Puerto Iguazú

We visited the Iguazu Falls from both the Argentinian and the Brazilian sides and it has to be admitted, that the Argentinian side of the falls is a great place for families with babies and a stroller. You can even borrow one at the train station close to the main entrance.

At the main entrance, and at every train station, you will find...

We visited the Iguazu Falls from both the Argentinian and the Brazilian sides and it has to be admitted, that the Argentinian side of the falls is a great place for families with babies and a stroller. You can even borrow one at the train station close to the main entrance.

At the main entrance, and at every train station, you will find priority lines for babies, pregnant ladies and disabled people. The train will carry your buggy on the rooftop. All the tracks are suitable for buggies, except the one which goes to the river cruise, but there is no need to go there anyway. You can easily spend a day or two there and still have new things to see and new places to relax at. For a day trip we went to Ciudad del Este in Paraguay, though this was not exactly a baby friendly trip (busy traffic, no traffic and you basically only visit the local market for crazy cheap electronics).