What to Bring

• Original physical passport
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Poncho or waterproof layer
• Water bottle
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• Change of clothes for optional boat trip

Money

Many people wonder whether they need to exchange money for Argentine pesos. You don’t have to — most places accept credit cards (Visa, Mastercard). Still, it’s a good idea to carry some cash: Brazilian reals or US dollars are widely accepted.

Food

There are kiosks inside the park offering quick bites like empanadas, hot dogs and other snacks.

For a sit-down meal you can dine at the park’s steakhouse, El Fortin.

Prices are high inside the park, so if you’re on a budget it’s best to pack your own lunch and bring water. There are plenty of nice spots to picnic with a view of the falls 😊

Book the Easy Way to Cross

You can spend your day dealing with bus schedules, traffic lines, and border confusion, or you can choose a transfer built specifically to avoid those problems.
Green Toad, in association with Iguazu Falls Travel, makes your Brazil Side to Argentina Side Iguazu Falls Day Trip smoother, faster, and far less stressful.

Terms & Conditions

• Cancel 78+ hrs before: 75% refund or full credit
• Cancel 48 -78 hrs before: 50% refund or full credit
• Cancel <48 hrs before or no-show: No refund *Credit valid for 1 year if same route/people