Puerto Iguazu Northeast Argentina, Argentina Travel Guide
Access to mobile networks and internet is widespread. Local SIM cards offer good value.
Spanish is the official language. English appears in tourist-oriented spots.
A few Spanish phrases make interactions smoother.
Correo Argentino is the national postal service for sending mail and packages.
For flight delays or cancellations, consider compensation services. Compensair offers assistance.
Generally open 9 AM-1 PM, close for siesta until 4 PM or 5 PM, then reopen until 9 PM or 10 PM.
Lunch service typically runs 12:30 PM-3 PM. Dinner starts around 8 PM and continues until midnight.
Typically open 8 AM-6 PM, with last entry around 4:30 PM. Check for specific seasonal variations.
Banks, government offices, and some businesses close on national holidays. Public transport may have reduced schedules.
No major seasonal closures impact main attractions. Smaller businesses may reduce hours during the very low season.
Align your itinerary with local business hours and national holidays for smoother travel.
Observe local customs for respectful interactions.
Handshakes are common for formal introductions. One kiss on the right cheek is a frequent greeting among women, and between men and women, even on first meeting.
Casual, comfortable clothing is generally appropriate. Refer to dedicated packing lists for specific recommendations.
Taking photos in public spaces is typically fine. Always seek permission before photographing individuals, especially children, or if entering private property.
See sections on dining customs and tipping expectations for complete information.
A little awareness of local customs greatly enhances your travel experience and fosters positive interactions.
The City of the falls has worked on access, especially at its main attraction.
Iguazú National Park (Argentine side) has made strides in visitor accessible facilities.
Many newer hotels offer accessible rooms. Public infrastructure outside the park can be challenging.
Specialized amenities for travelers with visual or hearing impairments are limited. It is helpful to travel with a companion or organized tour.
For the most up-to-date accessibility details, direct contact with park administration is recommended.
While the region carries on advance, preparation and direct communication contribute to a barrier-free experience.
