Full moon in the Iguassu National Park
Every month, for 4 days when the moon is full, if the weather conditions are good, there are full moon excursions to see the falls under the moonlight. The starting point is at the entrance to the Argentina National Park. Be aware, because if one misses the last bus at the exit of the park, will be without transportation. There are buses running from Puerto Iguazu town to the park.

We can organize a package including transportation and tour ticket but it is also possible to buy the ticket using this website: 
https://tickets.iguazuargentina.com/en/luna_llena.php and show up at the park for the tour. Enjoy your tour!
Location: Iguassu National Park, Argentina
Approximate time: 2 and half hours (not including travel time to the park)
Departure time: 7:45 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. at the central train station

Information about falls by moonlight
The full moon walking tour takes place during full moon time for 5 days in the Iguazu Falls National Park in Argentina.
Check-in at the park for this tour starts at 7:45 p.m. (the first one) 8:30 p.m. (the second one) and  9:15 p.m. (the third one and last one)
After check-in, people will receive instructions about the tour in English and Spanish. A park ranger will be around to make sure the train is on time and people follow the rules. After boarding the Ecological Train of the Jungle at the central station, people will depart to the Devil´s Throat station. Arriving at Garganta train station people start to walk on the catwalk (2 km return walking bridge) all the way to the brink of the devil´s throat waterfall. It is not allowed to bring a flash light, there will be the natural light of the full moon. It is an amazing experience. After walking back from the bridge, people will get on the train again and return to the Central train station near the entrance of the park. Children under 12 years old pay half. 


This visit is made during nights of the full moon. It offers a romantic vision of the falls. Full moon calendar in 2021: https://www.moongiant.com/fullmoons/