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How do you get to Iguazú National Park (Argentine side) from Puerto Iguazú?

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Marco Três newsroom · edited by Annie Grellmann

Distance, transport, hours, and travel time based on the official source

Iguazú National Park is 18 km from Puerto Iguazú, the nearest town. According to the official source, you can reach it by taxi or remís from Puerto Iguazú, and the town's bus terminal receives transport from across the country. The park is open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., with entry allowed until 4 p.m. (source: Parques Nacionales, 2026).

Quick answer

From Puerto Iguazú, you reach Iguazú National Park (Argentine side) by taxi or remís — options cited by the official source — or via the Puerto Iguazú Bus Terminal, which receives transport from across the country. The nearest town to the park is Puerto Iguazú, 18 km away (source: Parques Nacionales, 2026).

Distance and time

  • Distance: 18 km between Puerto Iguazú and the park (official source: Parques Nacionales, 2026).
  • Travel time: the trip time is not stated on the official page. Confirm it on the day with your driver or at the bus terminal ticket booth.

How to get there

  • Taxi or remís: the official page mentions taxis and remises from Puerto Iguazú and other points. Agree on the price before you board.
  • Puerto Iguazú Bus Terminal: receives transport from across the country. Bus frequency, schedules, and fares are not listed on the park's official page. Check the current (2026) schedule and fare directly at the Puerto Iguazú Bus Terminal ticket booth before you travel.
  • Your own car: access via routes RN 12 and RN 101. There is paid parking at the main park entrance (check the current rate on site).
  • Tip: arrive early to make the most of the day, since park entry is allowed only until 4 p.m.

Park hours (official)

ItemHours
Park openDaily, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Entry allowed until4 p.m.
Last train to Garganta del Diablo3:30 p.m.

(Source: Parques Nacionales, 2026.)

What to bring

Practical tips (not listed on the park's official page): low-impact sunscreen and insect repellent, light clothing, comfortable walking shoes, a cap, sunglasses, a rain poncho, and water for the whole day.

Source: Parques Nacionales (Argentina.gob.ar) — Iguazú National Park

Frequently asked questions

How far is Puerto Iguazú from Iguazú National Park?
It is 18 km between Puerto Iguazú, the nearest town, and the park, according to Parques Nacionales (2026).
How do you get from Puerto Iguazú to the park without a car?
The official page mentions taxis and remises from Puerto Iguazú, and the town's bus terminal receives transport from across the country. Bus schedule, frequency, and fare are not on the official source — confirm them at the terminal ticket booth.
What are Iguazú National Park's hours?
It is open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., with entry allowed until 4 p.m. and the last train to Garganta del Diablo at 3:30 p.m. (source: Parques Nacionales, 2026).

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