North Region
Puerto Iguazú
Cataratas del Iguazú
Some 275 falls, the Devil's Throat and walkways over the jungle. One of the New 7 Wonders of Nature.
Where to stay nearby · 332 places
Forest neighbors · tap one
Toco toucan
Its orange bill is unmistakable. Look for it in the tall trees of Iguazú and the forest.
Jaguar
The largest cat in the Americas and a Natural Monument. The Misiones jungle is one of its last refuges.
Turquoise-fronted amazon
Bright green, blue forehead and yellow face. Flies in pairs and noisy flocks.
Coati
Roams the Iguazú trails in groups. Cute, but don't feed it.
Butterflies
Hundreds of colorful species flutter by the falls. Sometimes they land on you.
Howler monkey
Its dawn howls can be heard for miles: the forest's natural alarm clock.
Misiones Province · Argentina
Jungle, water and red earth.
Waterfalls, Jesuit ruins and 795 places to stay in the rainforest. Find yours on the map.
795 places to stay
4 regions
6 languages
Five places that will change your trip.
Falling water, a breathing jungle, red stone with four centuries of history. And at every destination, the map shows you where to stay nearby.
North Region
Alto Uruguay Region
El Soberbio
Saltos del Moconá
Falls that run along the Uruguay river, not across it. You can see them when the river is low: the map tells you.
Where to stay nearby · 77 places
South Region
San Ignacio
San Ignacio Miní
Jesuit-Guaraní ruins in red sandstone. A UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Where to stay nearby · 200 places
Central Region
Aristóbulo del Valle
Salto Encantado
A waterfall dropping into a closed jungle valley, with viewpoints and trails.
Where to stay nearby · 186 places
Central Region
Yerba fields in the center and south
The land of yerba mate
Yerba fields, drying sheds and the mate tradition, from farm to cup.
Where to stay nearby · 186 placesReference photos: Wikimedia Commons (free licenses).
Wildlife of the Misiones jungle
Our forest neighbors.
The Paraná rainforest is home to some of the most amazing animals in South America. Walk slowly, quietly and early: the forest will show itself.
Natural Monument
Jaguar
Panthera oncaThe largest cat in the Americas. A Natural Monument, and the Misiones jungle is one of its last refuges in Argentina.
Toco toucan
Ramphastos tocoThe most famous bill in the forest: huge, orange and surprisingly light.
Turquoise-fronted amazon
Amazona aestivaBright green, blue forehead and yellow face. Flies in pairs and noisy flocks.
Tapir
Tapirus terrestrisAlso called anta: the largest land mammal in South America.
Howler monkey
Alouatta guaribaIts dawn howls can be heard for miles.
Capybara
Hydrochoerus hydrochaerisThe world's largest rodent. Calm, a good swimmer and always near water.
Broad-snouted caiman
Caiman latirostrisSunbathes on the banks of streams, lagoons and marshes.
Giant anteater
Myrmecophaga tridactylaA very long tongue and a bushy tail: it feeds on ants and termites.
Coati
Nasua nasuaThe host of the Iguazú walkways. Cute, but don't feed it.
Butterflies
Hundreds of speciesClouds of color by the falls. Sometimes they land on your hand.
Look
Don't touch
Don't feed them
Drive slowly on the road
Photos: Wikimedia Commons (free licenses)
One province, four ways to live it.
Cataratas del Iguazú · Wikimedia Commons
North Region
Iguazú Falls, the triple border and the thickest jungle. Hidden streams and towns on the Paraná river.
Puerto IguazúColonia WandaPuerto EsperanzaBernardo de Irigoyen
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Aristóbulo del Valle · Wikimedia Commons
Central Region
The green heart: hills, waterfalls, small farms and the most campsites in the province.
Aristóbulo del ValleSalto EncantadoCampo RamónMontecarloPuerto Rico
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Saltos del Moconá · Wikimedia Commons
Alto Uruguay Region
The Uruguay river, the border with Brazil and the Moconá Falls. Forest, water and silence.
El SoberbioSan VicenteColonia Aurora
77places to stay
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San Ignacio Miní · Wikimedia Commons
South Region
The Jesuit missions, the Posadas riverside and the beaches on the Paraná.
PosadasSan IgnacioCandelariaGarupáLeandro N. Alem
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Where to stay
A sample of the 795 places on the map
A tent by the stream or a cabin in the forest.
CampsitesCamping Alto Uruguay
25 de Mayo · Central Region
CabinsCamping y Saltos Los Cedros
Dos de Mayo · Alto Uruguay Region
ResortsComplejo El Brasilero
Puerto Rico · Central Region
BeachesBalneario Costa Sur
Posadas · South Region
ClubsClub Centro Empleados de Comercio
Montecarlo · Central Region
CampsitesCamping Lechuza
El Soberbio · Alto Uruguay Region
CabinsCabañas Las Violetas
Candelaria · South Region
ResortsComplejo Los Caceritos
Caraguatay · Central Region
BeachesBalneario Piray Guazú
Eldorado · Central Region
ClubsEx Club de Pesca
Puerto Esperanza · North Region
CampsitesCamping Viejo Puente
Campo Ramón · Central Region
CabinsLa Granja de Casiano
Azara · South RegionNo matches. All 795 places are on the map.
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Places to stay, waterfalls, routes, festivals, road conditions, speed cameras, border crossings, fuel prices and useful places.
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Plan your trip
Misiones end to end, in 5 days.
A sample route from Posadas to Iguazú. Save each stop in “My trip”, see the distances and driving times, and share it on WhatsApp.
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1Day 1 · Posadas
Posadas riverside
Arrival and sunset over the Paraná, facing Encarnación.
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2Day 2 · ~60 km
San Ignacio Miní
The Jesuit ruins in the morning; at night, the sound and light show.
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3Day 3 · ~100 km
Salto Encantado
Jungle trails in Aristóbulo del Valle and a night in a cabin or campsite in the center.
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4Day 4 · ~130 km
Saltos del Moconá
Road to El Soberbio. Before going, check on the map whether the river lets you see the falls.
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5Day 5 · ~300 km
Cataratas del Iguazú
Walkways, the Devil's Throat and the triple border to end the trip.
Travel with peace of mind
A map that knows what the road will ask you.
7-day weather
The forecast for each area and alerts for storms, heavy rain or muddy dirt roads.
The river and the falls
The Uruguay river level at El Soberbio tells you whether the Moconá Falls are visible.
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Save the map on your phone and use it in the forest. It installs like an app.
Pesos, reais and guaraníes
Converter with today's rates: official, blue, reais, guaraníes and dollars.
Tickets and hours
Prices for residents, students and retirees, with a link to buy.
Local festivals
Up-to-date dates for every festival in the province, to plan your trip.
Useful places
Hospitals, pharmacies, gas stations, ATMs, tire shops and border crossings to Paraguay and Brazil.
6 languages
The whole map in Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, German and Chinese, to welcome visitors from around the world.
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Frequently asked questions about Misiones
What is Misiones province known for?
The jungle, the red earth and the Paraná and Uruguay rivers. It is the greenest province in Argentina: Iguazú Falls, the Moconá Falls, the Jesuit ruins of San Ignacio, yerba mate and an immigrant culture from half the world, bordering Brazil and Paraguay.
What are 10 tourist spots in Misiones?
1 Iguazú Falls · 2 Moconá Falls · 3 San Ignacio Miní ruins · 4 Salto Encantado · 5 Teyú Cuaré Provincial Park · 6 Wanda mines · 7 Posadas riverfront · 8 Oberá and the Park of Nations · 9 Santa Ana and Loreto ruins · 10 Triple Frontier landmark in Puerto Iguazú. All of them are on the map, with directions and places to stay nearby.
When is the best time to visit Misiones?
All year round. Autumn (April–May) and spring (September–November) have pleasant temperatures and less rain; winter (June–August) is mild and dry, ideal for walking the Falls; summer (December–March) is very hot and humid, but the falls carry more water. The Moconá Falls are only visible when the Uruguay river is low: the river level is on the map.
What is the weather like in Misiones? When is it cold and which months are the rainiest?
Subtropical with no dry season: strong heat from December to March (30–38 °C), cool from June to August (lows of 8–12 °C and some frost in the centre of the province) and rain all year, peaking in October–November and March–April. The Weather button on the map shows the 7-day forecast for each region.
What are the typical food, drink and dessert of Misiones?
Food: chipa, reviro, mbeyú, sopa paraguaya, river fish such as surubí and pacú, and the dishes of the colonies (strudel, pierogi, pasta). Drink: mate and, in the heat, tereré, both with Misiones yerba. Sweets: papaya preserve, rapadura and cane honey, and lemon verbena preserve. On the map, the "Where to eat" menu shows where to try them.