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Iguazu Falls Reopen After River Flow Declines

Guia 3 newsroom · edited by Annie GrellmannUpdated on PortuguêsEspañol

Iguazu National Park confirms resumption of activities from October 13

The Iguazu Falls will reopen this Tuesday, October 13, 2026, after the river flow of the Iguazu River fell below critical levels. The decision was made by the Iguazu National Park Administration and the concessionaire Iguazú Argentina S.A.

Iguazu Falls Reopen After River Flow Declines

The Iguazu Falls were closed preemptively on Monday, October 12, 2026, due to the Iguazu River flow exceeding 12,000 cubic meters per second, as monitored by authorities.

The Iguazu National Park Administration and the concessionaire Iguazú Argentina S.A. announced that, with the progressive decline in water volume, the restriction will be lifted and tourist activities will be normalized starting Tuesday, October 13, 2026.

The suspension had prevented access to the Upper, Lower, and Devil’s Throat circuits, and during the day inspections were carried out on the walkways and other visitor facilities.

Guidance recommends that tourists and agencies consult official channels to confirm the release of each section before visiting the park.

Source: Primeira Edição. https://www.primeraedicion.com.ar/nota/101150557/cataratas-del-iguazu-reabrira-este-martes-tras-el-descenso-del-caudal-del-rio

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