Affiliate Disclosure

Plainly: Iguazu Falls Tours may earn a commission when you book through a link on this site, at no extra cost to you.

How it works

The booking links on these pages go to Viator and GetYourGuide, the two platforms the operators here sell through. If you book after following one, the platform pays us a share of its own commission. You pay the same price you would pay going to the platform directly.

What we are not

Iguazu Falls Tours is not the Administración de Parques Nacionales, not ICMBio, not Iguazú Argentina, not Urbia+Cataratas and not any of the tour operators listed. We do not sell national park admission, we cannot issue or amend a ticket, and we have no role in whether a circuit is open.

What operators cannot buy

No operator pays for a place here, for a position in a grid, or for a badge. The order of the tours is set by rating and review volume, and the badges are checked against each listing's own figures — a "best value" badge means the lowest price on the page, and a "best seller" badge means the highest review count.

Where the numbers come from

Prices, ratings, review counts, inclusions and cancellation terms are the operators' own, taken from their listings on 13 September 2026, and they drift. Opening hours and admission prices come from the two park authorities and are dated on the pages that carry them. Where a figure is not published by an authority — the Puerto Iguazú eco-tourism tax is the live example — we describe the charge and decline to invent an amount.

Your choice

You are never obliged to book through a link here. Both parks sell admission directly and both are named, with their own addresses, on the contact page. If the right answer for your trip is to buy two tickets and walk in, the independent visit guide sets out how.

See also the privacy policy, or go back to Iguazu Falls Tours.