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Are you ready for a wet adventure? Your day begins at the entrance to the Macuco Safari, located 25 kilometers down Cataratas Highway inside Iguassu National Park. Board open jeep-towed wagons that allow for an unobstructed view of the scenery along the trail. During the stretch of three kilometers through the jungle, your guide will point out examples of the flora and fauna of the park. Don't miss the opportunity to admire orchids, palm trees, bromeliads, centenarian trees, and wild animals.

The hike is the second stage of your day. On a stretch of 600 meters, is a hike on a trail that leads to a waterfall called "Macuco Falls" (optional). The waterfall spills down from a height of approximately 20 meters. Access is via a stairway carved into the ancient rock. Make your way down on a short drive on an open-top jeep to reach the last stop, the Macuco Safari docks on the Brazilian side of the Iguassu River. In the water, inflatable bi-motor boats await you. Before embarkation, you receive life-vests and plastic containers in which to protect photographic and filming equipment. The boat travels up-river passing the canyon facing the rapids at a speed that allows for scenic viewing. Rocks, animals and ample amounts of greenery complete the scenery until the base of the Falls is reached, next to the "great horseshoe" know as the "Devils Throat". Enjoy a waterfall shower. Rainbows, blue sky, mist and water in abundance, punctuate the spectacle whose high-point is the "The Three Musketeers".

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Højdepunkter

Ride in an open jeep-towed wagon and enjoy a great view of the trail
Hike through ecological routes
Admire Macuco Falls
Enjoy an exciting boat ride through the waterfalls

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Vigtig information

Please check if you require a Visa or a similar document to enter Brazil. You are responsible for obtaining these documents
The Macuco tour itself takes about an hour and forty-five minutes to little over 02 hours. Including roundtrip transfers, total time is 04.5 hours approximately
Entrance fee of the Iguazú National Park - BRL 52,00. Brazilians pay half price. For tourists born in the Mercosur region, admission costs BRL 39,00. Children up to 11 years old have free admission
Fees should be paid locally and are subject to change without notice
If you are being picked up in Puerto Iguazu to cross to Brazil, you will need to pay a fee of $20,00 pesos for an Eco touristic tax in Puerto Iguazu
Please make sure to keep your receipt in order to avoid being charged twice
Comfortable shoes and clothing are recommended
Since at the end of the day everyone normally ends-up wet, you should bring extra clothing to use after the boat excursion

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