How Argentina's Side of Iguazu Falls Blew Me Away

4K Video: Visiting the Argentina side of Iguazú Falls? In this vlog, I take you inside one of the most spectacular natural wonders in the world. From walking the Upper and Lower Circuits to standing right above the legendary Devil’s Throat, this video shows you exactly what it’s like to spend a half day on the Argentine side of Iguazú.

Whether you’re crossing over from Brazil or staying in Puerto Iguazú like we did, this vlog will help you plan your visit, understand how the park works, and decide which trails are worth your time.

🌈 What you’ll see in this vlog:
• The Ecological Train & how the ticket system works
• Devil’s Throat walkway (Garganta del Diablo)
• Upper Circuit vs Lower Circuit – which one to prioritize
• How accessible the Argentina side is (ADA notes)
• How long each trail really takes
• Views of dozens of waterfalls from up close
• Wildlife: coatis, birds, monkeys
• What it’s like staying at Raíces Esturión Hotel
• Quick stop to the Three Borders Landmark
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🇦🇷 Why visit the Argentina side?
• Most of Iguazú Falls is in Argentina
• More immersive rainforest experience
• Get extremely close to the waterfalls
• Great for families + theme-park-style layout
• No visa needed for U.S. travelers
• Option to revisit at half price with your ticket stub

⏱ How much time do you need?
You can do the highlights in half a day, but a full day lets you explore everything without rushing.

💡 Tips for first-timers:
• Arrive early for Devil’s Throat before it gets crowded
• The train runs every 30 minutes — plan around that
• Bring water + snacks (food is available but pricey compared to Brazil)
• You don’t usually get wet unless you take the boat tour

📍 Where we stayed:
Raíces Esturión Hotel – 20 minutes from Iguazú National Park, walkable to downtown Puerto Iguazú and the Three Borders landmark.

If you’re planning a trip to Buenos Aires, Iguazú Falls, or Argentina, this vlog will help you get the most out of your visit. Don’t forget to check out my separate video comparing the Brazil vs Argentina sides of Iguazú Falls to help you decide which side is best for YOU.

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Chapters:
00:00: Introduciton
00:25 Last breakfast buffet at Sanma Hotel in Foz do Igauçu
00:58 Crossing the Brazil-Argentina Border by land
02:39 Buying tickets to Parque Nacional Iguazu
04:45 Taking the Train from Estacion Central
05:56 Circuito Garganta del Diablo
07:30 Garganta del Diablo or Devil's Throat
09:54 Lunch with coatis and monkeys
11:26 Circuito Superior or Upper Trail
16:20 Circuito Inferior or Lower Trail
18:55 Catching the last train
19:53 Closing Thoughts