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Iguazú Falls · 3 days, 2 nights · Private guideThe hotel stands a few steps from the Three Borders Landmark, looking out over the point where the Iguazú and the Paraná meet and three countries face one another. The falls are fifteen kilometres away.
The spa looks straight out over the Iguazú, and the seats face the water rather than the room. After a full day on the walkways, this is where the afternoon ends.
From the air you can see what the address means: the hotel sits on the bluff where the Iguazú runs into the Paraná, with Brazil on one bank and Paraguay on the other.
Breakfast is included on both mornings, and it is worth taking it slowly. The dining room looks out over the water, and the light at that hour is the best of the day. Beyond the two pools there is a gym, a tennis court and a football pitch, and Wi-Fi throughout.
The same journey whichever of the three hotels you choose. Everything below is private: your guide, your vehicle, your pace.
You fly up from Buenos Aires and we meet you at Cataratas del Iguazú airport with your name on a sign. Transfer to the hotel, and the rest of the day is yours.
A full day in the national park with your own guide: the Green Trail, the Upper and Lower circuits, and the Devil’s Throat by the forest train. More than two hundred falls, walked in the order that suits the light and the crowds that day. Back at the hotel around five.
A half day across the border with an English-speaking guide and your own driver. The Brazilian walkway runs some 2,700 metres facing the falls, which is the view you cannot get from the Argentine side. Transfer to the airport in the evening.
Amerian Portal del Iguazú — three days, both sides of the falls, everything private. Tell us your dates and we reply within 24 hours.
No, and we prefer to say so plainly: the entrance fees on the Argentine side and on the Brazilian side are paid at each gate, by you, on the day. Everything else on this page is arranged and settled before you arrive, so there is nothing else to deal with while you are there.
Yes. A full day on the Argentine side, where the walkways take you among the falls, and a half day on the Brazilian side, which is where you stand back and see the whole thing at once. Both are private, with your own guide and vehicle.
It depends on what you want the evenings to be. The Meliá is the only one inside the national park, so you are at the walkways before and after everyone else. The Amerian looks out over the meeting of the Iguazú and the Paraná, with three countries in view. The Loi Suites is built through the Iryapú jungle and is the quietest of the three. We are happy to talk it through with you.
Of course. The Gran Aventura boat ride under the falls is the one most people ask about, and a third night turns the second day into an unhurried one. Tell us and we build it in.
Tell us your dates and how many of you are travelling. We come back within 24 hours with the whole journey laid out, and we can move any of it around.
Registered with the Argentine Ministry of Tourism, file No. 17869 · ASTA member 900202085 · State of Florida L23000149861 · Arranging private journeys since the year 2005
