Take in panoramic views of the falls from viewpoints along a trail as well as getting close up to one of the falls. The park also offers a safari tour and boat ride upstream into the falls for an adrenaline-filled experience.
Experience the roaring force up close of the largest waterfall system in the world. Although the falls are shared with Brazil, most of the falls are found on the Argentinian side which has great trails to explore.
On this journey from the Chilean coast to Argentinian Wine Country, the changing views go from seasides to meandering roads up and down the Andes; making it a worthy day trip rather than an overnight bus.
Flights in South America are relatively expensive so the most popular form of transport is by coach. The two-day trip going through the Ecuadorean Andes and Peruvian coast was tiring but well worth the journey.