Argentina Family Adventure
Connecting over culture, cuisine, and nature
Embarking on a private Iguazú Falls tour with Extraordinary Journeys, you’ll see a world beyond the falls that few take the time to fully appreciate: boat rides along the Iguazú River, fauna-finding treks through the dense rainforest, or scanning the canopy for Iguazú’s hundreds of bird species. Experience this singular part of the world as few do, thanks to the insight of local experts who know these forests and waterways like the back of their hands.







The best time to see Iguazú Falls is during the rainy summer season between November to April, when persistent rainfall has swollen the cascades into gushing torrents. However, you’ll share your experience with throngs of tourists during the peak months of January, February, and during holidays such as Christmas and Easter. Avoid the crowds by visiting in November, early December, March and early April.
If your travel dates don’t align with the rainy season, you won't miss out during the dry season months, May to October. The River Iguazú flows year-round, so the falls still put on quite a show, and the weather is lovely and clear for rainforest hikes, kayaking excursions, and bike rides.
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Walk the Upper and Lower Circuit pathways to reach different viewpoints around the falls, each offering its own grand perspective.
Gaze into the depths of the Devil’s Throat, the most powerful waterfall in the entire system.
Prepare to get wet on a wild rafting ride along the River Iguazú to the foot of the falls, racing through roaring rapids and surging currents.
Learn more about the native flora and fauna on an ecological tour with an expert naturalist, watching for curious coatis, howler monkeys, massive butterflies, lumbering anteaters, and, if you’re lucky, jaguars.
Kayak past snoozing capybaras and sunbathing lizards along remote rivers.
Bike through the heart of the Atlantic Rainforest as birds call out overhead.
Swim in serene streams and rivers tucked away in peaceful pockets of forest.
Visit a wildlife rehabilitation sanctuary to learn more about conservation efforts in the region, getting an up-close encounter with animals saved from poachers and traffickers.
Scan the skies for toucans, harpy eagles, and the hundreds of other species that make Iguazú Falls a birdwatching paradise.

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