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.

A never to be forgotten life time experience. Nature at its wettest, wildest most spectacular best. You have to photo it, but beware depending on the wind direction it can be very wet, so a protective cover for your camera/phone is advisable.

This river is the main stay for an amazing part of the Iguazu Falls that is truly a wonderful sight.All a part of must visit

Was that the beginning of the Falls? How calm it was, only to see what becomes at the turn of the corner!

Never heard before for that river. It is big, it runs for more than 1000 km before joining with Parana river and making this wonderful and mighty falls.

The beauty and power of this area is incredible, the surrounding forest, beautiful plants, butterflies, and birds on display everywhere and then you see the falls, or did we hear them first - the noise up close is quite overwhelming. After walking up close and...More