garganta del diablo

伊瓜苏瀑布的美丽让人难以形容。这里的景色是人一生中应该看一次的自然奇观。瀑布的水量、成百万的蝴蝶、空气中的水烟和瀑布的轰鸣都让你的体验更好。坐着船去瀑布的正下方也值得一试。

一定要带上雨衣!周围的瀑布会轻易把你的衣服溅湿。瀑布非常壮观,一泻千里,倾盆而下。这里还有好几个观景点,跟瀑布有一定距离,不容易淋湿。

这绝对是一次精彩绝伦的体验。伊瓜苏瀑布显示着大自然的力量,规模庞大,水声轰鸣,可以充分感受到它的美丽和能量,令人震撼不已。瀑布真的非常巨大,雄伟无比。如果你来阿根廷北部的话,一定要来这儿看看。

光是盯着瀑布看就是一场自然的净化过程,试试看!公园里的食物不好吃,票价也很贵。管理公园的方法应该再改进很多,不过第三世界也就如此。关注点在水上,你会很开心的。

After this, waterfalls will never be the same again. Liked: power, size, spray, experience. Well organised.

Amazing waterfalls, beautiful national park on the Argentina side, fun place to visit for all, highly recommend it

start at gargantuan del diablo and make your way down the trails. lots of trails so take water, hat, sunscreen, umbrella in case rains, shoes and clothes you don't mind getting wet & protective cover for your phone/camera. about a US$25 equivalent entrance fee. bring your passport if want half price entry for a second day though 1 day should be enough. can take 200+peso taxi to the Falls (good for group) or a collective bus that leaves every 20 minutes for about 60 pesos from/to downtown. if planning on walking lots of trails with views from different levels and/or taking the boat, try to get there early. can spend entire day there.

Be so close to the "Garganta del Diablo" is an incredible experience! You can feel the ruthless force of nature. It is definitely something special! Don't miss!

No matter what your age, this is a "must see" on your bucket list. Fabulous. There are so many viewing points on the Argentinian side. We took the 07.20 bus from Puerto Iguazu bus station, so were at the park in time to buy our tickets and get on the first train. We took the train to the "devil's throat" Gargarnta del diablo, as we knew we would be there ahead of most of the tours/crowds. Excellent, is a word that is not superlative enough. We also chose to take the boat ride to go under the falls - one off experience. Our advice is: bring a change of clothing or wear your swimwear then get changed afterwards plus its useful to bring a small hand towel. Also, they charge 27Arg$ for a bottle of water so bring enough with you into the park and if you bring food with you, the coaties will never be far from your side. They will take any opportunity to steal it. Their noses can smell the food, especially the fresh empanadas from the cafes. If you buy an empanada then eat it inside otherwise you will be losing it to the animals. This is talking from experience as it happened to us. Fabulous Trip and well worth seeing all the different aspects to the Falls.

Worth the time and effort to see this natural beauty. Plan to spend 5 or 6 hours exploring the entire park. Take insect repellant and apply often. There is a lot of walking involved but not many stairs. The entrance fee to the park is 260 pesos, cash only! Several concession stands for food and drink.

To see the Iquazu Falls in their totality you have to see them from both sides - Brazil and Argentina.We took an afternoon guided tour to the Brazil side which eases the immigration requirement as the tour guide handles all the passports etc ( in & out). You are taken by bus to your start point on the Brazilian side. Fantastic long views of the falls - you see how big & how varied are the number of falls that make up the Iquazu Falls. Takes about two hours to walk around the walkways. The next day we did the Argentinian side -again a guided tour,but this is not a real requirement as you could take a bus or taxi to the Park & pay your 260 peso entrance fee. A far larger number of walkways -so it really is a full day,but there is at least four restaurants located in one place. There are walkways out to the Devil's Throat on the Brazilian & Argentinian sides. Our guide Fernando expressed it so well " On the Brazilian side you see the picture & on the Argentinian side you are in the picture ". Both side are great but different - your camera will not stop clicking.

The strenght, the roar, the power of the water. Being there you feel the power of nature, amd its impressive beauty! Worth the trip!!

We'd enjoyed a leisurely walk through the upper loop and looked forward to La Garganta, over 1K of walkway just above the braided river. Islands of shade and ever present public health stations provided shelter in the 90F+ heat. Twisted, failed walkways were testament to the power of the river and the muscular promise was every bit fulfilled at the terminus looking into the very throat of the falls. Don't miss this. The spray and shudder at the overlook will fill your dreams for weeks to come.

Amazig place, amazing atmosphere! Visit the Iguazu from argantinian side! Brazilian side is panoramic, but from argantinian side... wow you are inside of the falls!

Very impressive site, next to the water fall. You take a little bit shower.Excellent to walk around the area and take photos.