Iguazu / Iguacu – isnais.com

Iguazu – Argentinian side

March 10-11th

What to say about las
Cataratas del Iguazu. Its the biggest waterfall system in the world and in a different way impressive then the Victoria Falls. There are many different routes on the Argentinian side. Plan a full day and a lot of walking. Boat
tour is recommended right in the morning.

The water level on the pictures is extremely low and later on, boat tours were stopped.

Restaurants were great on both evenings:
Jungle Restaurant +
Restaurante La Rueda (Best Steak ever)

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Iguacu – Brazilian side

March 12ths

Very organized falls experience and easy access – not much walking. Perfect photo location as well aas getting some merch. Beware of the
south american coatis – they are everywhere and quite bold in stealing food. The Helisul helicopter tour over the falls was quite spectacular and i would recommend to spend the money, its worth it. If you have to wait for a free
spot, visit the birds park opposite to the Helisul Building. BTW its just 5min walking from the main entrance where you can find a lot of ATMs to get brazilian reales.

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