Waterfalls of Argentina Argentina waterfalls exist in the country's diverse range of climatic regions - from the tropical jungles of the north to the temperate mountains in the south. There's much to be seen in this large country (the 8th largest in the world) rich in nature, culture, and history. So far, we've only been to the Iguazú Falls area and the Argentinean Patagonia. However, we anticipate seeing waterfalls in other regions of the country such as the Patagonian Lakes District, Tierra del Fuego, and more. WATERFALLSClick on one of the waterfalls below to read more about it.
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| I am 88 yrs old now, but when I was 50 (about?) my husband flew us in our Bonanza to Jungle Rudy's where we landed in the fields...[more] |
| I visited Iguazu Falls the first time back in 1978. I stayed in a hostel that was just outside the park where international travelers stayed - no electricity...[more] |
| I visited Iguazu Falls in 2003 and, based upon what I had read and what I had been told, I had high expectations for the falls. That said...[more] |
| I visited Iguazu Falls in February 2010 for two days staying at the Sheraton Hotel in the Park on the Argentina side. Two days was not long enough...[more] |
| I have never seen a photo or video that truly shows the majesty and size of Angel Falls. Anyone who ever has a chance to see them from the air or better yet...[more] |
| It was during that time that Jimmy Angel, the man who discovered and named the falls, was a frequent guest at our home. As a matter of fact he once took my sister...[more] |
| The first time I saw Iquacu Falls was from a small jet in 1985. It was my first trip to South America and shamefully I did not know of the Falls...[more] |
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