Iguaçu National Park

One of the largest and most impressive waterfalls in the world is shared between Brazil and Argentina. It is a World Heritage property. The waterfall extends over 2700 meters. We waited for years to get to the falls. It was definitely worth it. No photograph does justice to what you see with your own eyes. Truly spectacular.

This place is absolutely amazing. The scenery and especially the waterfalls are breathtaking ñ. The waterfalls just seem to go on forever. If you’re going to take the boat ride make sure you bring a change of clothes because you will get completely drenched

A must do if in Argentina... even if you fly in for the day. Entry price is A$800 pp. Would recommend you go for the boat tour (separate and at an additional cost but definitely worth it as you get up close to the waterfalls)

Breathtaking waterfalls, a must see. It is unfortunately very crowded with tourists but still a fun experience. People try to sell you a rain coat which you will only really need if you go onto the platform in the middle of the falls and want to stay dry. Personally I preferred to get wet!

Beautiful Iguaçu National Park is where you can see the famous falls on the Brazil side of the river. It is a beautiful walk where you will also see birds, animals and fuana of Brazil.
I recommend a guided walk as the guides are so knowledgeable. My guide spoke English.
It is an easy leisurely walk.
I recommend seeing both sides of Iguaçu falls- Argentina and Brazil.
Remember to take your passport to cross the country borders. And ensure you have country exit and entry stamps in the passport. Border security are very strict.
I would visit Iguaçu falls again. I recommend this park to all nature lovers.

As visually stunning as televised. The Brazilian side of the falls is lacking in trails & is more commercialized than the Argentine side, however, it is the only vantage point one has to truly see the depth of the falls. Argentina constrains ~85% of the falls and therefore it is best to view them at a distance from the Brazilian side. There are efficient ticketing and transit systems set up within the park; they’re pros at this point.

62 reais for entrance to the heaven. You can barely describe numerous waterfalls reflecting sunlight, you have to see it. Personally, I have enjoyed the Argentinian side much more than Brasilian, however, it is still worth going there while in Brasil.

Most spectacular waterfalls that I’ve ever seen. Fantastic for strolling around and enjoying the special atmosphere. There are plenty activities on offer- very touristic though.

The Brazilian side offers a different view over the waterfalls and it's definitely worth the effort. It seems that the selfie opportunities are also better. Don't forget to take a boat shuttle - both the ride and the experience of getting wet under the waterfall are worth it. If you visit during the summer, take lots of water with you. Also, it's ideal to leave around 14-15h or otherwise you'll have a hard time getting an Uber / taxi back to the city (overcrowded). The park has an internal shuttle system while there is also a city bus departing from the bus terminal every few minutes. Enjoy!

Awesome place that one must visit in a lifetime. Not only do you see the waterfall, but also enjoy a scenic hike through the Atlantic rainforest (if you choose the hike, and not elevator). I have been to Niagra but have to admit that Iguacu has lots more to offer. Do not miss the Macuco Safari - its a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Official stores sell a wide range of souvenirs that are surprisingly underpriced when compared to US/European standards.

Few places in the world are as beautiful as Iguazu Falls. If you are in Paraguay it is very easy to take the bridge to Brazil and then the bus to the Falls. 35 bucks is a steal, I recommend staying for a few hours and truly appreciate this natural landmark

It is stunning place to be with a fantastic panoramic view on the waterfalls. Regardless what others say about the different sides and where to go, it is definitely a place to be. All places are very well organised and tourist friendly. Easy access for all, even wheelchairs.

We did both sides, it's a real spectacle deserving of it's place as one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Preferred the Argentinian side as we thought there were more walkways, better views and more wildlife to see.

One of the most wonderful place on earth... You have to visit! It's just amazing

If you are going to see the falls from two countries start in Brazil. Great trail leading to the falls with amazing views en route... then you get to the falls. Amazing.

Truly awesome. Definitely need to visit both sides to gain the full experience. Helicopter ride is also recommended.

Amazing place to see the iguazu falls all around you, feeling to be at the bottom of the falls, an elevator allows you to see the falls from the upper side.

What to wait about a national park? Peace, peace and peace. A lot of guavas and mangos as well. But Iguazu River, at this point, is not properly to take shower, a little deep and dirty.

These falls are awesome. Better than Niagara better than new Zealand, better than iceland.

Amazing!!