There is not much to say, the images speak for themselves. You should visit the largest Waterfall in the world (taller than Niagara and Victoria Falls) in about two days, one day to navigate, which is adventure and 100% adrenaline, with the gomones (boats) to navigate really close to the falls.

From the boat you can see the individual cascades on the Brazilian and Argentine side with views from the water that are exciting.

 The second day you can visit the Macuco trail and do the rest of the walkways, tourists should  remember that if the first day you have the ticket  to the Iguazu Falls sealed during the first visit the following day you will have a 50 percent discount on the entrance fee. The walk along the Macuco trail is incredible and a must-see in this National Park.

A park is really large where visitors will travel in the Ecological Jungle train that takes passengers from one place to another and observe the fauna  of that incredible place such as monkeys, coatis, butterflies and colored birds and a unique landscape … What more to ask?

On a full moon without hesitation you should take the night tour to the falls. This walk is done by lighting the catwalks with torches creating a unique magical atmosphere with a privileged setting such as the devil’s throat …

If you go by bus or car you can visit  the San Ignacio ruins, there is a night light and sound show in the ruins which is amazing.

Notes to keep in mind:

• Iguazú in Concert is a mega music festival and is celebrated during the month of May, it is for music lovers. You can see shows where children and young people between 9 and 18 years old from Argentina and different parts of the world such as France, Germany, South Africa play different melodies. Usually the highlight takes place in the gardens of the Sheraton Hotel.
• I leave you a link for the full moon tour
• If you want a panoramic view of the falls, it is a good idea to visit them on the Brazilian side. noon is more than enough