Destinations
North East
Iguazú, Esteros del Iberá — subtropical wetlands and waterfalls.
The subtropical North East is water and wildlife: Iguazú Falls on the Brazilian border and the wetlands of Esteros del Iberá, where caimans, capybaras, and marsh deer share waterways the size of Belgium.
- Best time to visit
- March to November. Avoid January–February for heat and humidity peaks.
- Travel styles
- Wildlife, Nature & soft adventure, Photography
- Suitable for
- Families, Birders, Nature lovers
Highlights
Iguazú Falls (Argentine side)
275 cascades — the Argentine side gets you closest, with walkways into the spray of the Devil's Throat.
Esteros del Iberá
Wetland safaris by canoe and on foot, with capybaras and caimans visible at sunrise and dusk.
Jesuit ruins of San Ignacio
17th-century missions in the red earth of Misiones, a UNESCO heritage site.
Suggested experiences
activity · North East
Iguazú Falls Argentine side
A day on the Argentine boardwalks, including the Devil's Throat and Lower and Upper Circuits.
From 90 EUR · 1 day
accommodation · North East
Eco-lodge in Esteros del Iberá
An eco-lodge inside the wetlands; full board with naturalist guides included.
From 220 EUR · 1 day
Frequently asked questions
Should I see Iguazú from Brazil too?
If your time allows, yes — the Brazilian side gives the panoramic view, the Argentine side the close-up. We can arrange the border crossing.How much time for Iberá?
Three nights minimum at a lodge. The wetlands reward patience: the longer you stay, the more you see.
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