Iguazu Falls (Argentinian Side)

Iguazu Falls straddles the Argentinia-Brazil border and consists of 275 individual waterfalls cascading across a 2.7 km wide horseshoe-shaped gorge. The falls are formed where the Iguazu River plunges dramatically over the edge of the Paraná Plateau. On the Argentinian side, a network of walkways allows you to get up close to the roaring water.

Our day began with an early morning pick-up to beat the crowds and catch the first train to the Devil’s Throat. The initial walkway led us to a balcony with the most spectacular view of Devil’s Gorge. Following this, we explored the upper and lower walkways, each offering unique perspectives of this breathtaking natural wonder.Read more