Day 1
The Brazilian side
- 9:00Iguaçu National ParkIguazu Falls, BrazilSight
- 12:30Macuco SafariFoz do IguaçuSight
- 15:30Foz do IguaçuSight
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Day 2
The Argentine side
- 8:00Devil's ThroatIguazu Falls, ArgentinaDay trip
- 11:00Iguazú National Park Upper CircuitPuerto IguazúWalk
- 13:30Iguazú National Park Lower CircuitPuerto IguazúWalk
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Day 3
Itaipu and the triple frontier
- 9:00Foz do IguaçuSight
- 17:00Marco das Três FronteirasFoz do IguaçuSight
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Foz do Iguaçu questions
Is 3 days enough for Iguazu Falls?
Three days covers the main viewpoints on both sides plus Itaipu Dam. Reserve park tickets online before arrival to skip entry lines.
Do I need a passport to visit the Argentine side?
A valid passport is required at the border crossing. Buses run every 30 minutes from Foz do Iguaçu to Puerto Iguazú and cost under 10 BRL.
Should I book the boat tour in advance?
Book the Macuco Safari at least 24 hours ahead in high season. Tickets include park transport and depart from the Brazilian side at set times.
What time does Iguaçu National Park open?
The Brazilian park opens at 9:00 and the Argentine side at 8:00. Arrive at opening to complete circuits before midday crowds.
