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| Salto de San Martin, Iguazu Falls |
The Argentinian side of the Iguazu Falls.
Everyone loves it because of the scenic walk at the top of the Garganta del Diablo, the Devil's Throat. I like the walk, but I don't think the Garganta del Diablo represents the best that the waterfalls have to offer.
I think the “Paseo Inferior” offers the best views.
Only walking to the bottom of the falls you can fully appreciate their size and their majesty.
The view towards the Salto San Martin, in front of the Isla San Martin, is amazing!
The view towards the Salto San Martin, in front of the Isla San Martin, is amazing!
The scenery there is totally unspoiled and it is a very, very romantic sight, particularly if you have the chance to visit the falls at night, under the magic light of the moon!
The lush subtropical vegetation, the wonderful flowers and the colourful butterflies make a fantastic frame for the Iguazu waterfalls.
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The falls give a strong feeling of freedom and there you can feel you are in the wild forest.
Visiting the waterfalls, you feel you are going back to a kind of prehistoric era, when the humans weren't yet settled and the nature was fully unspoiled, the only ruler of the entire planet.
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Read also more about Argentina and our recommended itineraries on our page "Visit Argentina".