The formal design plan for the complex takes into consideration the utilization of developed areas and existing pathways, in order to avoid causing an accessory damage to the park vegetation. The new facilities of the Park were located on the area of the old lguazú Airport which worked from 1954 to 1978. The consolidation of underground utilities such as gas, water, power, telephone, etc has also been considered and will guarantee the security and beauty of the park. 

Visitors Center : A detailed explanation about the biodiversity of the jungle and the culture of the region. There are two thematic areas explaining the nature and its ecosystems , the culture evolution of the region and the actions developed for environmental protection . 

Upper circuit : Accessing magnificent panoramic views of the Falls and the delta of the Iguazú river formed by a number of luxuriant islands . 

Green path : A walk through the thickness of the jungle  , sighting birds , butterflies and a marsh . Access to the Upper and the Lower Circuits . 

Lower circuit : A set of  catwalks strategically distributed allow the most amazing views of the Falls and an intimate experience in charming corners of the jungle . 

San Martin Island : A separate attraction . Located in the heart of the Falls , it offers the most spectacular views of San Martin and  "La Ventana's Falls  , an enormous rock formation facing the falls . 

The "Devil's Gorge" : Indescribable for its beauty and energy thrilling everybody with an impressive mixture of noises and landscapes . You must see it . 

Green train of the Jungle : It's a circuit of ecological trains in the middle of the Jungle and along the riverside taking the visitor to the access of the catwalks and attractions within the park . 

Regional tourism : Visit the ARIPUCA .

The Aripuca is an agricultural, ecological , tourist and familiar enterprise located at 15 Km. of the Iguazú waterfalls dedicated to promote the care of the environment and the nature, where the visitor will find an interesting tourist alternative.
Here 500 tons of round logs are exposed .These giant trees were retrieved from the Misiones' forest forming a great monument, everything here is made of wood in "aripuca" form, this name comes from a trap used by the Guarani indigenous people , who used it to hunt small animals without hurting them.

More information at : http://www.aripuca.com.ar

An aripuca