TIPS for visiting IGUAZU FALLS in Argentina | Foz do Iguaçu Travel Guide

TTIPS for visiting IGUAZU FALLS in Argentina | Foz do Iguaçu Travel Guide

Are you ready to explore the LARGEST waterfall system in the world? Journey with me to Iguazu Falls, aka Foz do Iguaçu. On today's episode, I'm going to give you all the guidance and advice you'll need to make your trip here as perfect as possible!

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[prunesquallor]

We were visiting our daughter in Buenos Aires in 2014, and were looking for somewhere cool to see in Argentina . Every local we talked to recommended Iguazu Falls, a place I had never heard of before. The falls is spectacular anytime of the year, but during spring runoff, it’s absolutely mind bending in scope.

[alejandromartin]

hello how are you, there is an anecdote when the former president of the United States, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, visited the falls, he was surprised and only said, poor Niagara, it is so small in relation to these great falls, and he returned to use, amazed at the Iguazu Falls

[jpguard]

Extremely helpful! Thank you for putting this together, loads of practical information. The best, Thanks!!!

[alavalle]

Dont miss visiting Mendoza province: Mount Aconcagua (tallest peak of whole American Continent), Puente del Inca, vinyards, Mendoza citiy. There you can visit placer where we produce one of the bests wines of the world. There are wine tasting tour :D

[nancyfernandez]

My dream trip! Also to be near where Lionel Messi is from, Love Argentina Futbol and the beautiful people!

[dillongoble]

Hey I really like your camera energy. And you gave a lot of info I came to find.

[iBoatLaunch]

Was the train an additional fee or is it included in the park fee? Thanks for sharing.

[MrDionmar]

Really nice!!!! Did you shoot some photos using drone !?

[alehbw]

Great video!! Glad that you enjoyed the Park! The only animals you found were Coaties? None monkeys, armadillos or blue butterflies?
Yes, probably you can’t find much activities to do at Iguazú, but in Misiones province, there are other turistic parts: La Triple Frontera (The Triple Frontier, between Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay); Los Esteros del Iberá (Ibera Wetlands) where you can have sights of a lot of wild animals and do some canoing or horse riding; and the Jesuitic ruins (did you watch ¨The Mission¨ movie? It was filmed in Misiones, and Jeremy Irons portrayed a jesuitic priest 😉) called ¨Ruinas de San Ignacio Miní¨ from XVII century, in San Ignacio.

[NLMusique]

Nice video of Iguazu Falls. How do you find your private transfer? Can you share the info? We are looking for reliable private transfer as well since we are coming from a cruise ship and only have one full day to see iguana Falls. Thank you

[jaredvaughan]

Me and my son want to go to Buenos Aires March 6. Go to the Falls from March 8 to 9. Back to Buenoes Aires and leave on the 12th. Not buying any souvenirs. How much cash American would you recommend?

Also staying in a hotel 1 night in Iguazu.

[eloisafernandes]

Dont forget about Brazilian side!
Nice video.
Tchau!

[mrmrabcabc]

How did you meet the private taxi drivers?

[tomjones]

What about the yellow fever virus. No video mentions the vaccination?

[buckwheatohara]

You mentioned 19, 000 steps midway..what were total steps and total floors

[jaredvaughan]

Can you buy the tickets with a credit card?

[flikcof]

wow you are quite fit. don't hear much of your lungs wheezing

[alexanderpeuchot]

Wish I saw more of Iguazú and less of him. Lots of information which is great, but the camera should’ve been flipped. Only an opinion. Blessings.