Iguazu versus Victoria Falls
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Iguazu versus Victoria Falls
I am planning a trip to Argentina and Chile for January next year. I would like to know how does the Iguazu falls compare to the Victoria Falls. I have been to the Vic Falls and found them to be awsome. Will I be dissapointed int he Iguazu falls after seing the Vic falls?
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I have friends who have seen both, they are different, Iguazu is larger and more diverse...I would not miss Iguazu even if I had seen Victoria. Just because you've seen one, doesn't mean you've seen them all 
That being said, if I went to Africa, I would not hesitate to visit VF as part of my trip (unless the politics stopped me).

That being said, if I went to Africa, I would not hesitate to visit VF as part of my trip (unless the politics stopped me).
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Henda hello,
I have been to Niagra Falls and to Victoria Falls - Zambia and Zimbabue sides. Niagra Falls was lovely; Victoria Falls was truly breathtaking and a different, excellent experience from each side...but Cataratas de Iguazu was the best. Both the Argentinean and Brazilian sides were spectacular - even more powerful and exciting and gorgeous than the others. Each side has a different quality - each side awesome. I would suggest that you take the opportunity - an unforgetable experience. ENJOY IT!
~MarnieWDC
I have been to Niagra Falls and to Victoria Falls - Zambia and Zimbabue sides. Niagra Falls was lovely; Victoria Falls was truly breathtaking and a different, excellent experience from each side...but Cataratas de Iguazu was the best. Both the Argentinean and Brazilian sides were spectacular - even more powerful and exciting and gorgeous than the others. Each side has a different quality - each side awesome. I would suggest that you take the opportunity - an unforgetable experience. ENJOY IT!
~MarnieWDC
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I've seen both which I found magnificent. If you can do both-- please do so, but if not, I'd opt for Foz do Iguacu and take in both the Argentine and Brazilian sides. I loved both.
Make sure you do the Safari, but if you do, wear old shoes or Crocs or the like, and wrap your camera well, too!
Make sure you do the Safari, but if you do, wear old shoes or Crocs or the like, and wrap your camera well, too!
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