Excursion to the Brazilian Falls

We begin picking up our adventurers from city hotels between 9 and 10 a.m., depending on the accommodation. It's important that each visitor has up-to-date documentation to complete immigration procedures.

First, we passed through customs on the Argentine side, followed by Brazilian customs (the latter only for non-Argentine passengers, as Mercosur allows same-day crossings without the need for registration). From there, we continued along the Cataratas Highway toward Iguaçu National Park, located in Foz do Iguaçu, Paraná state, Brazil.

Once in the park, we will follow a unique trail, located right in front of the waterfalls. The panoramic view of the landscape is truly breathtaking.

This walkway circuit is approximately 1,200 meters long and also allows visitors to admire the falls from the Argentine side. Uphill and downhill slopes invite visitors to discover the secrets that nature reveals along the way.

As you near the end of the trail, you'll be able to admire the immensity of the waters cascading down the incomparable Devil's Throat. The sensation of feeling the force of the river falling into the void and crashing against the bottom is unique. At this point, there's also a panoramic elevator with glass windows, from which you can admire the majesty of the waterfalls even more closely.

At the end of the trail, we wait for the bus that will take us back to the park entrance. To make the wait more pleasant, the park has restaurants, a café, restrooms, souvenir shops, and medical assistance.

During the tour, our expert guides make stops so visitors can take photos.