Iguazu National Park in Argentina protects 190 square miles of land and as many as 275 distinct cascades, but the main attraction of the park is undoubtedly the Iguazu Falls, the largest falls in the world in terms of volume. The most spectacular section of falls, best seen from the Argentine side, is known as La Garganta del Diablo, or “The Devil’s Throat”. These are some of our favorite memories in the area.
Iguazu Falls (view from Brazilian side)
The Devil’s Throat
Boardwalks of Iguazu Falls (Brazilian side)
Exploring a private reserve with our Awasi Guide
Learning about nature with Awasi Iguazu
Learning about nature with Awasi Iguazu
Alto Parana River
Playing in the river banks outside the national park.
Yacu-í Reserve (a privately guided day trip to a hidden waterfall)
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The Atlantic Rainforest
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Flamingoes at Iguazu
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Agouti in Iguazu
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Hiking in the Atlantic Forest
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Branches of the Parana River
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Branches of the Panama River
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Branches of the Parana River
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The Devil's Throat
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The Devil's Throat
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Coatis in the Atlantic Rainforest
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Zodiac Boat Tour to the Iguazu Falls
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Iguazu National Park's boardwalks
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Kayaking the Parana River
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Toucan in the Atlantic Rainforest
