Top Puerto Iguazu Cultural Tours

Travel back in time on a day trip to the ancient San Ignacio Ruins and Wanda Mines from Puerto Iguazu—the ideal choice for history buffs. Exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site with a guide puts the ruins into context and reveals historical information that you might otherwise have missed.

A complete immersion in the Iguacu Falls! Discover the strength and beauty of the Iguacu Falls on a tour designed for those who want to experience this natural wonder in an intense and memorable way. Explore the Brazilian and Argentine sides, walking trails that reveal stunning panoramas and allow you to feel the grandness of the falls a few meters away. During the day, you access the main points of the national parks, combining hiking, strategic sights and the traditional eco-train, which facilitates travel and expands the experience. Each stop offers a new perspective and unique opportunities for amazing photos. Accompanied by a specialist local Guide, the whole route takes place in an organized and peaceful manner. You receive guidance, curiosities and important tips, enjoying every moment with comfort, safety and no worries.

One for the adventurers out there—visit the land where Brazil’s western frontier meets the borders of Paraguay and Argentina, and see the massive conjunction of the Iguazu and Paraná rivers deep in the heart of the Amazon. Learn about the significance of this special place from your guide and hear about local history, and see the sun set dramatically over the rainforest and rivers.

Marvel over the mighty Iguazu Falls on this full-day tour of the Argentinean side, including round-trip transport from Puerto Iguazu. Follow three equally thrilling walking circuits, look out over the thundering Devil's Throat, feel the powerful spray of the water during a boat ride into the falls, and go off-road during a jungle truck ride. Entrance fees not included. Upgrade to travel in a small group.

On a guided tour and private service, for an average of 05 hours, you will visit the details of the cosmopolitan culture of our city. The Catholic Cathedral, the Mosque, the Buddhist Temple and the Three Borders Landmark.

Take in a folkloric performance and eat a traditional dinner during this 4-hour activity in Foz do Iguaçu. Sit down for a traditional Brazilian barbecue dinner, including a variety of meats and sides. Enjoy a show that highlights Brazil's varied, dynamic culture, including music and dances such as chorinho, capoeira, samba among others. Round-trip transportation from most hotels on the Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls is included.

From this side of the Falls you have the closest view of the waterfalls, in tracks over and under them, in the middle of the tropical forest; day trip; transportation and guide.

On a guided tour and private service, for an average of 05 hours, you will visit the details of the cosmopolitan culture of our city. The Catholic Cathedral, the Mosque, the Buddhist Temple and the Three Borders Landmark.

After being picked up from your hotel, embark on a guided tour of the city center. Wander along Avenida Brasil, exploring the various shops and cafés, and take in historical landmarks such as the city's first airport. Visit the main Catholic cathedral, Igreja Matriz, and experience the lively atmosphere of the gastronomic avenue. Next, discover the impressive Muslim Mosque, one of Brazil's largest, with an internal tour that offers a glimpse into Muslim culture. Conclude your tour at the magnificent Buddhist Temple, where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the city.

Travel back in time to the Jesuit Ruins of San Ignacio Mini on a 10-hour tour from San Ignacio. Comfortable round-trip transportation from your hotel makes this stress-free group tour the perfect way to round out your vacation to Iguazu Falls. An immersive guided tour around the UNESCO listed ruins covers more than 450 years of history. The excursion also includes a visit to the Wanda Mines to see semiprecious stones.

A wonderful two-day experience! In this two-day experience, you’ll visit both sides of the Iguacu Falls—Brazil and Argentina—in tranquility and without running, enjoying the best of each national park. The order of the tours can be adjusted to better suit your schedule. On the Brazilian side, you walk trails with amazing panoramic views, ideal for contemplating the grandiosity of the waterfalls and ensuring unforgettable photos of one of the most impressive landscapes in the world. On the Argentine side, the experience is more immersive, with greater proximity to the waterfalls, trails in the middle of nature and a visit to the main circuits of the park, including the impressive Devil's Gorge. During border crossing and hiking, you will be assisted by an expert Guide who will share information, guidance and tips to make your experience complete and memorable.

On a guided tour and in private service, for an average of 02 hours, you will visit the largest producer of clean energy on the planet.

Don't make the difficult choice between seeing either the Argentinian or Brazilian side of the UNESCO-listed Iguazu Falls. This two-day tour allows you to experience both. In a small group, your guide will take you to the best viewpoints on both sides so that you can experience the roar of the falls and serenity of the surrounding jungle.

On a guided tour and in private service, for an average of 05 hours, you will visit the largest producer of clean energy on the planet, and then enjoy the sites and picturesque details of the cosmopolitan culture of our city.

This dinner with Show is interesting because show the culture of the triplice frontier, (Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina). The food served has an international standard and the main highlight are the noble meats.

Puerto Iguazú, in Argentina, borders Foz do Iguaçu, in Brazil. A small town, but full of history and curiosities that make this tour one of the most sought after tours by tourists.

Break bread at a restaurant on the border of three countries during this flexible-length sunset dinner at the ‘Landmark of Three Frontiers.’ Visit the spot where Paraguay, Argentina, and Brazil set their borders, learning about the history of these three nations while enjoying the sun dip below the horizon.