IGUAZU FALLS ARGENTINIAN & BRAZILIAN SIDE - HOW TO SEE IT ALL!

In this video we leave Buenos Aires on an 18 hour overnight bus and head to the North of Argentina to explore the famous Iguazu Falls. We spent a few days in Puerto Iguazu which was incredibly hot, much hotter than Buenos Aires and a lot more humid too. We ventured out in the heat to explore the stunning waterfalls within the national park and spent a few days on the Argentinian side before making our way across the border to see the falls from the Brazilian side. The experience of both was awesome and we honestly loved them both.

We saw so much wildlife and even saw animals that we had never seen in our lives walking right by us out in the wild which was a truly awesome experience, we felt so lucky to be there, also felt lucky to keep hold of our lunch as some cheeky monkeys were out to grab tourists lunch!

If you’re planning a trip to Iguazu and have time then we would recommend doing both the Argentinian and Brazilian side but if you are short on time then our advice would be to just do a day on the Argentinian side, here’s why: 80% of the waterfalls are on this side, there are more things included on this side and it’s less expensive inside the park (free water top ups everywhere in the park unlike the Brazilian side), seeing Devils Throat/Garganta Del Diablo is much more of an experience on the Argentinian side because you can get up close and feel the spray from it. The Brazilian side has it’s own benefits and does have a really great view of the falls so both is best if you have time.

After three days walking around in high humidity and heat we decided that was enough of the North of Argentina and made our way back on another long distance bus ready for some cooler adventures in the South!

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Travel vlog 103| Iguazu, Argentina & Brazil | Country #11 & 12 | Filmed February 2022

Gustavo the taxi driver in Puerto Iguazu (took us across the border to Brazil and back in a day)
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Timeline:
0:00 - Intro & Argentina Upper Circuit
08:04 - Devils Throat (Garganta Del Diablo)
11:50 - Argentina Lower Circuit
16:17 - Brazilian Side
23:46 - Power Boat into the Waterfalls

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