Foz do Iguacu Reviews

The Iguacu Falls are part of the Iguacu National Parks which exists on both the Argentinean and Brazilian sides and are designated UNESCO World heritage sites since 1984 and 1986 respectively. We stayed at the Sheraton Hotel on the Argentinean side of the falls. It wasn't the best looking hotel in the world from the outside but it had a ...  Read the complete review

These waterfalls are truely spectacular and make a great stop on an overland journey from Rio to Buenos Aires (or the otherway). It is best to see the falls from both the Argentinian and the Brazilian side. You can get the bus across the border. From the Argentinian side you can go along a walkway to witness wonderful views over the ...  Read the complete review

The Iguazu Falls ranks as one of South America foremost attractions. It's easy to see why after spending a day there, you will be spellbound. The Falls are situated in one of Argentina's best National Parks, Parque Nacional Iguazu in the north east of the country. The closest town to the Falls is Puerto Iguazu which survives purely from ...  Read the complete review

Ok, some tips if you're planning to visit the waterfalls with 7 jumps, even bigger than the American one. Don't forget to plan everything for their winter, if you plan to be there during december, january, february... think about this twice, you will need more than a huge bottle of water, it's summer there and specially there that ...  Read the complete review

Awe-inspiring doesn't even get close to describing Foz do Iguacu. The falls are breath-taking: a 4km arc of seething water, even in the dry season. They're on the border between Brazil and Argentina, close to where both countries meet Paraguay. You can fly to airports nearby in all three countries. The most amazing views are from ...  Read the complete review

Foz do Iguacu is a place of amazing natural beauty. It is well worth visiting. The waterfalls can be seen from both Argentina and Brazil, everyone who goes has a favorite side as both have different advantages. I preferred Argentina, as it is easier to get nearer the waterfalls and there are enough paths over and under and next to the ...  Read the complete review

Iguacu lies at the point where Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina meet and is in my opinion the "best" waterfall in the world. That is the most spectacular. It is not necessarily the tallest or biggest but what it does have is variety. There are around forty separate falls in the complex. Most of these can be viewed from theclose by on the ...  Read the complete review