Where Water Meets Wonder

Stand before the world's largest waterfall system—275 individual drops, 270 feet of cascading power, and the legendary Devil's Throat at its heart.

Beyond the Wine Country

Say "Argentina" and wine—especially Malbec—comes to mind. But along Argentina's border with Brazil lies the world's largest waterfall system, the dramatic Iguazú Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that demands to be seen in person. After days in the sun-parched wine country of Mendoza, standing before water dropping 270 feet is, well, refreshing.

The Experience

Five Reasons to Fall for Iguazu
Each moment reveals why this waterfall system captivates the world.

Devil's Throat

Devil's Throat

The U-shaped heart of the falls, a half-mile wide cascade of 275 individual drops that commands the landscape with raw power.

A Legend Lives On

A Legend Lives On

Star-crossed lovers Naipi and Taroba, trapped in the waterfall for eternity by a jealous deity—their story echoes in the mist.

San Martín Falls & Catwalks

San Martín Falls & Catwalks

An eco-friendly train carries you to wooden platforms winding through the park, each turn revealing a new perspective of the cascades.

The Jungle Boat Trip

The Jungle Boat Trip

Get soaked in the spray as your boat cuts through the river toward the base of the falls—bring a change of clothes and prepare to be drenched.

Native Creatures

Native Creatures

Curious coatis and small monkeys roam freely among visitors, their long snouts and playful nature a delightful reminder of the wild.

Everything You Need

Everything You Need

Bathrooms, cafes, and shaded rest areas dot the park—plus sun protection is essential in this warm, humid subtropical climate.

The Name Says It All

Iguazú comes from the indigenous Guaraní words 'y' meaning water and 'usaú' meaning big. Two words that capture everything about what you're witnessing. The falls are made up of 275 individual drops, with water flowing at 62,000 cubic feet per second—a volume so immense it's almost impossible to comprehend standing before it. You feel small here. Humbled by the sheer force and scale of nature.

Before You Go

Essential tips to make the most of your day at Iguazú Falls.

  • Book a guide and boat trip in advance

  • Bring a change of clothes—you will get wet

  • Pack sunblock, hat, and sunglasses

Plan Your Visit

Let Yampu arrange your Iguazú adventure

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