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Argentina · Cruise Port Guide

Iguazu

One of the world's great natural spectacles, where hundreds of cascades thunder along a four-kilometer jungle cliff spanning two countries

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About the Port

Iguazu Falls straddles the border of Argentina and Brazil, where the Iguazu River tumbles over a basalt cliff in a dramatic crescent of roughly 275 individual cascades. Argentina holds about eighty percent of the falls, and a network of metal walkways threads through the subtropical rainforest, bringing visitors close to the cliff face and out over the churning water at the Devil's Throat, the most powerful of the falls. The surrounding national park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, shelters dense jungle alive with birdlife and butterflies.

Most visits combine time on both the Argentine and Brazilian sides, each offering a distinct vantage point on the same vast spectacle. The Brazilian side favors panoramic views across the full crescent, while the Argentine walkways allow closer approach to individual cascades. Iguazu is inland, reached by road or air rather than by ship, making it a signature overland excursion rather than a port call in the traditional sense.

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How our planners would spend a day in Iguazu.

Walk to the Devil's Throat

Follow the Argentine park's upper and lower circuits across metal walkways to the edge of Garganta del Diablo, where the river plunges into a thunderous, mist-filled chasm. Arrive early, before crowds build, for the clearest views and photos.

See the Brazilian Panorama

Cross to the Brazilian side for a sweeping, wide-angle view of the full four-kilometer crescent of cascades, culminating in a walkway that juts out over the churning water. Best paired with the Argentine visit for a complete perspective.

Catch Sunrise Over the Falls

An early start rewards visitors with soft light on the cliffs and thinner crowds before the park opens fully, making the roar and scale of the cascades feel even more dramatic.

Cruise Lines That Call Here

Cruises That Visit Iguazu

DepartsCruise LineShipItineraryNightsFrom
Jan 8, 2027 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse II 20 $32,810
Jan 18, 2027 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse 20 $32,810
Feb 1, 2028 Scenic Cruises Scenic Eclipse 27 $43,693

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