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Flights to Iguazu

The great Iguazu falls

Iguazu Falls is one of South America's most stunning attractions - from its cascading waterfalls to its lush surrounding foliage.

With LAN.com, you'll be able to find flights to Iguazu, Argentina in no time. When you alight from your flight at Puerto Iguazu, you'll easily be able to access a range of local sights, including the UNESCO-protected Iguazu National Park and the Centre for the Recuperation of Birds. So choose a flight to Iguazu that suits your travel schedule and you could be witnessing the natural marvels of Iguazu Falls is no time.
The great Iguazu falls

Traveling in Iguazu


Situated at Argentina's north eastern most corner and nestled on the border with Brazil, Iguazu is a quiet town whose main attraction is undoubtedly Iguazu National Park. Founded in 1934 and labelled a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984, Iguazu National Park is home to over 2000 species of plant, 450 species of bird and a variety of rare mammals, including the jaguar.

As well as its important role as a protector of biodiversity, Iguazu National Park also offers the most spectacular views of Iguazu Falls, where the Iguazu River plunges off a 100m deep and 1.5km wide plateau. At peak flow, Iguazu Falls is estimated to carry around 6.5 million litres per second, ensuring truly spectacular views during your vacation in Iguazu.



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Places of Interest in Iguazu

IGUAZU NATIONAL PARK
From its luscious varieties of orchids and ferns to the plethora of rare animals in its midst, Iguazu National Park attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors a year to marvel at its awe-inspiring sights.
GUIRA OGA CENTRE FOR THE RECUPERATION OF BIRDS
This special care centre is dedicated to helping injured and orphaned wildlife recuperate. You'll find a variety of bird species indigenous to Iguazu, including toucans, maracanas and local species of parrots and eagles.
LA ARIPUCA DE IGUAZU
This unique site is constructed out of salvaged timber from over 29 endangered tree species and aims to educate visitors on local ecological preservation. Visitors are also given the option to sponsor the site and adopt a tree!