Iguazu/Iguassu Falls Tours for Solo Travelers

What people love about touring Iguazu/Iguassu Falls solo

• XuemeiTraveled in January

  5

  Great things about Glamping: The hosts are a well-educated, knowledgeable couple who are excellent conversation partners if you are interested in learning the environment, history, and culture of the place. The villas are cozy and quiet, in a unique half-nutshell shape. We enjoyed the singing of frogs at night and birds in the morning. We also loved that even the lamps for the path are made of bamboo. It's a great place for nature-lovers. In addition, the zip-lining and hiking added a lot of charms to our trip. We highly recommend it. Not so great things about Glamping: The booking platform has a Iguazu Falls' view for Glamping, and it is misleading. It is by a river, not the falls. Other than the host couple, others do not speak English, making communication a bit difficult. Since the location is far from everything, you have to take a taxi to town if you want to dine elsewhere and see the town. There's no store or vending machine on site, so you have to bring everything you need. Meals have to be pre-ordered. In spite of the inconveniences, we totally enjoyed our stay at Glamping. Claudia and David are wonderful people. They made our stay at Glamping memorable. The lush, giant tropical vegetation and the toads & bugs all added charms to the place.

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  Iguazu Glamping (4 days)
• SuzanneTraveled in February

  5

  We were very pleased with all of details for the tour from the pick up at the airport and the tour of both sides of the falls. Your on site team was excellent and most accommodating. We were lucky to just have 4 of us on the Argentina tour and by ourselves on the Brazilian side. Susanna our tour guide in Puerto Iguazú was informative and ensured that we were placed in the right locations for photos. She is a great addition to your team. Our pick up Driver and second day driver. I am sorry I have forgot his name was fabulous and such a pleasure to drive with and learn about his background and family. Please reply and let me know his name! The hotel, Mérit, was ok. It was clean but a tired and needs some maintenance. The pool was terrific except we had a football team of 17 years old and it is terrible the first day. Also, the restaurant on the roof top was a wonderful find but the hotel doesn’t promote it. Would we return again yes but likely a different hotel.

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  4 Days - Citypackage Iguassu Falls
• MarcelTraveled in December

  4.5

  The trip was exactly what I expected from it and more! We were always picked up on time, from the airport and for the excursions. From the airport we were picked up by Jorge, who also turned out to be our guide for the 2nd excursion. I particularly liked this because we'd get to see a familiar face, and he already knew some things about us. When we got to the Hostel our Destination Host, Deborah was already waiting for us. She gave us a lot of useful information about the excursions we would be taking and what there was to do in the town and how to get around. We stayed at the Hostel Inn, where the beds are very comfortable! The people at the hostel were very nice and accessible; they even lent us some money for buying locks (for the lockers in our room) and water because we hadn't brought enough. (My only complaint about the hostel is that there was only 1 plug in our room for 4 people, and internet was only accessible in the lobby/pool area) The reason we hadn't brought enough money was because we weren't aware that we would be paying the Great Adventure up front (520pesos pp.). The Great Adventure turned out to be a great purchase; the boat trip where you literally shower in the waterfalls was the highlight of visiting the Argentine side of the Falls. Our guide for the argentine side was very nice and gave us plenty of information, and time to take pictures. He, Diego, gave us the right amount of information, not too little, not too much, and he was always very open for questions which he was always able to answer. The same goes for Jorge who was our guide for the second excursion. The excursions seemed very well organized. On the second excursion we had agreed a meeting point, but our guide was always more or less around, the group scattered a bit, but you’d always see Jorge making sure everybody was on track. The agreed time was perfect for the distance we had to cover, like the argentine side it allowed for taking plenty of pictures. I wouldn't have wanted to miss this trip for the world, as the Falls are an amazing sight and something I'll remember my entire life! I would definitely recommend this trip for people who are visiting or want to visit Argentina!

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  From Buenos Aires to the Jungle & falls