Tourists who violate safety regulations at Iguaçu Falls, located on the Argentinian side of the landmark, risk fines and may be banned from visiting other national parks in Argentina. This measure aligns with existing regulations and has been underscored by recent incidents of unsafe behavior at the famous Garganta do Diabo viewpoint, known for its popularity among visitors. The park's management has reiterated the importance of adhering to safety rules to ensure the well-being of both visitors and park staff.

Park authorities have implemented strict measures to discourage risky behaviors, emphasizing that crossing protective barriers is strictly prohibited. Violators may face a range of consequences, including warnings, fines, expulsion from the site, and potential restrictions on access to other conservation areas throughout the country. The regulation aims to mitigate serious accidents by preserving the safety structures in place along the visitor pathways, which are well marked with signs and warnings.

The management has reminded visitors that such reckless actions not only jeopardize their own safety but also that of others around them. The continual reinforcement of these guidelines seeks to promote a culture of safety and respect for the natural environment among tourists, thereby enhancing their experience while minimizing risks at this stunning natural attraction.