The Saltos Del Monday waterfall, also known as Monday Falls, is an impressive waterfall in Paraguay, not too far from the famous Iguazu Falls in Argentina and Brazil, although this one is much less traveled by tourists.
Saltos Del Monday is one of the best natural sights in Paraguay, but it’s still relatively unknown, and most people visiting nearby Iguazu are totally unaware of this waterfall.
It’s relatively easy, safe, and inexpensive to visit Monday Falls on a day trip from Puerto Iguazu in Argentina or Foz Do Iguacu in Brazil, and aside from enjoying the big waterfall, there’s also the novelty of seeing another country and renewing your visa.
This travel guide will explain how to visit Saltos Del Monday on a day trip from Argentina, Brazil, or Paraguay, and then I’ll share some information about the waterfall itself!
How To Get To Saltos Del Monday Paraguay
The Saltos Del Monday waterfall is located on the outskirts of Ciudad Del Este city, in southeastern Paraguay. It’s very close to Paraguay’s border with Argentina and Brazil, so it’s good for a half-day trip from either place.
In my case, I hired a private driver to take me from Argentina to Paraguay on a half-day trip to see the Monday Falls, and then came back in the same day.
This is the most convenient way to do it from Argentina, but if you’re on a budget you can save costs by doing it yourself. Your hotel in Puerto Iguazu can help with arranging a driver, but expect to pay about $100 USD for the trip.
