Photos of the Duty Free Shop Puerto Iguazú
A duty-free shopping center located on the border between Argentina and Brazil, ideal for adding a shopping stop during the crossing between Puerto Iguazú and Foz do Iguaçu.
One of the best-known shopping malls in the region, strategically located on the border between Argentina and Brazil.
The Duty Free Shop Puerto Iguazú is a duty-free shopping located on National Route 12, in the Border Crossing.
It brings together a wide variety of international brands and items highly sought after by those who visit Puerto Iguazú or cross to Foz do Iguaçu.
Beyond shopping, it also works as a comfortable stop to rest, explore and take advantage of services such as parking, a bar and ample circulation spaces.
Duty Free brings together different items with international brands. Some products tend to be especially sought after by those who visit these types of stores.
One of the most sought after items due to the variety of international brands and specific promotions.
Whiskeys, wines and premium spirits are usually one of the most common purchases, especially for gifts.
It is advisable to review this sector with a prior comparison, especially in accessories and small gadgets.
Fashion, sportswear and accessories, where there may be interesting promotions depending on the season.
An interesting area for those looking for international brands in accessories.
A classic option for souvenirs, gifts or quick purchases before returning.
Suggestion: Before buying, it is advisable to check the daily promotions, consult the internal price and take into account the excess when re-entering Argentina.
A strategic location for those moving between Puerto Iguazú and Foz do Iguaçu.
Due to its location at the Border Crossing, the Puerto Iguazú Duty Free Shop is usually a very practical stop for those crossing between Argentina and Brazil.
It is a frequent option for those returning from the Falls on the Brazilian side , for those staying in Puerto Iguazú and making a trip to Foz, or for those who simply want to take advantage of the crossing to do some shopping.
Important: entry depends on the country of origin and the crossing you are making. If you are staying in Puerto Iguazú and want to enter, you have to exit and re-enter immigration.
Practical information to better organize your visit.
According to the FAQ section of the official site, it is open from Sunday to Thursday from 12:00 to 20:00 hours and Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 to 21:00 hours.
The visit is free and depends on the time each person dedicates, although it normally ranges from 1 to 3 hours.
You can pay with international cards, debit and cash in Argentine pesos, US dollars and Brazilian reals.
It has free covered parking for 450 vehicles and an outdoor space for other 500 vehicles.
Upon returning to Argentina, Puerto Iguazú has a special franchise of up to USD 500 per person for purchases in free shops, according to current regulations.
The store does not publish prices online. The current price can be consulted on the signage located at the entrance.
Important: the exemption applies to re-entry to Argentina and is subject to current customs regulations. In land crossings, in addition, the general baggage allowance applies and the excess is taxed.
Fact to keep in mind: at the bottom of the official website there is also a general schedule from Monday to Sunday from 12:00 to 20:00 hours and holidays from 10:00 to 20:00 hours. As there is a difference with the FAQ section, it is advisable to reconfirm before going.
The best time to visit the Puerto Iguazú Duty Free Shop is usually during the crossing between Argentina and Brazil, especially when returning from Foz do Iguaçu or the Falls on the Brazilian side.
It can also be a good option as a punctual departure from Puerto Iguazú, taking into account the additional time that the immigration process may involve.
On high demand days or weekends, the border crossing may take longer, so it is a good idea to plan your visit in advance.
A space designed to make the visit comfortable, even during a brief stop during the border crossing.
It has elevators, mechanical ramps, adapted toilets, preferential checkouts and other resources for people with disabilities or reduced mobility.
In addition to the commercial sector, the complex offers spaces to take a break and continue the tour with more comfort.
The store considers exchanges due to manufacturing faults or defects, as long as the product is unused, in its original packaging and with a purchase receipt.
The Duty Free Shop Puerto Iguazú is located on the National Route 12, km 1645,5 , at the Border Crossing of Puerto Iguazú, an area heavily traveled by those traveling between Argentina and Brazil.
You can see the exact location on the following map:
Yes, especially if you want to take advantage of the intersection between Puerto Iguazú and Foz do Iguaçu to add a comfortable and well-located shopping experience.
It is a stop that can fit very well when returning from the Falls on the Brazilian side, during a border crossing or even as a specific departure from Puerto Iguazú.
The key is to take into account in advance how the immigration process impacts depending on where you come from and where you return to.
It is located on the National Route 12, km 1645,5, at the Border Crossing between Argentina and Brazil, at Puerto Iguazú.
According to the FAQ section of the official site, it is open from Sunday to Thursday from 12:00 to 20:00 hours and Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 to 21:00 hours, in Argentina time.
It accepts international Visa, Mastercard, Amex and PIX cards, as well as debit and cash in Argentine pesos, US dollars and Brazilian reals.
Yes. It has free covered parking for 450 vehicles and an outdoor space for other 500 vehicles.
When returning to Argentina, Puerto Iguazú has a special franchise of up to USD 500 per person for purchases in free shops.
The store does not establish its own limit when no commercial purpose is presumed. The limitation depends on the entry franchise of each country.
To enter the property, the store indicates that you must register your departure at customs in the country of origin and have the corresponding documentation. If you are staying in Puerto Iguazú and want to enter, that means leaving and re-entering immigration.
Yes. The property has reserved spaces, elevators, mechanical ramps, adapted toilets, preferential checkouts and other accessibility resources.
No. The store indicates that it does not publish product prices due to internal policy. The quote can be seen on the signage located at the entrance.
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