Updating Map... About Iguacu River
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Seen this river from a few different spots and rode it on a boat it is fast in some spots creating white water and clam in others but either way it’s the falls which is the main draw
I visited the falls in 2008 as part of a wider-ranging trip through SA. The site is quite amazing, the amount of falling water and the contrasting surroundings and support for tourists generally make this place visiting and then revisiting again to make sure. In...More
I think that you get the best experience of the river by taking the fast boat (a definite MUST) that takes you underneath the falls and by walking the bridge trail from the train station to the Garganta del Diablo. By taking the boat you...More
We first saw it from the bridge, separating Brazil and Argentina, then we saw it much closer when walking on the catwalks to get to the falls. Even very close to the roaring falls, it was amazingly quiet and full of big fish.
One of the great rivers of the world. Great area for exploring flora and fauna along the river too. Then the river tumbles over the falls creating a wonder beyond description.
We took a boat tour up river to the falls, starting a few miles below the falls, but still inside the national park. We opted for the "wet boat" which goes well inside the splash zone. Prepare to be soaked to the skin--but to have...More
It is hard to comprehend how an average kind of river can produce one of mother natures wonders -the Iguazu Falls
The river is the lifeblood of the region, and so the development that has taken place would not have happened but for the river, so you really can't get away from the river; and it forms the international border too.
This river is surrounded by amazing rainforest, and you even see monkeys and several exotic birds. It is a great experience for the more adventurous traveller.
Walk along the metal walkways to take in the spectacular views. It can get quite busy later in the day, so the earlier you can get started, the better.
