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Iguazú

MISIONES, ARGENTINA

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“When one steps into Awasi Iguazu,
one is stepping into a perfectly curated
world of simple, non-fussy luxury.”

AWASI GUEST, NEW YORK.

Located just 20 minutes from the world’s largest waterfalls, Awasi’s new 14-room lodge is situated on the banks of the River Iguazú, surrounded by the Atlantic Rainforest. Each villa is assigned with a private guide and 4WD, allowing guests to explore at their own pace, visiting where they want, in their own time.

A refuge in the

Atlantic Rainforest

Awasi Iguazú is the perfect spot to enjoy the world famous National Park and its surroundings, while also enjoying especially crafted excursions that go beyond the falls.

After days spent exploring the impressive natural scenery in and around the Iguazú Falls, return to Awasi for a swim in your own private plunge pool, a drink at the bar in the main lodge and long evening meals in our restaurant.

“… the Paraná flows through the bottom of an immense canyon whose walls, a hundred metres high, entomb the river. From the river banks, bordered with black towers of basalt, rises the equally black forest.
Ahead, on either side, behind, the endless mournful rock walls, at the bottom of which the rushing river flows in incessant bubbles of muddy water.
The landscape is fierce, and a deathly silence reigns over it.
At dusk, however, its calm and gloomy beauty exudes a singular majesty.”

ADRIFT BY HORACIO QUIROGA (1878-1937)

Discover more about this historical place

The first known European to visit the Iguazú Falls was the
Spanish conquistador, Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, in 1541.

Argentina's Misiones Province took its name from the Jesuit Missionaries
who came to this region in the 1600s. Over the following centuries,
they worked to protect the Guarani people and their villages.
Their tale is told in the film, The Mission with Robert De Niro.

Inheritance

The early 20th century saw considerable levels of European immigration to Misiones, many worked on the land harvesting crops such as yerba mate or working on orange or grapefruit plantations.

Taste the Flavours
of the
Atlantic Rainforest

Discover the intricate range of sounds
that coexist in the rainforest…

PLAY

Did you know that Awasi is Carbon Neutral?

We protect 340 hectares of native woodland in Iguazú and Patagonia.
These areas absorb over 10,000 tonnes of CO2 per year.
This amount is greater than the emissions generated by our three lodges,
including the travel emissions of our guests.

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