- Three Borders Monument (Hito Tres Fronteras) (walk down Av. Tres Fronteras). Have a look at Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay all at a glimpse from this very scenic viewpoint, while cargo freighters slowly make their way along the water. Brazil and Paraguay have their own markers (you can see each one from the others if you have binoculars), but Argentina's is debatably the best one to visit, since entry is free (unlike Brazil's), it's on higher ground than the other two, and you can get the Brazil-Paraguay suspension bridge in the same picture. Free.
- Iguazú National Park (Google Maps), info@iguazuargentina.com. Ticket booth 8AM-4:15PM. See main Iguaçu Falls article. To the north of the province of Misiones, on the border with Brazil, are the majestic Iguazú Falls: one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and, undoubtedly, one of the most spectacular places in Latin America. Both its location in the middle of the jungle and its enormous volume of water and numerous waterfalls make them an unforgettable place and a must-see on any trip to Argentina. The National Park was created in 1934 and declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984. It also received the mention of Area of Importance for the Protection of Birds (AICA). AS$5,500. (updated Jan 2023)
- Güira Oga. 09:00-16:45 (winter); 08:30-18:30 (summer). Visit a refuge of animals such as the toucan, a caiman and more rescued animals. Visit is with a tour that last nearly 1:30-1:45 hours. They try to nurse them back to nature but since penalties are still almost non-existent, the trade in wildlife in Argentina continues undisturbed. The same bus to the waterfalls can stop there. (updated Feb 2020)
- Indigenous villages. On the jungly area just east of town, intermingled with nice hotels (but not easily visible from the road) are a few native communities with official status as indigenous reserves that offer tourist activities such as cultural tours, hiking, and horseback riding. Names of the communities include Jasy Porã, Ita Poty, and Yryapú. (updated Oct 2025)
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- Midweek departures are often cheaper than Friday/Sunday peaks.
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- Book popular tours early in peak season — small-group slots go first.
- Day trips often include hotel pickup; check the meeting point.
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- Book popular museums and towers ahead — timed slots sell out on weekends.
- Mobile tickets are usually scanned at the gate; keep offline screenshots as backup.
- Combo passes can be cheaper when you plan 2–3 big sights in one day.
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Private airport and city transfers for Puerto Iguazú — fixed price, driver waiting for you.
- Pre-book airport transfers when landing late or with heavy luggage.
- Meet-and-greet at arrivals beats hunting taxis after a long flight.
- Confirm child seats / extra stops when you reserve.
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- Check congestion / limited-traffic zones before driving into historic centres.
- Book early for weekends and holidays; automatic cars go first.
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Travel eSIM data for visiting Puerto Iguazú — online as soon as you land, no kiosk queues.
- Install the eSIM before you fly; activate on landing.
- Confirm your phone is unlocked and eSIM-compatible.
- Keep a small local SIM as backup if you need a local number for calls.