Best Flights to Iguazu from € 1208

2026
2027

Flights
Iguazu from € 1208

Interesting facts about Iguazú

Located on the border of Argentina, Paraguay, and Brazil, Puerto Iguazú’s natural splendour and Argentinian charm draw and delight travellers from around the world. Book your flight to Puerto Iguazú with Air Europa today and enjoy gourmet seasonal meals and onboard Wi-Fi.

Things to Do in Puerto Iguazú

  • Explore Hito Tres Fronteras, also known as the Triple Frontier. Witness sweeping views and see where the mighty Paraná and Iguazú rivers meet. Hike to the obelisk and attend the light show.
  • Visit the hyacinth macaws at Güirá Oga, a 20-hectare (49.4-acre) wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centre. Watch butterflies flit amongst 100-year-old trees and learn about their efforts to preserve native habitats and endangered wildlife.
  • Discover the works of Rodolfo Teófilo Allou at Museo Imágenes de la Selva, a rainforest museum. View wood carvings that depict local life while you hear tales about authors Jorge Cafrune and Horacio Quiroga.
  • Go to La Casa de Botellas, a unique home constructed entirely from recycled materials. See windows made from CD cases, walls built out of plastic bottles, and the tetra pack roof.

Iguazú National Park, Home of Iguazú Falls

Named one of the Seven Wonders of Nature for its 275 waterfalls, Iguazú National Park’s Atlantic forest is home to toucans, great dusky swifts, and coatis. Jaguars, ocelots, and jaguarundi prowl the forests where American tapirs and anteaters live. Best known for its stunning scenery, the park’s biodiversity includes half of Argentina’s known bird species, making it a birdwatcher's paradise.

  • Stroll along the higher circuit where you’ll find runways and lookouts, offering a scenic view of the falls. See the Devil’s Throat, a towering 80-metre (262.4-feet) waterfall.
  • As the day grows warmer, head to the lower circuit. Experience the falls’ true majesty and overwhelming scale as the water pounds against the rocks. Be warned! You will get wet.
  • Explore the trails and keep your eyes open for rare animals, orchids and butterflies.
  • Take the jungle train to the Visitor Centre.

Best Time to Visit Puerto Iguazú

Since Puerto Iguazú enjoys year-round warm temperatures, you can visit anytime. If you prefer mild temperatures, visit between late April and June. Don’t forget your umbrella and begin your adventure into the rainforests surrounding Puerto Iguazú.

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Journey 3 steps itinerary

Discover the breathtaking Iguazu Falls, walk along lush rainforest trails, spot fascinating wildlife, and enjoy the splendor of exceptional natural landscapes. A perfect getaway for those who love the outdoors and unique environments.

Visit Iguazu Falls National Park
Guided wildlife and nature walks
Exciting boat ride beneath the falls

Embrace thrilling adventures: zip through the treetops, rappel beside spectacular waterfalls, hike deep into the jungle, and enjoy exciting speedboat rides. Explore the wonders of Iguazu through unforgettable adventure activities surrounded by breathtaking natural scenery.

Canopy zip line adventure
Waterfall cliff rappelling
Guided rainforest trekking

Capture Iguazu's magnificent waterfalls, abundant wildlife, and vibrant greenery with expert guidance. Ideal for both beginners and experienced photographers looking for unique shots in spectacular natural settings.

Early morning shoot at Iguazu Falls
Guided wildlife photography walk
Landscape photo composition session

Forecast
Weather trends

Iguazu has a humid subtropical climate, with warm temperatures and steady rainfall all year round. Summers are usually hot and humid, with frequent rain, while winters are mild and generally drier. Humidity remains high throughout the year, helping create the region's lush vegetation and rich natural setting. Although rainfall is fairly evenly distributed across the months, late spring and early summer often bring heavier precipitation. Short but intense rainstorms can sometimes occur. Even in the coolest months, nighttime temperatures stay pleasantly mild, and frost is extremely rare. This welcoming climate supports dense plant life and magnificent waterfalls, making Iguazu a place that can be visited at any time of year. Still, travelers should come prepared for sudden rain showers, especially in spring and summer.

Gastronomy Cuisine

Iguazu's cuisine is influenced by its setting near the Paraná and Iguazu rivers, featuring a variety of dishes made with freshwater fish and local ingredients such as cassava and corn. The city's food combines the strong heritage of the indigenous Guarani culture with lively influences from Argentine, Brazilian, and Paraguayan cooking, resulting in dishes that are hearty and full of flavor.

  • Surubí a la Parrilla

    Surubí a la Parrilla

    A grilled local catfish seasoned with herbs and spices, representing traditional river cuisine.
  • Chipa Guasu

    Chipa Guasu

    A savory cornbread made with corn kernels, cheese, and eggs, enjoyed throughout the region.
  • Mbeyú

    Mbeyú

    A Guarani starch cake made from manioc flour and cheese, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.