Things to Do in Puerto Iguazu

Puerto Iguazu is the base city for exploring Iguazu Falls and getting around the Triple Frontier, the point where Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay meet.

From Puerto Iguazu it's possible to arrange transfers to attractions in all three countries, coordinating each visit according to each traveler's time and preferences.

The Argentine Falls are located within Iguazu National Park, on the Argentine side, a short distance from Puerto Iguazu. There are different transfer options to get there, including public transportation and private tourist services.

Delmax offers a private round-trip transfer from Puerto Iguazu to the Argentine Falls. The entrance fee to the National Park is not included in the transfer price and is paid at the park entrance.

To visit the Brazilian Falls you need to cross the border into Foz do Iguacu, Brazil, with the usual immigration and customs checks between the two countries.

It's important to carry the appropriate documentation to cross the border. Since requirements can vary, we recommend checking the relevant official sources before your trip.

Delmax offers a private transfer from Puerto Iguazu to the Brazilian Falls.

There are different ways to travel from Puerto Iguazu to Foz do Iguacu: public transportation, taxi or private driver, and a private tourist transfer.

Public transportation tends to be an economical option, though it involves coordinating schedules and possible connections. A taxi or private service offers on-the-spot flexibility. A private tourist transfer is designed for those seeking comfort, a previously coordinated meeting point and a direct route to the chosen attraction.

Ciudad del Este is in Paraguay, on the other side of the Triple Frontier, and also requires crossing a border checkpoint.

It's advisable to plan the transfer schedule and take into account the documentation required to cross.

Delmax offers a private transfer to Ciudad del Este, including services combined with other attractions when the traveler prefers.

Documentation requirements for entering Brazil can vary depending on nationality, age and each traveler's particular situation.

We recommend checking current requirements at the relevant official sources before planning your trip.

Likewise, the requirements for entering Paraguay can vary for each traveler.

Before traveling, we recommend confirming current conditions at the relevant official sources.

The Argentine Falls, within Iguazu National Park, offer a route with different walkways that let you get close to several waterfalls, including the Devil's Throat.

The Brazilian Falls, on the Foz do Iguacu side, offer a panoramic view of the whole set of falls from a shorter route.

Both experiences can complement each other during the same stay. Choosing one or both sides depends on the time available, each traveler's interests and trip planning.

The ideal number of days depends on how many attractions each traveler wants to visit.

Those who only want to see the Argentine Falls can plan a shorter stay, while those who also want to add experiences from Brazil, Paraguay and other parts of Misiones usually consider staying longer. Among the options already available with Delmax are:

The Triple Frontier is the point where Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay meet, next to the confluence of the Iguazu and Parana rivers.

From Puerto Iguazu it's possible to arrange different experiences in all three countries during the same stay, combining natural, cultural and shopping attractions according to each traveler's interests.

A private transfer is a tourist transportation service coordinated in advance between Delmax and the passenger or group making the booking, with a defined meeting point and route.

It can be convenient for travelers seeking comfort, schedule coordination and a direct transfer to the chosen attraction, without depending on other passengers.

Delmax offers private transfers from Puerto Iguazu to different destinations in Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay.