Did you know that there is an excursion that allows you to bathe in the waters of the falls? Find out all the details.
Located in the heart of the Misiones jungle, the Iguazu Falls declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, are a destination that every nature lover should visit at least once in their life. From the Argentine side, the Iguazú National Park offers a closer and more immersive experience, with trails and activities that allow you to explore the immensity of its waterfalls from multiple perspectives.
The Argentine side of the Falls allows visitors to literally immerse themselves in the experience, thanks to a network of walkways and circuits that They tour the different waterfalls. The main ones are:
- Upper Circuit: a walk that provides panoramic views from the top of the falls, ideal to appreciate its immensity and the serenity of the environment.
- Lower Circuit: This trail takes visitors to the foot of the falls, where it is possible to feel the roar of falling water and the refreshing mist.
- The Devil’s Throat: It is the most impressive point of the Falls. An ecological train takes tourists to a walkway that crosses the jungle and the upper rivers.
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Great Adventure in Iguazú Falls: what it is about
The Great Adventure combine two unforgettable experiences: a land tour in all-terrain vehicles through the jungle and a navigation that takes visitors to the heart of the waterfalls.
People will be able to take a walk that will take them to the falls and You can bathe in the water that falls from the waterfallis undoubtedly one of the most exciting experiences to do in the park.
Great Adventure in Iguazú Falls: how much does it cost
Currently the excursion has a cost of $82,000 thousand pesos per person and only people 15 years of age and older can do it who ensure that in case of emergency they know how to swim and that they do not have any risky illness.
It is important to consider that on the Brazilian side they also offer this excursion but it is not recommended since Argentine side is regulated by prefecture and they ensure every day that safety measures are followed to avoid any accident.
How much does it cost to enter Iguazú National Park?
Park entrance prices vary depending on some details:
- Foreigners: $45,000
- Provincial residents: $5,000
- National residents: $14,000
- Students: $7,000
- Retirees and pensioners: free of charge
- Children up to 5 years old: free of charge
Source: Ambito
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