Iguaçu National Park

Great and breathtaking experience. Worth the super early wake up. Looking forward to visit again.

Iguaçu National Park is stunning — well-organized trails, breathtaking views, and powerful waterfalls. Easy to navigate with clear signage and shuttle service. A must-visit for the scale and beauty of the falls. The Argentinian side is definitely worth visiting, especially Garganta del Diablo for an unforgettable experience. Food inside the park isn’t great, so I recommend bringing your own.

Great place to visit. This should be a must on anyone's list. So spectacular to see

This national park is well equipped and well maintained. The food buffet restuarant provide great food, great service, and reasonable price. The scene itself is stunning, the walk itself was enjoyable. Personally, I prefer this side of iguazu falls than argentina side. However, if you prefer an up close Iguazu falls, argebtina side is for you.

Really as good as the pictures you may have seen in bucket list books

After seeing both sides of the park, we preferred the Argentina side because it felt more organized, with plenty of options for exploring, whether by train, shuttle, or on foot. The Brazil side had more of a touristy vibe, but they do offer more boat rides. The observatory deck is close to the falls, and the trails provide amazing views. There are also many cafes and restaurants on-site, and a hotel as well. It can get quite crowded, so be prepared for that. The park opens at 9 am. If you're into hiking or biking, they offer an 18km jungle trail, along with a shorter 3km round-trip trail that takes you to the river.

A Very good place to go for a day of hiking, it will be wet when you get to the falls there is no way around it. Be ready with a change of clothes but it will take your breath away. AI art found in the gift shop so dont patronize that. Would come back.

A fantastic place to visit. Both the Brazilian and Argentina sides offer a different perspective to the falls.