Salto San Martín
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Viewpoint Puerto Iguazú 16 km from downtown Puerto Iguazú
Is Salto San Martín worth visiting?
The second-largest fall at Iguazú, facing San Martín Island. It is in Puerto Iguazú, in the Iguazú region, 16 km from downtown Puerto Iguazú.
At a glance
| Type | Viewpoint |
|---|---|
| Town | Puerto Iguazú |
| Region | Iguazú |
| Distance to downtown Puerto Iguazú | 16 km |
| Coordinates | -25.68875, -54.44425 |
About Salto San Martín
Salto San Martín is one of the most powerful falls at Iguazú. You see it from the front on the Lower Circuit and from above on the Upper Circuit.
Local tip
Go at sunset and bring mate or tereré.
How to get there
Coordinates: -25.68875, -54.44425
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| Place | Town | Distance | Hours | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Salto San Martín | Puerto Iguazú | — | — | — |
| Salto Mbiguá | Puerto Iguazú | 180 m | — | — |
| Mirador Salto Eva | Puerto Iguazú | 360 m | — | — |
| Mirador Salto Bossetti | Puerto Iguazú | 390 m | — | — |
| Mirador Salto Chico | Puerto Iguazú | 450 m | — | — |
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Salto San Martín?
In Puerto Iguazú, Misiones, 16 km from downtown Puerto Iguazú. Coordinates: -25.68875, -54.44425.
What is near Salto San Martín?
Salto Mbiguá (180 m), Salto Bernabé Méndez (250 m), Salto Escondido (280 m).
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