You will tour the Brazilian Side of the Falls which contains a 20% of the total jumps of the falls and the best panoramic views. This amazing place was designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New 7th Wonders of Nature.
You will be able to to choose to travel among a group tour (up to 40 passengers) or a small-group tour (up to 20 passengers), assuring that you choose your own experience.
Iguazu Falls Brazilian Side
Your hotel pick-up marks the beginning of your journey as you are transported to the park's Visitors Center. Once there, you'll board the panoramic buses that initiate the park tour. Disembarking after a short ride, you'll commence your exploration on foot.The initial vantage point provides a sweeping panorama of the Argentinean falls. Following a 950-meter stroll with breathtaking views of the Iguazu River, you'll arrive at the falls on the Brazilian side. The walkway alongside the Floriano Fall offers visitors a refreshing welcome, showcasing a stunning panoramic vista of the lower Iguazu River and the Devil's Gorge Canyon. For those seeking a bit of adventure, an elevator and stairs guide you to the shopping and restaurant area upstairs, though be prepared for some stairs as part of the route.Upon completing the tour, you'll be seamlessly transported back to your hotel, concluding your immersive experience.
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4.6
Witnessing the incredible cascade of water from the vantage points was a highlight for our family, and we were in awe of the sheer power of nature. While the visit to the dam offered an interesting perspective on engineering, we did find the timing a bit rushed between activities.
4.6
The views of the falls from the Brazilian side were nothing short of spectacular, and the ride to Itaipu Dam added an intriguing layer to my adventure.
4.4
Exploring the Brazilian side of the falls was a breathtaking experience for our family. We particularly loved the panoramic viewpoints, which offered stunning vistas that felt almost surreal. The only downside was the occasional crowd, making it hard to snap a few family photos without strangers in the frame. The optional visit to Itaipu Dam was fascinating, showcasing impressive engineering and giving us a deeper appreciation of the region. Overall, it was a fantastic way to spend a few hours soaking in the natural beauty and learning something new.