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Family photography · Puerto Iguazú
In short
Family photography in Puerto Iguazú starts at $140: 30 min on location with a photographer who works in Puerto Iguazú, and 20 edited photos delivered to a private gallery within 7 days.
Why choose family photography in Puerto Iguazú?
Iguazú is one of the few world-class landscapes that a family with small children can reach without a hike: trains, flat walkways and benches in the shade. A family session here is designed around the children's pace, with the falls arriving in the background rather than at the end of a long walk. The session lasts 30 minutes and delivers 20 edited photos within 7 days.
Worth knowing about Puerto Iguazú
At the Parque Nacional Iguazú children aged 0 to 6 inclusive pay no entry, and the Paseo Superior has no stairs while the Paseo Inferior does. A family session at Iguazú with toddlers is therefore built on the Paseo Superior and the stair-free Garganta walkway, with strollers along, and leaves the lower circuit for older children.
What does the session in Puerto Iguazú look like?
- Paseo Superior
- A flat, stair-free walkway with the falls behind the family.
- Tren Ecológico de la Selva
- Children at the open train windows on the way to the Garganta.
- Garganta del Diablo walkway
- A long flat approach for walking shots with the spray ahead.
What does family photography in Puerto Iguazú include?
- 30-minute session at one location near where you are staying
- 20 edited photos: the whole group, each household, and children on their own
- Online gallery delivered within 7 days, downloadable by every branch of the family
- Timing planned around naps, meals and the softest light of the day
- Direction built for small children: games and movement rather than long holds
Permits at these locations: Paseo Superior: Included in the park entry ticket; the circuit is one way, so a session moves with the flow of visitors
FAQ — Family photography in Puerto Iguazú
Can we bring a stroller to a family session at Iguazú Falls?
Yes, on the right circuits. At the Parque Nacional Iguazú the Paseo Superior and the 1,100 m Garganta del Diablo walkway have no stairs, while the Paseo Inferior has stairs and restricted access. A family session at Iguazú with a stroller stays on the two stair-free walkways.
Do young children pay to enter the Iguazú park?
No. Children from 0 to 6 years inclusive are exempt from the entry fee at the Parque Nacional Iguazú, according to the APN fee table in force from June 2026. Older children and adults pay their category's rate, and an Iguazú family session adds no fee of its own.