Puerto Iguazu Northeast Argentina, Argentina Travel Guide
Starting your planning early to cover all required aspects of your trip.
A phased approach to planning means all details are covered.
Research visa requirements. Check passport validity (6 months beyond departure).
Book international flights, especially if traveling during high season.
Consult your doctor for vaccinations and any necessary prescriptions.
Purchase domestic airfare or long-distance buses within Argentina.
Secure your accommodation and major tours, like the Gran Aventura.
Arrange comprehensive Travel insurance.
Pack your important documents, necessary medications, and appropriate clothing.
Inform your bank and credit card companies of your travel plans.
Arrange for pet care or house sitting if needed.
Essential reservations to secure before your trip.
Information that deepens your travel experience.
Steps to secure your home while away.
Confirm all bookings (flights, accommodation, tours) and download offline maps and essential apps to your mobile device. Have some local currency for initial expenses.
These steps facilitate settling in upon reaching Puerto Iguazú and leaving smoothly.
Clear immigration and customs, ensuring your passport receives an entry stamp. Collect your luggage from baggage claim. Arrange transport from the airport to your accommodation.
Locate nearby ATMs, a supermarket, and the central bus terminal from where you are staying. Acquire a local map for town layout.
Exchange a small amount of local currency or withdraw cash from an ATM. It's a good IDEA to purchase a local sim card if communication is desired.
Purchase souvenirs in advance. If shipping items, confirm customs regulations and costs with Eagle Creek or local postal services.
Argentina gives VAT (IVA) refunds for tourists from other countries on certain goods. Keep receipts and fill forms at the airport.
Allow ample time for airport transfers. Arrive 2-3 hours before international, 1.5-2 hours before domestic flights.
Research local SIM card options upon arrival for reliable mobile data.
Consider a VPN service like NordVPN for secure browsing on public Wi-Fi networks.
Keep digital and physical copies of your passport, visa, and important reservations.
Store original documents securely, perhaps in a hotel safe.
Carry a mix of cash and credit cards, and avoid carrying all your money in one place.
Be cautious at ATMs and use machines inside banks or secure locations.
Reconfirm your return flight details with your airline. Ensure your passport and all necessary travel documents are easily accessible. Organize any last-minute packing.
Keep track of expenses and opportunities to save.
Always stay flexible and good to go for spontaneous changes. Enjoy the journey!
