The province of Misiones is made up of jungle, hills and valleys. This province has over 800 watercourses from which falls and cascades are formed. The soil of this region is red because of the volcanic eruptions that took place during the Mesozoic era. It takes one hour and forty-five minutes by air from Buenos Aires.

The Iguazú falls are located within the Iguazú Falls National Park. It is a protected area of over 67720 hectares, and is considered to be one of the “seven wonders of the world.”

On the Argentine side of the national park, you can take a walk and get very near the falls. You can also ride a boat to go within a foot of the falls.

On days of the full moon we recommend you take a full moon tour!