overcast but path is good.worth the time and your entrance money goes to the upkeep. Locals pay 70,000 foreign let's pay more have to show drivers licence. I enjoyed it and think it's worth doing

The park is awesome and the visit is worth it, for the small price. There are all kinds of animals, which were rescued from dangerous situations, and cannot be released into wildlife, as they would die. The animals are healthy though, and you can observe them almost in their natural habitat. There are mostly birds and some mammals.

In Jan the entrance for foreigners costs 11$. The visit take 1.5 hours. You are taken with a tow for 1.5 km until you reach the shelter and then a guide will tell you the stories of the rescued animals. Interesting if you want to have a break from the cataratas.

quiet, small garden with plenty of hummingbirds and other birds all the time, it’s a nice space to take a moment to relax and just enjoy hummingbirds doing their thing. $1500 per person, it seems as though the organisation really cares about the birds.

A tiny garden owned by a family. Here you can see many species of Calibri coming to treat themselves with sugary water

This place is a small house garden. You just set and watch the humming birds. Was a really peaceful and nice experience. You pay at the entrance. Employee were nice. You can charge your phone by the wall next to the chairs.

A hummingbird paradise. Spend an hour watching them flit between nectar feeders and spotting the many different species using the sheets provided. So many different kinds and you are so close to them! There are also some butterflies in the garden. A great way to spend 150 pesos.

Small, but colibri are ok. English speaking staff. Open from 10 to 16, and 30 minutes - enough for visit

This is a magic experience. You sit in a garden that is filled with lots of different humming birds as well as lots of different types of birds. It's so relaxing and interesting watching all the birds buzzing around and interacting with each other.

Great sanctuary to visit. Tickets were 200 peso each, the tour was only in Spainish so we missed out on all of the commentary. A few animals were missing but we got to see a jaguar.

Super peaceful little garden where you can watch hummingbirds definitely recommend

Nice place, for one hour contemplation , a bit expensive but nice

A lovely private garden! Lots of hummingbirds, other birds and beautiful tropical foliage.

Absolutely amazing! we have never seen so many colibris in one place. and they are free to come and go as they please, there are no cages, no nets, just many plants and bird feeders. It is a bird restaurant :-). Tickets were 2.000 pesos, for us absolutely worth it!

Amazing little private garden where you can spot dozens of different species of colibrì and other small birds. Has been founded 48 years ago literally by a lady in her backyard and now it is managed by her son (she still lives there). They have beautiful plants and trees too and you can sit for hours observing the various birds (they even give you a leaflet with all the species so you can recognize them) it can take as short (10mins) or as long (1hours) to soak it all it (again, it is a garden in a back of the house but what you see there is incredible and the birds are free to come and go as they please, there are no nets, cages etc.)

Magic place full of silent joy. No noise in favor of the birds and nothing but smiles for the beauty of this fugitive beauty you try to capture by camera but nothing beats the impression of being there in the moment. It’s a great calmer after the many people in the Iguazu national park 🌺

Very interesting experience and also pretty close to the city center. It's very calming to watch the humming birds going about their day. The place is quite small but the staff is super knowledgeable and helpful, we spent about an hour there just watching, if you look closely you can notice the several different kinds of birds in there! Super worth the visit as it's only a short walk from the city center

A beautiful hummingbird garden. It is very relaxing to enjoy a beverage and be in the garden.

You don't dare to spend you money on this animal prison. We want it to open those caves and let the animals out of there. Dirty, no one taking care of animals or place around. Even agencies are promoting this horrible place.

I will have nightmares about this place! Everything the other reviewers described is true: It is a sad place with lots of neglected animals. I have contacted animal rescue and hope that something will be done. I am a journalist and will write about this. Places like this should not exist.

(Translated by Google) Awful! Literally a living cemetery. Snakes, alligators in minimal spaces without care. It makes you want to cry, I don't understand how they preach so much care and the Municipality of Iguazú allows a place like this. Disgusting 🤢 (Original) Horrible! Literalmente un cementerio en vida. Las serpientes, yacares en espacios mínimos sin cuidado. Dan ganas de llorar, no entiendo cómo pregonan tanto cuidado y la Municipalidad de Iguazú permite un lugar así. Un asco 🤢

(Translated by Google) The butterfly garden steals all the attention. However, I find the section on the snakes interesting and how they explain all the antidotes they can make and how they make them. Something important they say in the park is that the animals found there cannot be returned to the jungle. I think it is a good question to ask the local authorities if the animals are okay in such small spaces sometimes. (Original) El mariposario se lleva todas las miradas. Sin embargo, me parece interesante la sección de las serpientes y cómo explican todos los antídotos que pueden hacer y cómo los hacen. Algo importante que dicen en el parque es que los animales que se encuentran ahí no pueden ser devueltos a la selva. Si me resulta una buena pregunta a las autoridades del lugar si los animales están bien en espacios tan reducidos a veces.

(Translated by Google) The place itself is quite well put together, although it lacks maintenance. Personally, I don't like to see animals locked up, no matter the circumstances, but I do like to learn about wildlife reintegration initiatives. In the Biocenter there are several modest species, although in spaces that do not seem completely adapted for them. It would be good if they invested a little in improving their habitat if they are animals that cannot return to nature. What I do rescue is the butterfly garden that I thought was beautiful. The rest is closer to a zoo than a reserve. (Original) El lugar en sí está bastante bien armado, aunque le falta mantenimiento. Personalmente no me gusta ver animales encerrados, no importa las circunstancias, pero sí me gusta aprender sobre iniciativas de reinserción de fauna. En el Biocentro hay varias especies recatadas, aunque en espacios que no lucen del todo adaptados para ellos. Estaría bueno que inviertan un poco en mejorar su hábitat si es que son animales que no pueden volver a la naturaleza. Lo que si rescato es el mariposario que me pareció hermoso. Lo demás está más cerca de un zoológico que de una reserva.

(Translated by Google) The worst place in Iguazú. It shouldn't even exist. Animals abandoned in small cages. A lot of dirt, not only in the cages, but in the place in general. The road was all broken, you had to jump over the bridge because it was missing parts. They kept the poor fish in dirty water, snakes in synthetic grass. These bastards charge you $2,300 to see the suffering of these creatures. I don't understand how it's still open, and no one does anything for these poor little animals. A horror. If you feel empathy for the animals, don't go, don't continue giving them money to continue mistreating animals. (Original) El peor lugar de Iguazú. Ni siquiera deberia existir. Animales abandonados en jaulas pequeñas. Mucha suciedad, no solo en las jaulas, sino en el lugar en general. El camino estaba todo roto, al puente tenias que saltarlo porque le faltaban partes. A los pobres peces los tenian en agua sucia, serpientes en pasto sintético.Estos caraduras te cobran $2300 para ver el sufrimiento de estas criaturas. No entiendo como sigue abierto, y nadie hace nada por estos pobres animalitos. Un horror. Si sienten empatia por los animales no vayan, no les sigan dando dinero para que sigan maltratando animales.

(Translated by Google) The animals in this place are confined in such small spaces that it is not even possible for them to move, many fish tanks seem to not take any care. It's really sad to see them and the worst experience of our vacation (Original) Los animales en este lugar están confinados en espacios tan reducidos que no les es posible ni moverse, muchas peceras parecen no tener ningún cuidado. Es realmente triste verlos y la peor experiencia de nuestras vacaciones

Absolutely outstanding! Must see! Both the Brazilian and Argentinian side are wonderful. All my wildlife photos are from the Argentinian side though. The Brazilian side offers a beautiful panorama - where the Argentinian offers more walks, views and the feeling of being inside Devil's Throat (incredible!). I would recommend both - but the Argentinian side was my favourite. Glad to have spent two days there 🥳

World class place. Definitive must see. During our visit it was flooded and looked different than usual, water was high, fast and brown.

Spectacular place! Park was well organized, spent the whole day walking around the trails as well as taking the boat ride. It's quite unfortunate that the Devil's Throat was closed temporarily that day, but I will come back definitely!

Mother nature's beauty at its finest! Just a reminder: bring a raincoat (something similar) or wear something waterproof, light outfits are much better as you'll probably get wet at the main viewpoint. Be sure to have an insect repellent spray. There are several stops before the main viewpoint, there's 3km (with an optional tour), 1.5km (you'll have to walk from here up to the end), and the main stop. As for the tickets, you can buy it at the entrance (100 Brazilian Real) and from there you'll have to take the bus to reach the stops.

What an amazing place! You can visit the falls from both the Argentinian side as the Brazilian side. In my opinion the Argentinian side is the best. Taking a stroll through the whole park takes around 2-3 hours. The route is easy and very walkable. You could also take a train if you don’t want to walk. Its quite crowded here, make sure to go early in the morning if you want to avoid queues. The parking is free when I went. Definitely recommend to visit this place!

A truly beautiful and awe-inspiring part of the world. Take your time to stroll around the park to really take in the sights and admire the flora and fauna. You’ll be absolutely drenched if you do the speedboat ride - wear something that’s easy to dry!

This has to be one of the most amazing places that God created. What an incredible experience to be here. This is a once in a lifetime experience simply cannot be put into words. The national park is well run, very reasonably priced and family friendly. This is a Must-see location!

Big & well organized park. Very exciting boat ride. Sat on upper & right side of the boat & got totally wet. Super fun like rafting

Beautiful place to visit. Remember to bring lots of water to drink, especially in the summer. The falls are incredible and the staff was great. Wear comfortable shoes and be ready to walk.

訪問時は雨天だったため水量が多くて迫力満点でした。 ボートツアーも、滝の上からの眺めも最高でした。 (Translated by Google) It was raining when we visited, so there was a lot of water and it was very impressive. Both the boat tour and the view from the top of the waterfall were amazing.

The falls are breathtaking and amazing from both sides. If possible, spend a day on each side to fully appreciate the beauty of the place. There is so much to see that it would be difficult to fit everything into one day. The walks on the Argentinian side are better, but the views from the Brazilian side are more impressive.While the boat tour might be expensive its definitely worth it, take the boat tour - it will greatly enhance your experience!

By far the best place I visited in Argentina. No need to buy the ticket in advance regardless of the stuff you read online. You can buy on the day without a problem sonic the weather doesn't suit do it another day. Wear sensible footwear because it can be slippery. Devil's Throat closed off December 2023 ongoing but you see that part, just from a different angle, a different place. The little train runs only a short way but is still available and enjoyable.

We visited after several days of rain. The falls were roaring loudly. The water spray was light at first. The closer we got the wetter we became. We took and used rain ponchos and were still very wet! It was a hot day. It didn't take long to dry off. Although my shoes are still wet the next day. I would recommend wearing sandals. This was a beautiful place to visit. I wish we arrived earlier to see more. I would highly recommend this place.

Amazing experience. It rained all day we were there but what do you expect in a rain forest. The rib boat on the river was something else. If you get the chance it is a once in a lifetime experience, especially when they take the boat right under the waterfall where everybody gets absolutely drenched, but we'll worth it.

Amazing Falls and amazing views. One of the best in the world. You need to see it to believe it. The ticket price, including transportation, is around 169 BRR.

Easily this is one of the most impressive natural areas I've ever been to! You'll be blown away by the beauty of the falls, but also the wildlife, rainfoe, and rainbows you're sure to see. The Argentina side is better for spending a day. There are tons of trails, restaurants, and amenities. The trails take you into a great view just above the falls and on a lower walkway where you get a great view from the front. A public bus reaches the main entrance but you have to pay cash for the bus. You them walk to the falls, or the park train can take you slightly closer. Plan 4-5 hours there. The Brazilian side has a park hosted shuttle bus that takes you from the entrance to the falls. You'll be put almost directly in the biggest waterfall! Water WILL spray you walking near them. The falls will be so close to you that you'll feel like you can touch them! Plan only 3 hours or so on that side. Both sides offer snacks, souvenirs, and cheap water bottles. Restrooms are also available for free. You can't possibly have a bad time here!

It is fantastic! A place stunning with its beauty and power of nature! We were lucky to see this luxury from Brazil and Argentina. ☺️🥰 And visit the waterfall itself. 🤠 I wish you a great holiday and unforgettable adventures! P.S. Please take mosquito repellent spray with you and please clean up your trash!🤗

Very cool structure! We weren’t able to stay due to catching a flight but the staff is very friendly and informative. Will definitely go back next visit!

It was very interesting to see this creative way of transforming plastic trash to useful items and creating jobs. We bought a nice bag that is very handy. Thanks Ismael for the tour, even though we do not speak Spanish, you did it very well.

Perhaps a victim of it's own success? An interesting idea, but at $2000 per person, it is way too expensive!

More than just a photo op, the purpose of this place is to help people rise out of poverty by teaching them a viable trade and to build their own houses from everyday materials (such as plastic bottles, milk cartons, wooden palettes, etc.) The man who runs this place, Alfedo, will personally greet you and tell you a little bit about his mission before turning over the rest of the tour to a guide, Alejandra. Both were very kind and knowledgeable. The cost of entrance is very cheap ($2500 Argentinian pesos, or less than $7 USD), so tips are encouraged. It's definitely one of those "off the beaten path" places, so you don't have to worry about tons of tourists. I went on a Saturday morning and was the only person there. Depending on how many photos you want to take and how much time you want to spend at the gift shop, I'd reserve about an hour or hour and a half for this activity. All this to stay, I highly recommend a visit.

Interesting place, the creativity of the owner doesn't have borders.. Entrance for 14.01.24 was 3500 peso arg (extranjero). The money goes to the development of project. It was almost empty so no crowds there, its also really small, you don't need more than half an hour in the place.

I didn't expect to enjoy a lot the visit, was more interested in the system for a future project, but the storie and the atmosphere are well worth the price. Very touching and leaves your feeling hope for the homo sapiens. It all started with a jobless father and a little girl wanting a house tree. Highly recommend

One if the interests things to do in iguazu. Very creative people. They show you how they built homes out of recycled plastic bottles. They have also a souvenir shop where you can a lot of nice things for cheap prices. Drawback they explain only in Spanish.

An interesting place to visit, if you have extra time to burn. They use plastic of various types to make walls, furniture, decorations. Price for us was $200 pesos per person. Prices are not listed.

A unique experience to visit a brilliant idea how to reuse plastic for better use. A simple visit yet a true vrey inspiration idea that was started on 2001

If in Puerto Igazu do visit this amazing house and hear the story of Alfredo and the project, it is truly inspiring.

Wasn't as shown on their site. Kind of disappointing. I do appreciate people trying to sell their things. That's commendable.

Visited here A few years ago and loved it. It’s a time to be humble and allow the villagers share what they want to share. Don’t bring your western stuff here and flog it in their faces. Step back and watch. So much to learn here

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(Translated by Google) I have to say that visiting this community is a good experience but don't think that you will be able to have close contact with the people who live here. . Rafael, what is the man who will guide you along a path that has no loss, he is a poor communicator, he will limit himself, as I say, to going ahead of you on a path that has no loss and will teach you 4 or 5 types of traps that the Guaranies use to hunt animals. . We paid 20,000 pesos for two people, and in order to take a photo of his mother he told us that we would also have to pay her something more. Even leaving the path where we walk to go a few meters into the space where they live together was difficult to convince him. . At least this community has evolved a lot and many of its members have cell phones, television, electricity and so on, which I think is great but loses a little of the originality of their ancestors. (Original) Tengo que decir que visitar esta comunidad es una experiencia buena pero no pienses que vas a poder tener un contacto cercano con la gente que vive aquí. . Rafael, qué es el hombre que te guiará por un sendero que no tiene pérdida, es poco comunicador, se limitará como digo a ir delante de ti por un sendero que no tiene pérdida y te enseñará 4 o 5 tipos de trampas que los Guaranies utilizan para cazar animales. . Nosotros pagamos 20.000 pesos por dos personas, y para poder hacerle una foto a su madre nos dijo que también habría que pagarle algo más. Incluso salir de la vereda por donde se camina para adentrarnos unos metros en el espacio donde conviven, fue costoso de convencerle. . Al menos esta comunidad, ha evolucionado bastante y muchos de sus integrantes cuentan con móviles, televisión, luz eléctrica y demás, cosa que me parece genial pero pierde un poco la originalidad de sus antepasados.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful experience, the very kind people are excited to know that even though they are missing, the Guaraní communities have gained rights. There are three routes, we did the shortest one, they take you into the jungle and you know the plantation's anestral traps. And its people. I was looking forward to taking the long route that takes you to the waterfalls and the river but I will return. Only for people who like nature. Giving aid to the Guaraní community (Original) Un experiencia muy hermosa, la gente muy amable emociona saber que aún que falta las comunidades guaraníes están ganado derechos. Hay tres recorridos nosotras hicimos el más corto te adentran a la selva conoces trampas ansestrales plantación. Y su pueblo. Me quedé con ganas de hacer el recorrido largo que te llevan a los salto y al río pero volveré. Solo para gente que le gusta la naturaleza. Llendo ayudas a la comunidad guaraní

(Translated by Google) If you want to learn about other cultures, this is an excellent place, they show you how their ancestors married, what their daily life is like, you get into the jungle... And at the end you reach a river, there is a waterfall that is worth seeing , you can get in. In short, a very beautiful experience. Super recommended. Our guide is called Catriel. Whoever can go, be sure to stop by that community called "Yryapú". (Original) Si quieren conocer sobre otras culturas, este es un lugar excelente, te muestran como casaban sus ancestros, como es su vida cotidiana, te metes en la selva... Y al final llegas a un río, hay una cascada que vale la pena apreciar, te podes meter. En fin una hermosísima experiencia. Súper recomendable. Nuestro guía se llama Catriel. El que puede ir no deje de pasar por esa comunidad que se llama "Yryapú".

(Translated by Google) Excellent our guides Alberto, Beto and all the other members (Original) Excelente nuestros guías Alberto, Beto y todos los demás integrantes

(Translated by Google) %100 recommendable, go and spread the word, community of one of the many indigenous peoples decimated by colonialism and capitalism. They need to maintain their customs and be respected, their lands will no longer be returned to them, but it is essential that they do not continue taking away the few hectares they have left. Fraternal hug to the Mbya Guarani (Original) Recomendable %100, vayan y difundan, comunidad de uno de los tantos pueblos originarios diezmados por el colonialismo y el capitalismo. Necesitan mantener sus costumbres y ser respetados, ya no les devolveran sus tierras, pero es imprescindible que no sigan quitandole las pocas hectáreas que les quedan. Abrazo fraterno a los Mbya Guarani

(Translated by Google) There are 3 prices. $300 short trail, $500 medium and $1000 to the river. We made the short. It's good but the guide was not very communicative. If we didn't ask, he wouldn't tell us anything. Asking was interesting. (Original) Hay 3 precios. $300 sendero corto, $500 medio y $1000 hasta el río. Hicimos el corto. Está bueno pero el guía no era muy comunicativo. Si no preguntamos no nos decía nada. Preguntando fue interesante.

Nice and simple dishes, very tasty. Attentive staff. Relaxed atmosphere on the outdoor terrace.

The bife de chorizo was impossible to eat ( very bad quality meat, also bad cooked). Long waiting time. We wanted to try this restaurant because of the good reviews but we were sadly very disappointed.

Nice location and atmosphere. Very long wait times and below average food. Meat not to be recommended. Unfortunately, overall disappointing.

It's a cute place in a cute hotel with a small pool, and the waitress spoke excellent English. High marks for the restaurant's intent to give guests a great time - sadly execution was rather hit and miss. The taste was ok but dishes were not quite what you would expect. The Waldorf salad was a gigantic quantity of cream interspersed with tiny bits of celery, with one half walnut and three thin slices of green apple on top for decoration. The risotto was cooked rice with canned mushrooms, well seasoned but not at all creamy. The Milanese chicken was gigantic and rather good! the condiments for the accompanying green salad consisted of multiple bottles that seemed rather old (the chili sauce had a lot of dried residue on its top, the balsâmico was almost empty, and the alcohol vinegar (no flavour) would be more useful for decalcifying than enhancing a salad. We were surprised that the restaurant had managed to run out of espresso but the mocha we were offered instead tasted great. Also the house wine tasted rather nice. We were really glad when the waiter warned us that the pasta we had ordered would take 20 minutes and changed the order because we were in a rush. Strangely, however, it then still took 40 minutes to get our food even though we were the only guests. Net net we left the place with a full stomach and as the experience was rather cute, we didn't have a bad time. At the same time, next time we definitely would try to find a better place to eat, and if we had eaten the Waldorf salad, we probably would have a stomach ache because of the sheer amount of cream in it.

Waited for 1 hour and didn't get our food.... Service is super bad... If i can give zero stars I will. Go if you are looking for disappointment

Beautiful restaurant. Average food. Extremely long wait time ~1 hour and 40 minutes for our food. The manager comped us an appetizer but he was generally unfriendly and unapologetic for the wait. Unfortunately I would not recommend dining here.

Worst feeling in whole Argentina. We ordered food and asked for two glasses of the house wine. At the end they gave us the bill with a really high price for the two glasses. It was more than the price of a hole bottle in the menu. (1500 peso for two glasses/ a whole bouttle costs 950 peso…)

Nice little walk in the jungle. But as there is no price… it is a tourist ripoff. I was charge $20 for a walk. Nothing really special. They claim they hunt… looks more to me they buy in supermarkets as everyone. Waterfall is very small. If they charged 2000 pesos it would be ok. I really don’t recommend going there. Go to the “salto del turista” much nicer and free of charge.

I was a bit disappointed with this tour. And it's really sad to see the natives stuck in such small land with almost nothing to do. Not very clean and u fortunately the tour was only.in Spanish. It's good that help the community but I'm certain this tour can be improved.

(Translated by Google) It is very good if you want to see how the Guarani live today, how they had to adapt to the society that was imposed on their customs. The tour is good, they show you the jungle the traps that their ancestors used and they tell you what medicinal plants they use ... I didn't go to the waterfall but it must be fine. You can swim in that part of the river, they told me. (Original) Está muy bien si quieres ver cómo viven los guaraníes hoy en día, cómo se tuvieron que adaptar a la sociedad que se les impuso a sus costumbres. El tour está bien, te muestran la selva las trampas que usaban sus ancestros y te cuentan que plantas medicinales usan.. a la cascada no fui pero debe estar muy bien. Se puede nadar en esa parte del Río me contaron.

(Translated by Google) The place is incredible, surrounded by the majestic mother jungle. I loved Felix's talk, talking about the Guarani culture. I did not like that they play music at full volume, forgetting the jungle and its animals. The restaurant takes too long to bring the food. (Original) El lugar es increíble, rodeado de la majestuosa madre selva. Me encantó la charla de Felix, hablando sobre la cultura guaraní. No me gustó que pongan música a todo volumen, olvidando a la selva y a sus animales. El restaurante tarda demasiado en traer la comida.

No point visiting on your own, can’t go anywhere but on the main road. There are tours, but I imagine taking them might overlook the contrast of having high end hotels on one side, and huts and lean-tos on the other. I found it a bit distasteful. If native people live there, leave it all to them… but maybe I dont know enough 🤷‍♀️

Meh

(Translated by Google) We visited the city of Iguazu just to see the falls. Thanks to our spirit of adventure we wanted to investigate a little more and we were guided by the signs to reach the Guaraní community. Wonderful experience to live as a family. We met Rafael, who guided us along hidden paths in the jungle and showed us the life and customs of his community. We observed traps for hunting animals, a fish farm, huts, waterfalls (they seemed to come out of a fairy tale), crafts and most importantly "the transmission of love for his land", present in every story that Rafael told us. We would definitely return, an incredible experience!!!!! (Original) Visitamos la ciudad de Iguazu solo para conocer las cataratas. Gracias a nuestro espíritu de aventura quisimos investigar un poco más y nos guiamos por los carteles para llegar a la comunidad guaraní. Maravillosas experiencia para vivir en familia. Nos encontramos a Rafael, que nos guió por senderos escondidos en la selva y nos fue mostrando la vida y las costumbres de su comunidad. Observamos trampas para cazar animales, criadero de peces, chozas, cascadas (parecían salir de un cuento de hadas), artesanias y lo más importante "la trasmisión del amor por su tierra", presente en cada relato que nos hizo Rafael. Sin duda volveríamos, una experiencia increíble!!!!!!

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to walk and do physical activity. The jungle landscape gives it an unmatched natural character, and is the environment where Guaraní communities and jungle hotels coexist. It does not have artificial light, so you have to walk through it during the day. (Original) Excelente lugar para recorrer y realizar actividad física. El paisaje selvático le da un carácter natural inigualable, y resulta el entorno donde conviven comunidades guaraníes y hoteles de selva. No tiene luz artificial, por lo que hay que recorrerla durante el día.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful natural place, do not go without a guide, I got lost and it took longer than expected, it is not for cycling, dangerous. If you see the lake in the photo, you've already passed it by. (Original) Hermoso lugar natural, no vayan sin guía, yo me perdí y tarde mas de lo esperado, no es para ir en bici, peligroso. Si ven el lago de la foto, ya se pasaron de largo.

(Translated by Google) A scam for tourists to avoid. We decided to visit the reserve after reading positive reviews on Google. As soon as we arrived, the member of the Guaraní community at the entrance offered us an exorbitant price as soon as he noticed that we were tourists (20 euros per person) The walk in the reserve and the visit to the community were a big disappointment. During the two-hour walk, we were forced to follow the guide, without the possibility of exploring the reserve on our own. The landscapes are nothing spectacular, the walk ends with a mediocre view of the river and a small waterfall. The homes of the Guaraní community are dirty, plastic bottles, packets of chips everywhere. We left very disappointed, feeling like we had been ripped off. Avoid making the same mistake we did and choose another location. (Original) Une arnaque pour les touristes à éviter. Nous avons décidé de visiter la réserve après avoir lu des commentaires positifs sur Google. Dès notre arrivée, le membre de la communauté guaranies à l'entrée nous a proposé un prix exorbitant dès qu'il a constaté que nous étions des touristes (20 euros par personne) La balade dans la réserve et la visite de la communauté ont été une grande déception. Pendant les deux heures de balade, nous avons été contraints de suivre le guide, sans possibilité d'explorer la réserve par nous-mêmes. Les paysages ne présentent rien de spectaculaire, la balade se conclut par une vue médiocre sur la rivière et une petite cascade. Les habitations de la communauté guaranies sont sales, les bouteilles en plastique, des paquets de chips partout . Nous sommes partis très déçus, ayant l'impression d'avoir été arnaqués. Évitez de faire la même erreur que nous et choisissez un autre endroit.