Nothing in the world of water is more impressive than the natural spectacle provided by the stunning group of 275 waterfalls that make up the Iguassu Waterfalls. Located a few kilometers from the union of the Iguassu river with the Paraná river, the waterfalls take you to a state of awe with their size, water flow, and strong current. The biggest waterfall is the "Devils Throat", which is 90 meters high.

You can add different options to make this experience even better:

Panoramic helicopter flight (10 minutes approximately): this flight gives a completely different and unique perspective of the spectacular waterfalls.
Macuco - Floating Safari: Ecological trails, canyons, wild animals and a spectacular view. Iguassu Falls are some of the things you´ll encounter during this unforgettable excursion through the Iguassu National Park. Board open jeep-towed wagons that allow for an unobstructed view of the scenery along the trail. The hike is the second stage of your journey. On a stretch of 600 meters, is a hike on a trail that leads to a waterfall called "Macuco Falls" (optional). Before embarkation, passengers 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.
Bird Park: it is conveniently located at the entrance of the Iguassu National Park, and fully integrated into its natural surroundings. Here you can admire hundreds of different native and exotic birds, reptiles, caimans, marmosets and butterflies in spacious walk-through aviaries and trails that wind through the jungle.

Admire a unique perspective of the Iguassu Waterfalls
Explore the Iguassu National Park
An impressive natural spectacle
Discover the "Devils Throat", the biggest waterfall which is 90 meters high

Iguaçu National Park entrance fee - BRL 63.60. Brazilians pay half price. For tourists born in the Mercosur region, admission costs BRL 50.60. Children up to 11 years old have free admission
Check if you require a Visa or a similar document to enter Brazil. You are responsible for obtaining these documents
The National Park fees should be paid locally. Prices are approximated and subject to change without notice
The Macuco tour itself takes about an hour and twenty minutes. After that, you are free to explore the park on your own before being taken back to your hotel
It is necessary to bring along your passport and pay close attention to visa restrictions. A current valid passport is required on the day of travel
If you are being picked up in Puerto Iguazu to cross to Brazil, you will need to pay a fee of $40,00 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 highly recommended