You might need a visa to cross the border into Brazil. This is especially true if traveling in high season December — February, and around Easter week. Aerolineas Argentinas is one of the most reputable and reasonably priced airlines offering the most flight options.
Remember to check if you need to a visa before you fly into Brazil. If you want to travel to the destination by yourself and then take a guided tour of Iguazu Falls, there are plenty of full day options running out of Puerto Iguazu: A 9-hour sightseeing tour of the Argentine and Brazilian sides of the falls includes visits to multiple viewpoints, light trekking in the Iguazu National Park , and hotel pick-up and drop-off. An 8-hour tour of the Argentine falls includes light trekking to two different viewpoints, and a boat ride that gets you up close and personal and wet with the falls.
Two-day tours are worth it to enjoy more of the hiking and trekking trails around the falls. It also includes more adventurous activities like rappelling and ziplining. Published by Marie Storm, updated on May 11, Tweet. Create your custom-made trip to Argentina Travelling to Argentina? Ezequiel Fernandez Estelrich. Maria Szlafsztein. All buses run from the vast Retiro Station. There are at least 5 different bus operators running the route from Buenos Aires to Iguazu.
There are numerous bus times each day. Your seat choice for the bus from Buenos Aires to Iguazu largely determines three things. You get arm, leg, and footrests and your seat reclines to an angle of 40 degrees. These seats are upstairs on the top deck. Less seats means more room. You get arm, leg, and footrests, but your seat reclines to an angle of 55 degrees with cama. These seats are usually on the bottom deck.
However, the frequency, quality, and size differs from company to company. However, the best advice is to take plenty of snacks and water of your own. Most buses will play a few movies, some have a minibar, and many have wifi.
You might also get a blanket and pillow provided. Maybe you want to take all of the hassle out of your trip to Iguazu falls. Then why not let someone else arrange it? There are various tours from Buenos Aires to Iguazu Falls available to suit any schedule. They go right up from single day tours to multiple day excursions with every detail taken care of.
Iguazu falls are definitely an unmissable experience when you come to Argentina but not everyone has days to spare. Get shuttled straight from your hotel to the airport in B. Got a bit more time to spare but still want the luxury of having everything arranged for you? A multiple day tour will be right up your street. This 3 day excursion allows you time to explore both the Argentine and Brazilian sides of the falls. The Argentine side allows you to view many of the hundreds of different little falls that make up Iguazu.
This will cost you around USD 5. Just outside of the Iguazu airport are taxis waiting for you. Our third option is the long-distance bus to Iguazu. Argentina is known for the long-distance bus operators, also called micros. There is a wide variety of operators, classes, comfort, and destinations.
Taking the bus from Buenos Aires to Iguazu will take you around 18 hours. Busses are leaving at every moment of the day and then check out when to arrive in Iguazu.
Taking a bus that leaves in the evening is our preference. You can sleep during the night and arrive by midday in Iguazu. Cama means bed. These seats can recline up to degrees but it depends on the bus operator. Check it out on their website. Buy your ticket in advance online. Discounts are often available on the websites: platforma My roots in Buenos Aires started as a tourist. After some great adventures in Argentina, I moved in to the metropolitan city of Buenos Aires.
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