Puerto Iguazú is one of the most visited destinations in Argentina all year long, because is the city from where you visit the Iguazú National Park, where the awesome, huge, impressive and beautiful Iguazú Waterfalls are.

Route 12 - Km 5
One of the best hostels of South America with hotel comfort and the party atmosphere of a hostel.
Established in contact with the dense forest of the region.

120 Uru St.
The Guembe Hostel is a place with a lot of nature, good wave, fun and with the best relation quality-price. Private rooms & shared, all with private bath.

70 Guarani St.
Our hostel is designed for world travelers who want to get to know the amazing Iguazu Falls and to experience the energy of the Iguazu National Park.

111 Paulino Amarante St.
You will understand and know one of the big marvels of the current world... and to live a memorable experience, feeling the incredible & sensation of so much nature ...

• Parque Nacional Iguazú
It was declared World Heritage Site by the UNESCO in 1984 owing to its beautiful landscapes and large biodiversity of the subtropical forest, but the main attraction of this NP are the Iguazú Waterfalls, one of the world’s natural wonders. More than 270 falls form this spectacle of nature, being the Garganta del Diablo (Devil’s Throat) the most impressive one of all with its 80mts high. You can get really close to it! The Iguaçu National Park, in the Brazilian side, is as must to visit as well. If we compared the Iguazú falls with a theatre, we can say the Brazilian side is the most panoramic so it’s like watching the performance from your seat, when the Argentinean one is like being on stage, so we recommend you to plan a full day in each one to get the most out form it.

• San Ignacio Ruins
Was one of the many missions founded by the Jesuits in the Americas during the Spanish colonial period, and owing to the fact that it may be the most outstanding surviving example of the 30 missions built by them, and its preservation state, it was declared World Heritage site by the UNESCO the same year than the Iguazú falls. Book a tour from your hostel front-desk in order to visit, they are two hours down south from Puerto Iguazú city, and it’s really worth to do it with a tour guide.