Puerto Iguazú · Argentina
Iguazú Falls (Argentine side) tickets: 60,000 ARS
Main adult ticket: International visitors. Every ticket type is listed here, checked on the official site in October 2026.
Part of the World Heritage site Iguazu National Park, listed by UNESCO in 1984.
- International visitorsIncludes the Ecological Jungle Train. A second day is half price: show your first day's ticket at the ticket office60,000 ARS
- Residents of Argentina25,000 ARS
- Residents of Misiones province8,000 ARS
- Argentine students15,000 ARS
- Parking, car (per day)12,500 ARS
- Full Moon Walk (guided night walk, five nights a month)Children 6 to 12; under-6s freeChild 47,500 ARS95,000 ARS
- Sunset at the FallsChildren 6 to 12; under-6s freeChild 47,500 ARS95,000 ARS
Checked October 2026 on the official site
Free entry
Children under 6 go free, as do disabled visitors and a companion, Argentine pensioners, Malvinas veterans and residents of Puerto Iguazú and Comandante Andresito. Bring your passport or ID to the ticket office.
Opening hours
Every day of the year, including holidays and rainy days, 8am to 6pm (7am at busy times); last entry to the Falls area 4pm, and to the trails 3:45pm. The last train to the Devil's Throat leaves at 3:30pm.
Booking
Buy online up to 30 days ahead or at the ticket office (cards, or cash in Argentine pesos). Tickets are for a set day and time and can't be changed, but stay valid for 72 hours if you can't make it.
Buy from the official seller: Iguazú Argentina: prices (in Spanish)
Questions
How much does it cost to visit Iguazú Falls (Argentine side)?
The main adult ticket (International visitors) costs 60,000 ARS. Prices were checked on the official website in October 2026.
Can you visit Iguazú Falls (Argentine side) for free?
Children under 6 go free, as do disabled visitors and a companion, Argentine pensioners, Malvinas veterans and residents of Puerto Iguazú and Comandante Andresito. Bring your passport or ID to the ticket office.
When is Iguazú Falls (Argentine side) open?
Every day of the year, including holidays and rainy days, 8am to 6pm (7am at busy times); last entry to the Falls area 4pm, and to the trails 3:45pm. The last train to the Devil's Throat leaves at 3:30pm.
Do you need to book Iguazú Falls (Argentine side) tickets in advance?
Buy online up to 30 days ahead or at the ticket office (cards, or cash in Argentine pesos). Tickets are for a set day and time and can't be changed, but stay valid for 72 hours if you can't make it.