Salto Encantado Park Gallery
Complete guide to visiting the Salto Encantado in Misiones: what the experience is like, what trails to follow, prices, schedules and how to organize the transfer from Iguazú.
Quote transfer from IguazúThe Salto Encantado Provincial Park is one of the most important natural spaces in the center of Misiones. It is located in the area of Aristóbulo del Valle and Salto Encantado, within a protected area of more than 13.000 hectares of Misiones jungle.
The visit combines trails, viewpoints, panoramic balconies and a high main waterfall, surrounded by native vegetation. It is an ideal experience for those looking to walk in the jungle, take photos and see another landscape of Misiones beyond the Iguazú Falls.
Unlike other more traditional excursions, Salto Encantado has a more natural and calm profile. It's not just about getting to see a waterfall: it's about exploring the park, choosing trails according to difficulty, and enjoying the surroundings.
It is a good option if you have already visited Cataratas and want to add jungle, trails and waterfalls in the interior of the province.
The park is about 230 km from Puerto Iguazú, so it should be thought of as a full-day outing or part of a tour of Misiones.
The experience is more enjoyable if you like walks, viewpoints and direct contact with nature.
Recommendation: If you have a few days in Iguazú, prioritize waterfalls and nearby excursions. If you want to visit more Misiones, Salto Encantado is an excellent natural alternative.
The visit to the Salto Encantado Park is done through trails, balconies and viewpoints that allow you to observe the canyon, the Cuña Pirú Arroyo Valley and the main waterfall from different points.
The tour can be simple or more active, depending on the trails you choose. There are low-difficulty deck options to reach viewpoints, medium-difficulty wild trails, and more demanding routes for those looking for a more intense experience.
The opening of paths and balconies may depend on the weather conditions at the time. On rainy days or with slippery trails, some areas may be restricted for safety.
The park's great waterfall, surrounded by jungle and visible from different panoramic viewpoints.
Panoramic points to observe the canyon, the waterfall and the natural environment of the park.
Routes of varying difficulty to walk among native vegetation, birds and small secondary falls.
The park allows you to choose routes according to available time, physical condition and weather conditions of the day.
| Viewpoints on balconies and terraces | Easy access panoramic points to see the canyon and Salto Encantado. |
| Deck trails | Low difficulty. They allow you to reach viewpoints with views of the main waterfall. |
| Acutí Jump and Hidden Jump | Medium difficulty. Wild trail of approximately 800 meters round trip. |
| La Olla waterfall and Picaflor waterfall | High difficulty. Longer route with a steep slope. |
| Enchanted Leap Base | High difficulty. It requires descending and ascending stairs, so it is not recommended for people with motor or cardio-respiratory difficulties. |
Important: trail availability may vary due to climate or natural conditions. Safety criteria are prioritized within the park.
Monday to Sunday from 09:00 to 17:00 hours. The ticket office operates from 09:00 to 16:50 hours.
Between 1 and 2 hours for a simple visit. It can be extended if you go on long trails or have lunch in the park.
Approximately 230 km from Puerto Iguazú. It is a full day outing.
Low to high depending on the chosen path. For demanding tours, good physical condition is recommended.
Closed footwear, comfortable clothing, water, repellent and protection for rain or sun depending on the weather.
The park has parking, information, park rangers, restrooms, drinking water, Wi-Fi, kiosk and restaurant.
Rates reported by the official site of the Misiones Ministry of Tourism for the Salto Encantado Provincial Park. Values may change without prior notice.
| General admission | $ 19.000 pesos |
| Argentine residents | $ 8.000 pesos |
| Retirees | $ 3.500 pesos |
| Residents of Misiones | $ 4.200 pesos |
| Residents of Aristóbulo del Valle and Salto Encantado | $ 2.500 pesos |
| Children under 6 years and people with disabilities | No charge |
Important: it is mandatory to present ID. For benefits or gratuities, corresponding documentation may be requested.
Parque Salto Encantado has a restaurant located in a canyon surrounded by vegetation, with dishes made with local and seasonal products.
The restaurant usually operates from 11:00 to 15:00 hours and places are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis and availability. There is also a kiosk, toilets, drinking water and rest spaces.
It is also allowed to enter with food, a cooler and chairs, always respecting the rules of the protected natural area and taking away the waste generated.
Yes. Salto Encantado Park can be part of a more complete tour of Misiones, especially if you have several days and want to see different landscapes of the province.
An interesting option is to combine it with the Saltos del Moconá , a unique experience where the waterfalls are traveled by boat along the Uruguay River.
It can also be combined with the Wanda Mines , a shorter visit where you visit precious stone deposits with a guide included.
These combinations allow you to create itineraries of nature, jungle, rivers and geological attractions departing from Iguazú.
The Salto Encantado Provincial Park is located in the town of Salto Encantado, Misiones. From Aristóbulo del Valle you access via Provincial Route 220 until the entrance to the park.
From Puerto Iguazú the trip is long, with an approximate distance of 230 km. Therefore, for many visitors it is advisable to organize the departure with transfer from the accommodation, especially if it is combined with other destinations in Misiones.
If your idea is to travel beyond the classic waterfall circuit, this park can be an excellent stop to add nature, trails and waterfalls.
We can help you organize the transfer from Puerto Iguazú to visit the Salto Encantado Provincial Park and, if you want, combine it with other attractions in Misiones.
Ask about a transferIt is located in the town of Salto Encantado, Misiones, near Aristóbulo del Valle.
A simple visit usually takes between 1 and 2 hours. If you go on long hikes or have lunch in the park, it may take more time.
It depends on the trail. There are low difficulty deck routes and others of medium or high difficulty, such as the base of the jump or the path to La Olla.
Yes, especially the viewpoints and low difficulty trails. On more demanding tours, supervision and evaluating the physical condition of the group is recommended.
The opening of paths, balconies and walks may depend on weather conditions. On rainy days some sectors may be restricted for safety.
Yes. The park has a restaurant, kiosk and basic services for visitors.
Yes, the official site informs that you can enter with food, a cooler and chairs, always respecting the park's rules and removing the waste generated.
It is convenient if you have several days or want to explore Misiones beyond Cataratas. From Puerto Iguazú it is a long exit, so it is recommended to plan it well.
Yes. It can be part of a broader itinerary through Misiones, combining nature, waterfalls, rivers and other attractions.
