What to do in Iguazu Falls on a rainy day?

Absolutely! The Iguazu Falls area has the peculiarity of having strong rains that end quickly due to its subtropical climate. That means you can take shelter during your visit to the park under a roof and even continue exploring, as it is very common to end up wet from the mist of the waterfalls on this visit (not to mention if you do the Gran Aventura/Great Adventure boat tour, there you end up completely soaked), and therefore it’s easy to find raincoats to protect against the rain.

Absolutely! Just like on the Argentinian side, the rain doesn’t usually last very long and you can purchase raincoats during your visit to protect yourself from the rain. Additionally, the visit to the Iguazu Falls on the Brazilian side is not shorter than the Argentine one, so you won’t be under the rain for that long.

It’s a great option! This tour is conducted almost entirely on a transport bus and allows you to move away from the rain area. Keep in mind that it is a long tour and if you come with minors, it might be a bit heavy for them.

It’s a good option if you want to make the most of your time doing some activity. You can get here by taxi and you will always be protected under the shopping center’s roof. We recommend combining it with other points of interest in the cities of Foz do Iguazu or Puerto Iguazu.

Yes! This tour is great to do on a rainy day because you can spend a couple of hours visiting not only this, but also the other museums and attractions at Dreams, like the Wax Museum.

Absolutely! Part of the visit is under cover, and even where there isn’t a roof there is a canopy of trees that can help protect you from the rain. We recommend also taking the opportunity to visit La Aripuca and the Images of the Jungle Museum, both of which are close to Guira Oga.

It’s not a bad option! Especially if you’re staying in Puerto Iguazu. You can take a taxi and visit the indoor attraction, while also learning about the local customs. We recommend also taking the opportunity to visit Guira Oga which is also nearby.

This visit is a great option because close to this place you have several attractions you can visit: La Aripuca, House of Bottles (La Casa de las Botellas), and Guira Oga.

Yes! This experience takes place in downtown Puerto Iguazú, which means that after the activity ends, you can explore the various shops in the area and still make the most of a rainy day.

Yes! It’s a good option for something to do on a rainy day. It’s also conveniently located near other attractions like Dream Ice Bar, Wonders of the World, Dinosaur Valley, and several others from Dreams Park Show. It’s a practical way to spend a couple of hours while waiting for the rain to stop.