IGUAZU FALLS - BRAZILIAN SIDE: Explore the Natural Wonder from Brazil

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Discover Iguazu Falls from Brazil: Book your adventure today!

Our tour to the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls is the best way to get the best views of one of the most wonderful waterfalls on the planet.

We will travel through the Brazilian National Park via its walkways built in the middle of the subtropical rainforest, which will take us to the Devil's Throat , the highest and most spectacular waterfall.

On this unmissable trip to Iguazu Falls, we will also have the opportunity to see diverse species of flora and fauna that inhabit the jungle.
**Approximately 5-6 hours
Every day
Hotels in downtown Puerto Iguazu and Foz do Iguaçu from 7:30 am
11:30/12:30

About this tour

The Iguassu National Park (Brazilian side) has an area of 185,000 hectares. Upon arrival at the Visitor Center, you enter through the Access Portal individually, where the carrying capacity of the Park is controlled.

Next, you'll board a coach that will begin your tour within the park and take you to the start of the walkways, a 1,200- meter path along the Iguazu River bluff . At this starting point, you'll have a panoramic view of the Argentine Falls, a perfect spot for taking photographs.

Continuing along the trail, you'll see the Iguazu River canyon, Rivadavia Falls, and the Three Musketeers Falls , among others. Towards the end of the trail, you'll reach the lower viewpoint of the Devil's Throat , which at this point is about 200 meters away . This magnificent scenery is further enhanced by the frequent appearance of rainbows.

The tour ends at Salto Floriano, where there is an elevator for seniors and people with disabilities that takes you directly down to the coach parking area. Alternatively, you can take the footpath that leads to the same meeting point. Return to the hotel.

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What's included

  • -Transfers from your hotel -Guide in Spanish or English (depending on the option selected)

Not included

  • Prices do NOT include the cost of admission to the National Park or meals.

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**Comfortable clothing and shoes** **Passport/visa/ID card (check if your country of origin requires a visa for Brazil)**

*IMPORTANT: Due to the El Niño weather phenomenon, which is expected to bring heavy rains to the region, the National Park authorities have decided to implement a preventative closure of the Devil's Throat circuit starting Monday, August 3rd. We want to reassure you that Iguazu National Park remains open and operating normally. This decision is a very positive protective measure. It involves the temporary dismantling of the walkways to safeguard the structure before the river level rises, thus ensuring that the circuit will reopen as soon as conditions permit. It is estimated that it will remain closed for approximately 90 to 120 days. *Pick-up is only available from hotels located in the city center. If your accommodation is outside this area, a meeting point will be provided. *The pick-up time will be confirmed 24 hours before the tour. This time is approximate and may vary depending on traffic conditions and other factors. *The National Park entrance fee can be paid on-site, before entering the park. Prices may vary depending on the National Parks Administration's regulations. *Check if your nationality requires a visa to enter Brazil.

Location

Rates

From COP 139,647

Iguazu Falls Brazilian Side - Group Service

From COP 142,651

Services in groups of up to 40 passengers with guide in Spanish/English

Starts 07:30 5 hours Español, English
Operates: Every day
CANCELACION
Free Until 24hs Before
COSTO
Budget
DIFICULTAD
Low

Frequently asked questions

To cross the border and visit Iguazu Falls on the Brazilian side, tourists must have a valid passport. Citizens of some countries may also require a visa, so it's important to check specific requirements before traveling. It's also recommended to bring a printed copy of your tour reservations and any other relevant documents. It's essential to ensure all documents are up-to-date and in order to avoid any inconveniences during the border crossing. Prior coordination ensures a smooth and hassle-free trip.

The best time to visit Iguazu Falls, on the Brazilian side, depends on your sightseeing preferences. If you want to see the falls at their peak, consider traveling during the rainy season, which runs from December to March. However, it's wetter and warmer. From April to October, the weather is milder and drier, providing better conditions for hiking and enjoying the views. Overall, both seasons offer a unique and spectacular experience, so it's ideal to plan according to your personal interests and preferred weather conditions.

For the excursion to Iguazu Falls on the Brazilian side, it is recommended to wear comfortable, lightweight clothing suitable for walking and adapting to the variable weather conditions. In summer, opt for cool, breathable clothing, such as cotton t-shirts and shorts. Don't forget a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun. During the rainy season or when approaching the falls, bring a raincoat or rain jacket and store your belongings in waterproof bags. Sturdy, non-slip footwear is essential for trails and observation platforms.

The tour of Iguazu Falls on the Brazilian side usually lasts approximately half a day, including hotel pickup and drop-off. The excursion includes a visit to the main attractions of Iguazu National Park on the Brazilian side, offering a panoramic view of the falls. Park entrance is included, as is transportation in comfortable vehicles. Bilingual guides provide valuable information about the flora, fauna, and history of the area. It's a complete experience where you can enjoy the natural splendor while surrounded by a safe and guided environment.

Although not mandatory, purchasing travel insurance is highly recommended when visiting Iguazu Falls on the Brazilian side. Insurance covers you in case of medical emergencies, accidents, or unforeseen inconveniences during your vacation. These types of excursions often involve outdoor activities, and while safe, they always carry a risk. Additionally, travel insurance can include coverage for itinerary delays and lost luggage. By choosing insurance, you protect your investment and guarantee peace of mind so you can fully enjoy your experience at the falls without worrying about unforeseen events.
4.6 22 reviews
4.0

excursies Iguazu

Goede excursies gehad, van te voren goed geholpen. Alles prima voor elkaar!!

Annechiena Koobs en Johanna Kat
5.0

Tourism Iguazu

Julio did very well with a large group who spoke several different languages. It was a very fun trip.

Elizabeth C Rupp
4.0

Ocio Iguazu

Me gusto mucho el servicio que prestan puntuales, y responden a las dudas. La sugerencia sería que si esta lloviendo ofrezcan cambiar el día de excursión a modo de opción

Johana Elizabeth Salgan
5.0

Holiday Iguazu

Fantastic service. The few times I needed support, the WhatsApp 24/7 line was excellent.

Andrew Lockey
4.0

Vacaciones Iguazu

Todavia no hemos hecho las actividades porque acabamos de llegar, pero sobre la asistencia de Agustina solo tenemos comentarios positivos. Ha sido muy amable y disponible, modificando el itinerario muchas veces segun nuestras sugerencias. Hemos apreciado mucho su paciencia.

Mariangela Baratto
4.0

CATARATAS DEL IGUAZU - LADO BRASILERO Iguazu

Una excursion un poco convencional pero perfecta para empezar nuestro viaje en Ushuaia. El guia Federico fue muy amable y bien organizado; recomendamos esta actividad!

Mariangela baratto
5.0

CATARATAS DEL IGUAZU - LADO BRASILERO Iguazu

SUPER!! La excursion es muy interesante pero ademas del paisaje el guia Franco es excepcional: super simpatico pero tambien muy muy profesional!! Canal Fun es FUN de verdad. El almuerzo preparado por Franco fue una sorpresa muy agradecida: todo perfecto! La mejor actividad en Ushuaia

Mariangela baratto
5.0

Turismo Iguazu

Solo para que tomen nota. El jungle fly no dura 6 horas como me dijeron. Una vez en el lugar con el arnés puesto al llegar, dura 1:30. Hay un trayecto desde el punto de encuentro hasta el lugar donde inicia el recorrido de 20' pero eso no es parte de la atracción, es un transporte de jungle fly hasta la zona de inicio. Son 2 tirolesas, 2 puentes colgantes y un descenso sobre una cascada pero no es rapel, te sostienen con 2 cuerdas. El Rapel es un descenso autónomo. Igualmente está bien que sea así para que cualquier persona lo pueda hacer. Está es info para que les permita presentar la actividad de forma que se asemeje más a la realidad. Estuvo muy lindo pero como me dijeron que duraba 6 hs, creí que era de día completo y no fue así. Muchas gracias por todo, muy linda experiencia con ustedes. Saludos

Fabio Cappetta
5.0

Passeios em Iguazu

Nós passamos as férias em Iguazu onde tivemos muita diversão com o passeio Cataratas Do Iguaçu - Lado Brasileiro. Recomendamos reservar esse passeio!

Joana
5.0

O que fazer em Iguazu

Se você estiver procurando o qué fazer em Iguazu, você deve considerar o passeio Cataratas Do Iguaçu - Lado Brasileiro. Vair ser uma experiência inesquecivel!

Luiz
From COP 139,647

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