Iguazú Falls (in Guaraní, BIG WATERS) is a world-wide known region for its impressive waterfalls surrounded by its exuberant forests. Declared Heritage of Humanity by the UNESCO in 1984, it is one of the most recommended places to visit when we talk about nature. Iguazú falls are made up of 275 falls between 40 and 80 metres high shared by Argentina and Brazil; most falls belong to the first country. The National Park covers 5500 has. of tropical forest holding 2000 plant species and 400 bird varieties, “the 1/3 part of the whole Argentina”.
Iguazú Port, located at 12 km. from National Park, owing to its hotel and service infrastructure is the point of reference to stay and make different visits to the falls and other spots of the region.