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Cataratas del Iguazú (Argentinian Side)

Submitted by on March 15, 2009 – 11:51 am5 Comments
So Many Waterfalls...

So Many Waterfalls…

On our way back to Argentina, we couldn´t miss the great­est water­falls in South Amer­ica: Iguazú.

The falls are located between Argentina and Brazil. The national parks have a total of 275 falls (!), some over 80 meters tall! Basi­cally, just when you think you took the per­fect pic­ture, there is another bet­ter water­falls just around the corner.

The most impres­sive one if the Gar­ganta Del Dia­blo (the Devil´s Throat), a U-shaped 700 meters long water­falls. The water­flow is so high, and the falls so pow­er­ful, that it is impos­si­ble to see the bot­tom of it — it´s just mist. As you get closer, you just get soaked (I did!). It is said that this water­fall is very close to how peo­ple used to imag­ine the end of the world… water and a bot­tom­less hole.

The Argen­tin­ian side of the falls allows extreme close-up views. Sev­eral cat­walks lead to many falls, and you find your­self some­times on top of them, some­times under them. I was always sur­prised to see the water so calm, right before it hits the edge of the cliff and then sud­denly flows so quickly and powerfully.

Arriving Close To Garganta del Diablo

Arriv­ing Close To Gar­ganta del Diablo

Garganta del Diablo

Gar­ganta del Diablo

A Rainbow

A Rain­bow

Highest Waterfalls

High­est Waterfalls

Close To The Edge

Close To The Edge

Overview

Overview

Falls In The Jungle

Falls In The Jungle

Powerful Waterfall Curtain

Pow­er­ful Water­fall Curtain

Crocodile In The Fall!

Croc­o­dile In The Fall!

Looking Down From The Top

Look­ing Down From The Top

Waterfall And Rainbow

Water­fall And Rainbow

Overview Of The Park

Overview Of The Park

Close Up

Close Up

Boat And Falls

Boat And Falls

Related posts:

  1. Cataratas Do Iguaçu (Brazil Side)
  2. Nia­gara Falls In The Winter
  3. Nia­gara Falls
  4. Cachoeira Do Tobogã
  5. The Rideau Canal

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