Iguazu Falls Travel Vacation Package (3N)

Travel to Iguassu Falls, Argentina and experience its wonders with this 4 Day / 3 Night Travel Vacation Package and Tour that includes accommodations, visit to Argentinean and Brazilian sides of the Falls, transportation and much more.

Destinations Visited

Iguassu Falls

Subtropical climate is the reason for the lush vegetation and the region's flowing rivers in this small but miraculous territory. The fabulous Iguazú falls formed by the unification of the Iguazú and Parana rivers consist of 275 different falls almost five kilometers along the Argentina - Brazil border. The highest and most famous fall, the "Garganta do Diabolo" reaches a height of 64 meters ( 200 foot ), while the others reach a height of about 30 to 40 meters ( 100 foot ). The falls can be visited from the Argentinean and Brazilian side.

Day-by-day Itinerary

Day 1 Iguazu Falls

Reception at Puerto Iguazu Airport and transfer to Sheraton International Hotel.

Half day walking tour visiting the upper and lower levels of the Argentinean falls. Continuing by train to visit the mighty Devil´s Gorge. Exciting walk along the path, and board on a small boat to reach the heart of this magnificent falls.

Overnight at Sheraton International Iguazu Hotel.

Day 2 Iguazu Falls

Breakfast.

Half Day Brazilian Falls. Departing by bus to cross the Tancredo Neves Intenational Bridge , between Argentina and Brazil into Foz do Iguassu . Visit to the Brazilian side of the falls, where a different and panoramic view can be admired.

Overnight at Sheraton International Iguazu Hotel.

Day 3 Iguazu Falls

Breakfast and Full Day Tour San Ignacio Ruins with Lunch: 250 kilometers from Iguassu Falls , the region of "Missiones" was stage for a fascinating but sad bit of history. In the seventeenth century, the Jesuits founded the Guarani Republic , which was an ill-fated experiment for a utopian society in South America . The brutal policy of colonial Spain and Portugal condemned the Guarani Republic to destruction.

Visit the ruins of San Ignacio, which are among the most well conserved of this period and preserve baroque traits with innumerous stone sculptures. The communal houses, churches and buildings, invaded by the jungle, stand in mute testimony to the grandness of the Guarani dream. One can almost hear the Indian children murmuring among the stonewalls.

The trip up to the ruins is via a paved highway winding through the picturesque Argentine countryside with its Mate-Tea plantations and exceptionally well-preserved tropical rainforest. Enroute we visit a working open air gemstone mine.

Overnight at Sheraton International Iguazu Hotel.

Day 4 Iguassu Falls

Breakfast and transfer to Puerto Iguazu Airport.