Spectacular Waterfalls

Misiones is home to the world-renowned Iguazú Falls, but the province contains hundreds of other cascades shaped by the volcanic basalt terrain. These waterfalls range from the unique three-kilometer-long longitudinal Saltos del Moconá to urban drops like Salto Capioví. Many are protected within provincial parks like Salto Encantado, featuring drops of over 60 meters, while others offer natural stone pools suitable for swimming, such as Salto Tabay and Salto Krysiuk.

Iguazu Falls

Iguazú Falls or Iguaçu Falls are waterfalls of the Iguazu River on the border of the Argentine province of Misiones and the Brazilian state…

Saltos del Moconá

A unique three-kilometer-long longitudinal waterfall running parallel to the Uruguay River. It is only visible when the river level is low.

Salto Krysiuk

Waterfall located in the Guaraní municipality near Oberá, featuring natural swimming pools and native rainforest surroundings.

Salto Capioví

A seven-meter waterfall located within the urban area of Capioví town, featuring a recreational park and natural stone pool.

Salto Encantado

A 64-meter waterfall located within a provincial park, plunging into a deep canyon carved by the Cuñá Pirú stream.

Salto Helena

Small cascade located on the Piray Miní stream near the city of Eldorado.

Salto Bella Vista

Waterfall located in the rural Cuñá Pirú valley area near Aristóbulo del Valle.

Salto Golondrina

Wide waterfall on the Cuñá Pirú stream known for its natural basalt pools and rocky surroundings.

Salto Orquídeas

Forest cascade accessible via nature trails near the town of Dos de Mayo.

Salto Siete Pisos

A series of seven small tiered cascades located in the central highlands of Misiones.

Salto Paraíso

Waterfall located in the El Soberbio region near the Paraíso stream.

Salto Horacio Foerster

Cascade situated within the protected forest area near Moconá Provincial Park.

Saltos del Cuñá Pirú

Series of cascades on the Cuñá Pirú stream located within a university-managed forest reserve.

Salto Tabay

Features three main cascades and extensive natural stone pools used for swimming in Jardín América.

Salto Tres de Mayo

Waterfall located near Garuhapé, accessible via a forest trail that leads to the Yaguareté Cave.

Salto Arrechea

A 20-meter waterfall located at the end of the Macuco Trail within Iguazú National Park.

Salto Yerbas

Cascade located near El Soberbio, part of the tributary system of the Uruguay River.

Salto Arco Iris

Small waterfall located in the central rainforest region near Aristóbulo del Valle.

Salto del Pardo

Forest waterfall located in the vicinity of El Soberbio.

Salto Carpes

Waterfall located in the Florentino Ameghino municipality near the city of Oberá.