Litoral
The Argentine Litoral combines subtropical nature, wetlands and rainforest ecosystems.
An editorial overview
The Litoral region is home to Iguazú Falls, Iberá Wetlands and some of Argentina’s richest biodiversity. This area combines rainforest landscapes, wildlife experiences and nature-focused travel ideal for soft adventure and family journeys.
What to do
Waterfall visits, wildlife watching, boat excursions, birdwatching and rainforest walks.
How to get there
Daily domestic flights connect Puerto Iguazú with Buenos Aires and other major cities.
Combinable destinations
Buenos Aires, Patagonia, Brazil and Uruguay.
Seasons
Year-round destination.
Wildlife & fauna
Toucans, capybaras, caimans, monkeys and tropical birds.
Featured programs
Our programs pair Litoral with the rest of Argentina in modular, agency-friendly itineraries.
Browse programsFAQs
Iguazú Falls and Iberá Wetlands are among the most important destinations in the region.\n\nQ: Is the Litoral region suitable for family travel? \nA: Yes. The region offers soft adventure, wildlife and flexible experiences ideal for families.\n\nQ: What wildlife can travelers see in the Litoral? \nA: Travelers may observe toucans, capybaras, caimans, monkeys and many tropical bird species.\n\nQ: Can Iguazú be combined with Brazil? \nA: Yes. Iguazú is commonly combined with Brazil through easy cross-border access.