Iguazu/Iguassu Falls Tours for Solo Travelers
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- Iguazu Falls on a Shoestring (3N)
- From Buenos Aires to Rio (11 Nights)
- Argentina - Salta, Iguazu & Buenos Aires or Viceversa - 8 days
- Brazil & Argentina Escape
- Iguazu Falls Short Break
- 4-Day Puerto Iguazu Tour
- Argentina - Iguazú & Salta or Viceversa - 6 days
- Iguazu falls, Jungle Experience
- 3-Day Iguazu Falls Tour Package with optional Airfare from Buenos Aires
- 4-Day Iguazu Falls with LUXURY Resort & Airfare from Buenos Aires
Iguazu Falls on a Shoestring (3N)
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Everything worked out great! The tour was very on time.”
Caroline, traveled in December 2022
Devil's Throat, Two Sisters Falls, and Brazilian viewpoints showcase Iguazu's dual perspectives. Three nights hostel accommodation and expert bilingual guides facilitate the adventure.
Duration 4 days Destinations Puerto Iguazu Age Range 18 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 8 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Hi Travel Argentina From
- US$167
From Buenos Aires to Rio (11 Nights)
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Well organized tour. All the tours were good. I had the best of time!”
Elvira, traveled in November 2022
Natural pathways lead to Devil's Throat and Floriano Falls at Iguazu Falls. Small groups (12-15 people) visit both Argentine and Brazilian sides, with flexible accommodation options. An ideal setting for independent explorers seeking natural wonders.
Duration 12 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Puerto Iguazu, Rio de Janeiro Age Range 18 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 6 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Hi Travel Argentina From
- US$1,084
Both Argentine and Brazilian perspectives await independent travelers. Daily guided excursions combine with private hotel accommodations, while local guides ensure safe viewing platform access.
Duration 8 days Destinations Salta, Foz Do Iguacu, Puerto Iguazu, Iguazu Falls Age Range 3 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 50 Group Type GroupPersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Receptivo Aborigen Tours From
- US$899
Brazil & Argentina Escape
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Excellent hotels and very good guides. The price of the Escape tour was very good.”
michael, traveled in June 2024
Brazilian and Argentine national parks showcase Iguassu Falls' majesty. The Ecological Jungle Train and waterfall trails bring travelers together. Wish Resort offers group dining experiences and shared activities.
Duration 9 days Destinations Rio de Janeiro, Foz Do Iguacu, Iguazu Falls, Buenos Aires Age Range up to 80 year olds Group Size Max Group Size 30 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Globus From $1,909
5% Off- US$1,809+$640 upfront costsYou save $100
Iguazu Falls Short Break
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Questions were answered beforehand using the tour radar messages. This was good when questions were simple.”
Johanna, traveled in January 2023
Duration 3 days Destinations Foz Do Iguacu, Iguazu Falls Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Group Size Max Group Size 12 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Intrepid Travel From
5% Off- US$570
4-Day Puerto Iguazu Tour
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was an amazing experience!”
Vivi, traveled in July 2019
The stunning Iguazu Falls opens up from both countries for solo adventurers. A 4-star Puerto Iguazu hotel serves as base camp, while guided groups visit Nature's Interpretation Center, supported by perfect 5.0/5 rated guide services.
Duration 4 days Destinations Puerto Iguazu, Iguazu Falls Age Range up to 80 year olds Group Size Max Group Size 50 Group Type GroupPersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Tangol Tours From
5% Off- US$538
Argentina - Iguazú & Salta or Viceversa - 6 days
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Amazing sights to see!”
Jack, traveled in July 2019
The magnificent 275 waterfalls of Iguazu unfold from both countries. Ecological train rides and guided walkways lead to Devil's Throat. High solo booking rate with average traveler age of 21 ensures like-minded companions.
Duration 6 days Destinations Puerto Iguazu, Iguazu Falls, Foz Do Iguacu, Salta Age Range 3 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 50 Group Type GroupPersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Receptivo Aborigen Tours From
5% Off- US$899
All 275 waterfalls, including Garganta del Diablo and Salto San Martín, await your visit. Hotel Guamini Mision offers single rooms and social dining. Professional guides lead tours through Brazilian and Argentine territories.
Duration 4 days Destinations Puerto Iguazu, Iguazu Falls Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 10 Group Type PrivatePersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator People Travel and Experience From $495
5% Off- US$470You save $24
UNESCO-listed Iguazu Falls welcomes visitors with guided groups. The ecological train leads to Devil's Throat, while optional boat adventures and rainforest trails enhance the 4-star accommodation experience.
Duration 3 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Puerto Iguazu, Iguazu Falls, Foz Do Iguacu Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 30 Group Type GroupPersonalized Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Signature Tours From
5% Off- US$470
Devil's Throat canyon and viewpoints from both countries showcase Iguazu's power. A welcoming resort in Foz do Iguazu serves as base camp, with guided tours and optional boat adventures available.
Duration 4 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 45 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Signature Tours From
5% Off- US$490
What people love about touring Iguazu/Iguassu Falls solo
- Iguazu Falls on a Shoestring (3N)
A really fantastic tour of Iguazu falls! Right from the start the team were quick to answer questions and help, a big thanks rob Ignacio for everything! On arrival everything was well planned, the tours were interesting and well run with lots of time to explore, tour guides (two guides, one for Argentina and one for Brazil) were friendly and knowledgeable. The tour made entry and navigation through immigration a breeze! Would definitely recommend
The tour itself was well organized and put together but I had to add a lot of optional extras along with hotel upgrades (as opposed to hostels) to fill up my free days and also to make this worth my while and see lots of different things while I was down there. I’m also glad that I flew from Iguazu to Rio instead of the overnight bus because 19 hours from Buenos Aires to Iguazu on a bus was too much. The company advertises a low price for the tour for this reason. The fees to enter Iguazu national parks are also not included.
From Buenos Aires to Rio (11 Nights)
Argentina is such a beautiful country! The people are so friendly. I traveled alone and not a time when I didn't feel safe. The person (Gonzalo) that I was contact with on WhatsApp was very, very helpful. I had to make changes in my flight because of airline strike. I had to stay at the airport for 24 hours! Gonzalo tried to find me accommodation but because of timing and other details, it made more sense for me to sleep at the airport. Many people did so I felt safe. This is not one of those tours where I was with the same people everyday. Although, the travelers that I met for each tours were very friendly that I never felt alone. Iguazu falls is such a spectacular view! I'm glad this tour afforded me to experience it on both the Argentina and Brazil side. The trip to Salta was nice. The valleys and rock formations are beautiful. I'm so glad I was happy to go on this tour!
Argentina - Salta, Iguazu & Buenos Aires or Viceversa - 8 days
What our customers ask about Iguazu/Iguassu Falls Tours for Solo Travelers
How many days should I spend at Iguazu Falls as a solo traveler?
Two to three days provide the right amount of time to explore both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides of Iguazu Falls. A typical visitor spends one full day on each side, taking in the distinct perspectives and walking trails. The natural wonder deserves this timeframe to fully appreciate its 275 separate waterfalls and surrounding rainforest. Hotel options like the Loi Suites in Puerto Iguazu serve as convenient bases for daily excursions.
Is it safe to travel alone to Iguazu Falls?
Solo travelers routinely visit Iguazu Falls without incident. The main tourist areas are well-patrolled and organized tours provide door-to-door transportation from airports and hotels. Professional guides lead groups through designated walking trails and viewing platforms, while park rangers maintain a visible presence throughout both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides.
What's the typical accommodation like at Iguazu Falls?
Hotels near Iguazu Falls range from comfortable three-star properties to upscale resorts. The Mérit Iguazú Hotel represents a standard option, offering clean rooms with air conditioning and included breakfast. Most properties sit within a 15-minute drive of the park entrances and provide pool facilities to cool off after a day of exploring. Higher-end choices feature spa services and rainforest views.
Are guided tours necessary or can I explore independently?
While the falls can be visited independently, guided tours enhance the experience through expert knowledge of viewing spots and trail conditions. Local guides share insights about the falls' geological history and the surrounding Atlantic rainforest ecosystem. They also help navigate between the Brazilian and Argentine sides, handling logistics and border crossings.
What should I pack for a trip to Iguazu Falls?
Pack lightweight, quick-dry clothing and sturdy walking shoes for the extensive trail network. Bring a rain jacket or poncho for the spray near Devil's Throat, plus sun protection and insect repellent for subtropical conditions. A waterproof camera case proves useful on boat rides, while a small daypack carries essentials during excursions.
What additional costs should I budget for at Iguazu Falls?
Park entrance fees cost $20-30 per person for each side (Brazilian and Argentine). Optional boat rides run $50-70, while meals outside hotels average $15-25 per person. Local transport between towns costs $5-10 per ride. Most hotels include breakfast, but lunch and dinner require separate budgeting.