Top Local Tips for Puerto Iguazu

At the Iguazu Falls National Park If you are going to spend a second, consecutive, day at the park, get your entrance ticket stamped on the way out of the park, and the second day's entrance fee is only 50%. Also, don't miss the Interpretation Center, which has large displays (in both Spanish and English) about the history, culture, flora and fauna of the falls.

Town-center Walk the town there are many souvenir stores and semi-precious jewelry stores with great prices. If cheese, salami and wine are your cup of tea "o salame maluco" is the place to go.

Iguazu excursions I did the Iguazu extreme trip- it was amazing! For 100 pesos ($32 US), you got 4 hours of rock climbing, rappelling, going over canyons on a zip line (I think that's what its called, you hold onto a bar attached to a pulley on a wire), and a boat ride to the border of Argentina, Paraguay, and Brazil. The trip was booked through a travel agent in town. The other trip I took was the boat ride under the falls- a bit expensive at 100 pesos for a 15 minute ride, but definitely an unforgettable experience. This trip was booked directly in the park.