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Iguazu Falls

A thundering crescent of some 275 cascades straddling Brazil and Argentina, best appreciated from both sides of the border

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About the Port

Iguazu Falls spans a four-kilometer, crescent-shaped cliff where the Iguazu River splits into hundreds of individual cascades before plunging into the gorge below. On the Brazilian side, walkways lead visitors out over the water for sweeping panoramic views of the falls in full width, while the Argentine side, home to roughly 80 percent of the cascades, offers closer approaches to the cliff face and the powerful Devil's Throat overlook. Surrounding rainforest, part of a protected national park on each side of the border, adds birdsong and dense greenery to the spectacle.

Most visits combine both perspectives, since each side reveals a different scale and character of the falls. Early morning arrivals often bring softer light and thinner crowds, making sunrise a favored time to take in the view. The falls sit inland from the coast, so port calls typically involve a flight or overland transfer, with the gateway towns on both sides offering convenient access to the park entrances.

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How our planners would spend a day in Iguazu Falls.

Stand at Devil's Throat

Follow the Argentine side's upper and lower walkways to the edge of this thunderous overlook, the largest and most powerful of the cascades. Arriving before the crowds, right at gate opening, gives the most dramatic views and mist-filled photos.

Walk the Brazilian Panoramic Trail

A well-paved path leads to a walkway extending into the gorge, framing the full four-kilometer crescent of cascades in one sweeping view. Allow about an hour, and bring a rain jacket for the spray.

Catch Sunrise Over the Falls

Early arrival brings softer light, thinner crowds, and a rare stillness over the cascades before tour groups descend. Rainforest birdsong and rising mist make this the most memorable hour to experience the park.

Cruise Lines That Call Here

Cruises That Visit Iguazu Falls

DepartsCruise LineShipItineraryNightsFrom
Nov 4, 2026 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse 21 $26,680
Dec 2, 2026 Princess Majestic Princess 20 $5,997
Dec 22, 2026 Princess Majestic Princess 20 $6,414
Jan 8, 2027 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse II 20 $32,810
Jan 18, 2027 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse 20 $32,810
Jan 18, 2027 Princess Majestic Princess 22 $9,980
Jan 30, 2027 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse 28 $69,920
Feb 6, 2027 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse 21 $31,545
Feb 25, 2027 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse II 21 $31,545
Feb 28, 2027 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse 26 $31,998
Nov 16, 2027 Princess Majestic Princess 20 $6,594
Dec 6, 2027 Princess Majestic Princess 20 $6,474
Dec 16, 2027 Princess Majestic Princess 22 $7,624
Jan 2, 2028 Princess Majestic Princess 22 $7,564
Jan 19, 2028 Princess Majestic Princess 22 $7,874
Feb 1, 2028 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse 27 $43,693
Feb 20, 2028 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse 28 $50,390
Nov 6, 2028 Scenic Cruises Scenic Ikon 24 $33,508
Nov 20, 2028 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse 27 $40,855
Nov 22, 2028 Scenic Cruises Scenic Ikon 28 $46,645

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