Visiting Iguazu on 3 Sides

1. Can you see both sides of Iguazu Falls in one day?
2. Which is the best side to see Iguazu Falls?
3. How do I get to both sides of Iguazu Falls?
4. Do you need a visa to visit the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls?
5. How many days do you need in Iguazu Falls?
6. Can you cross border Iguazu Falls?
7. What is the best time of year to visit Iguazu Falls?
8. How much does it cost to enter Iguazu Falls?
9. Do you get wet at Iguazu Falls?
10. Is it safe to travel to Iguazu Falls?
11. Is there Uber in Iguazu Falls?
12. What is there to do on the side of Iguazu Falls Brazil?

Can you see both sides of Iguazu Falls in one day?

With the same quality, you can see from two countries Iguazu Falls. For a better price and all in one day. Dear reader before confirm a booking, double check if you need Visas according to your Passport and the country you intend to visit.

Which is the best side to see Iguazu Falls?

The Brazilian side of the Iguazu Falls (Iguaçu in Portuguese) is easy to access. Shuttle buses take you to a path that leads to various viewing platforms. Right at the end of the path lies the best platform of them all, which you can access through an elevator.

How do I get to both sides of Iguazu Falls?

If you want to visit Iguazu Falls from both sides without arranging your own transport, then consider this tour. When short on time, you can book your Foz do Iguazu admission ticket in advance. To see Iguazu Falls from above, there is an option to book a helicopter flight tour.

Do you need a visa to visit the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls?

US passport holders do not require a tourist visa for stays up to 90 days, so crossing the border should be no problem for you. Both sides have their pros and cons: Argentina gives better access to a wider range of viewpoints, and also has the possibility of staying in the one hotel with views of the falls.

How many days do you need in Iguazu Falls?

If you only plan to see Iguazu falls from one side I would recommend allocating at least two days. I do suggest, if it's possible, visiting both countries to see both sides. Each side offers a very different perspective. If you plan on seeing both sides, stay for 3-4 days.

Can you cross border Iguazu Falls?

Crossing the border to the Iguazu Falls from Brazil – the easy (but more expensive) way. ... You can just book a tour which picks you up from your hotel/hostel, takes you through the border to the falls, then drops you home at the end of the day. It makes crossing the border to the Iguazu Falls from Brazil easy peasy.

What is the best time of year to visit Iguazu Falls?

“Iguazú Falls is a destination that you can visit all year round. Our best recommendation is going during mid-season (from July to October and from February to April); during this period the weather is great and the park is not too crowded with tourists.

How much does it cost to enter Iguazu Falls?

The Iguazu Falls entrance fee on the Argentina side is $800 Argentine Pesos (USD $18) for adults and $200 Argentine Pesos (USD $5) for kids up to the age of 12.

Do you get wet at Iguazu Falls?

They'll drive you directly under the falls! It's a very wet but very joyous experience that will leave you laughing, spitting out water and demanding that they drive you back under for another soaking. Tours are offered daily through La Gran Aventura.

Is it safe to travel to Iguazu Falls?

Are Iguazu Falls Safe for Tourists? Yes. Iguazu falls are a very popular tourist destination, and there is no reason to fear for your safety. In Puerto Iguazú and Foz do Iguaçu, take the same precautions as you would in any city.

Is there Uber in Iguazu Falls?

Once you're in Foz do Iguaçu, the fantastic taxi service that is Uber makes life infinitely easier. You don't even need to have working cell service to take advantage of it, either. If there is Wifi at your hotel/Airbnb/hostel, order up an Uber to the National Park and it will run you about $5.

What is there to do on the side of Iguazu Falls Brazil?

Top Ways to See Iguacu Falls on the Brazilian Side

• Hiking. Iguazu National Park on the Brazilian side of the falls offers a pair of hiking trails. ...
• Boat Tours. There's no better way to get a feel for the power of the falls than by taking a boat into the Devil's Throat. ...
• Helicopter Tours.