Travel to Iguazu Falls?

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lowerbearville

The above poster referring to the bus trips is dead right, but it can be challenging to work that out for yourself. It's a lot easier to check in to a youth hostel, then ask them to make the arrangements. I'm providing a link to a great place to stay where the staff will provide that service for you, and also a place to stay when you return. Highly recommended!

xpesj01

A low cost option is to take an overnight bus from Retiro terminal in Buenos Aires. There are several companies, e.g. Tigre IguazÃº ( http://www.tigreiguazu.com.ar/ ). You leave Buenos Aires in the evening (e.g. 20:00) and arrive the next day noon (12:45) to Puerto IguazÃº. To use your time better, you may consider getting off in Posadas first (Museo Anibal Cambas - http://www.welcomeargentina.com/paseos/museo_regional_anibal_cambas/index.html ), then make a short tour of Jesuit ruins San Ignacio MinÃ ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Ignacio_Mini ) and arrive at Puerto IguazÃº in the evening. Next morning, you go to the waterfalls, spend the whole day there (one day is the right time to see them from all angles) and take another overnight bus back. Alternatively, on the following day, you may see the waterfalls from the Brazilian side or enter Paraguay (Ciudad del Este - optionally other Jesuit reductions - EncarnaciÃ³n - then back to Posadas, Argentina).

The waterfalls are amazing, you will enjoy them. You may take a look at my experience - http://railtrips.euweb.cz/c_arg_day1_en.html (Posadas, San Ignacio Mini) and http://railtrips.euweb.cz/c_arg_day1_en.html (IguazÃº).

And for completeness, the cheapest and coolest way to get there is by train - BsAs Federico Lacroze departure 10:50 am (Tuesdays and Fridays), Posadas arrival 12:50 pm next day, 39 AR$ one way, info: http://www.trenesdellitoral.com.ar/horarios.htm and http://www.sateliteferroviario.com.ar/horarios/ . However, if you only have 3 days, you'd better take a bus (about 90 AR$ to Posadas and another 20 - 30 to Puerto IguazÃº one way).

Enjoy your trip!!

TheOriginalWeed

You could try Latour they specialize in Latin tours..

I highly reccomend seeing the Brazillian side of Iguazy also, its amazing..

Lola.Bunny

I have experience with people from outside my country =) ..check out www.asatej.com ... I live in Buenos Aires and travelled to Iguazu Falls a few months ago by "Via Bariloche" ... the service was great ! I also know some travel agents. Let me know if you need any help. Feel free to email me: fbechelli@yahoo.com.ar or yellow.rose90@hotmail.com ..enjoy Argentina =)

Franklin

I used the AerolÃneas Argentinas airline ... 4 days/3 nights for US $250

cecilia d

You can take a tour by plane or bus from a company called ATI, in Argentina.They have acceptable hotels with half-board plans and sightseeing tours

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