All Hostelling International youth hostels are located a short distance from the famous Falls. In all of them you will geta ll the information about the many activities that can be done over the 67,000 hectares that make up the Iguazu National Park, one of the richest natural environments in Argentina. Our youth hostels will also provide you with everything you need to fully enjoy the town of Puerto Iguazu, like going on excursion to the ruins of semiprecious stones, riding through the jungle, visiting Indian reserves, test your skills in Tyrol, rafting, photo safaris, canoeing and rappelling.

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HOSTELLING INTERNATIONAL YOUTH HOSTELS ARE RIGHT WHERE YOU SHOULD BE !

IGUAZU FALLS BREATHTAKING


Another recommendation when you will explore the falls: in addition to the above Devil's Throat, you must not miss the falls called Dos Hermanas (two stunning parallel waterfalls), San Martín, Bozzetti, Belgrano, Rivadavia and 3 Mosqueteros. You can Access those via 2 different path: the lower and upper footpath.

IGUAZU FALLS HISTORY


A very important historical site that Hostelling International suggests is the ruins of San Ignacio. Located 60 km from the city of Posadas, there you will know the legacy of one of the towns founded by the Jesuits in the early seventeenth century. The temple was built by the Guarani Indians and its facade was rebuilt in 1610 in the missionary jungle. Our youth hostel is located in the heart of San Ignacio, just 5 blocks from the Jesuit ruins.


IGUAZU FALLS NATURE


We have to mention now that a trip you must not miss is the one to the falls under the light of the full moon. Another one is to tour the jungle in a nice ecological train that moves at 20 km per hour thanks to a gas engine reducing environmental impact. From the dock you should know that Puerto Canoas barges depart towards the Garganta del Diablo and the Sendero Macuco is ideal for exploring the lush jungle surroundings by bike do some bird watching, discover some of the 400 species and some 2000 plants all representing the greatest diversity of flora and fauna

 


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OUR YOUTH HOSTELS IN IGUAZU FALLS

WHAT KIND OF HOSTEL ARE YOU ?


 Hostelling International has 2 hostels in the center of Puerto Iguazu

You like to be close to the center with everything at reach ?

The Hostel Marcopolo Inn is strategically located opposite the bus terminal and in the center of Puerto Iguazu, a place where you can relax in a pool & Jacuzzi after a day of excursion. Ideal for couples with all rooms with private bath and a cozy bar to enjoy a night with music and drinks. Just one block from the terminal is the Hostel Iguazú Falls, a warm place to feel like home. The hostel has all the facilities needed for a pleasant stay such as fully equipped kitchen, a pool and ping pong.

You like to be close to the center with everything at reach ?

With the infrastructure of a hotel but the fun of a hostel, on the way to the falls is the Hostel Inn Iguazu, with its stunning pool, beach volleyball, soccer, restaurant, bar and all the fun of a night with Brazilian shows , Tango and more. On the same road leading to the falls is the Marcopolo Hostel Suites, with all rooms with private bath, air conditioning, minibar, telephone and TV.

A true hotel service with a hostel atmosphere , an international menu restaurant, pool and sundeck, barbecue area, games room, snack bar, drugstore, laundry, parking and room service 24 hours.

IGUAZU FALLS EXPERIENCE


The northern city of the province of Misiones gathers every year thousands of tourists from around the world who are dazzled by its 3 km long falls counting no less than 275 waterfalls that make up the Iguazu Falls. Many people consider this gift of nature as one of the 7 wonders of the world, which was declared Natural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 1984. With falls ranging from 50 to 80 meters, the Garganta del Diablo is one of the most spectacular. The more intrepid visitors get to see them by boat, guided by experts, navigating several miles down the Iguazu River until they reach the jungle of Misiones, from where they follow on the journey on land vehicles.