Anything with Gray Line Argentina is a scam. This is the third trip they canceled on me, just the night before it was supposed to take place. I was in Iguazu Falls area for a short period of time and they simply left me stranded, three times. I had to find very expensive alternatives to these canceled trips. Save your money and time people. Don't fooled by low prices by Gray Line Argentina. Now you've been warrened.
About Activity
What's Included
Includes
- Guided sightseeing tour of the Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls
- Guided visit of the Itaipu Dam
- Bilingual Tour Guide in english and spanish
- Hotel pickup and drop-off in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina
Excludes
- Itaipu Dam admission fee
- National park entrance fee
- Gratuities
- Lunch
- Municipal Tourism Tax
Departure & Return
Departure Point
- Traveler pick up offered
Itinerary
Iguacu National Park
It is the largest in operation in the world and a binational development by Brazil and Paraguay on the Parana River.
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Reviews
Great variety of music performed by three men, wonderful musicians, mostly vocal. Small theater, good entertainment.
Avoid this company!!!! I paid for a full day sightseeing of Iguassu Falls AND the Itaipu Dam. I was very clear about needing an English-speaking guide. I ended up on a bus on which I was the only English speaker. I tried to tell the guide who responded, "Everybody speaks Spanish so I will speak Spanish". Eventually, I was moved to another bus of English-speaking tourists and and English-speaking guide. I asked the guide about the trip to the Dam. He said there was no scheduled trip to the Dam for that day. I showed him my confirmation. He made a call and told me there was no trip to the Dam. If I had booked just the half day four to the falls, it would have been much cheaper. Now I am arguing with Viator about getting a refund for that portion of my trip. Save yourself the aggravation. Don't use this company.
<p>Everything went well until after lunch when we were first asked to shift to another guide with a smaller van, but then just after about 15 minutes we were transferred like goods to a third guide with a even smaller van WITHOUT air-con and the driver who also served as a guide but DID NOT SPEAK a single English word! This was totally a nightmare!</p>
<p>Despite no correspondence prior to pick up time in morning had to callViator and emergency no, night before plus a 20 minute late pickup in morning, the trip to the Brazil side of the Falls was worth every . The Dam add on too as we were only ones on that excursion with the group and they gave us our own Taxi driver to take care of us for this part. We didnt get back to accommodation until 6.30 pm but driver handled everything. Great value for money.</p>
<p>Went to Iguazu falls but no Dam visit ,guide said closed,he did not seem to know why, only that it was closed.</p>
<p>This tour wasn't really a tour as such and I'm sure you could spend your money better on a driver or a local bus to take you to the falls. We were the only English speaking tourists and felt as though we missed out on facts and things you would expect in a tour. Don't bother with the dam either.</p>
<p>The falls from this side are exciting. Remember to dress well because you will get wet. The Itaipu dam is very interesting and inpressive mainly for technical people. Other people will find it a bit boring.</p>
<p>Best tour we did whilst in South America. So different from the Argentinian side. Trip to the power station was just mind boggling, so big, just opened your eyes to what man is capable of.<br/> Guides helpful and friendly plus good English.</p>
<p>After seeing the Iguassu Falls from the Argentinian side the day before it was still worth to also visit the Brazilian side. We found that the overall views were actually better from the Brazilian side compared to the Argentinian side. This is due to the fact that on the Argentinian side you are basically "in" or "on top" of the falls and from the Brazilian side you can take the better pictures as you are slightly further away. We would not have wanted to miss on or the other side and strongly recommend to visit both sides. </p> <p>As for the trip to the Argentinian side that we had booked through "viator" as well we did not know in advance that the entrance fee to the falls is not included in the tour price which was somewhat disappointing. But in comparison to the Argentinian side we could pay with a foreign credit card. </p> <p>Also the visit to the dam was really interesting and impressing. </p> <p>Between the two parts of the trip we stopped for lunch which was included in the tour price (except for drinks). Although it was a lunch place where only tourist groups are brought to we were surpised how good the food was and how much variety was offered.</p>
<p>Awesome day in Brazil at iguazu Falls and itaipu powerplant. Perfect guide!</p>
<p>This was the worst so-called tour that I have taken. The coach which arrived half and hour late spent another half hour picking up other clients. It was actually a feeder coach connecting 4 different tours and an airport dropoff. There was no guided tour merely a dropoff at the falls.</p>
<p>Itaipu Dam can be skiped from your trips. You can find better things to do.</p>
Worth the visit! Shopping Tio Juan markets, market and Adega ODA! On the way back, stop at Shopping Puerto Iguassu! To pay with pix it's really worth it. The dollar exchange rate was 2.68 on the day of the visit. We did this twice. It was the best place for shopping. Free parking!
It is essential to make this visit to know the magnificence of the engineering work and the use of water resources.
La vista de las cataratas desde Brasil merece la pena y la visita a la presa es súper interesante. Para visitar la presa por dentro hay que llevar pantalón largo y zapatillas.
<p>Lo bueno de la excursión es que la Aduana es mucho más rápida con bus que taxi o auto.<br/> Lo malo es que el tiempo para recorrer el parque en Brasil es muy corto (siendo el objetivo del viaje). No alcancé a recorrer la pasarela que tiene vista a las cataratas porque había mucha gente, había que caminar muy rápido.<br/> Lo otro malo es que el guía no nos avisó con tiempo que los que íbamos a Itaipú no alcanzábamos a comer, por lo que todos preferimos quedarnos en el restaurant y anulamos el paseo a la represa, que siendo sincero no nos interesaba mucho.<br/> Sería mejor extender el tiempo en el parque, evaluar almorzar en el restaurant del parque y quizás un city tour por Foc de Iguazú, para conocer la ciudad.</p>
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