Cataratas Del Iguazú International Airport

The airport uses one passenger terminal that handles both domestic and international operations, with passport control and customs facilities on site. The terminal is compact but handles international arrivals; amenities include check‑in, security and a mix of food outlets and car rental desks concentrated in the same building.

Taxis, private shuttles and local buses connect the airport with Puerto Iguazú town; travel to the town center usually takes 15-25 minutes.

• Rail/metro: No rail link.
• Buses/shuttles: Airport buses and private shuttles run to Puerto Iguazú and major hotels; schedules and operators vary.
• Taxis: Readily available outside arrivals; agree a fare or use official taxis/shuttle services.
• Driving: Short drive to town with nearby car rental desks.

If visiting the falls, allow extra time for transfers and park opening schedules.

Facilities support international visitors but remain compact. Food & drink: several cafés and snack outlets landside/airside. Wi‑Fi: airport Wi‑Fi is sometimes available; expect variable performance. Lounges: limited dedicated lounges; most seating is public. Duty‑free: duty‑free shopping exists for international departures. Charging & seating: charging points in public seating areas. Accessibility: immigration and airport facilities provide basic assistance; inform your airline ahead of arrival if you need help.

Most accommodation is in Puerto Iguazú town rather than at the airport; many hotels and lodges offer private transfers to/from the airport.

• For layovers consider booking a hotel in Puerto Iguazú - travel time from the airport is short and many properties provide airport pickup.

Day‑rooms and last‑minute bookings are best handled through town hotels.