It is hard, if not impossible at all, to resist the countless natural beauties and the ecological appeal of this wonderful region internationally known as Iguassu. More than 70 different ethnic groups, a spate of languages and diverse customs merge in harmony within paradisiacal scenery, framed by the largest cluster of waterfalls in the whole world, declared by the UNESCO as part of its heritage's list in 1986, the Iguassu Waterfalls.

2 Nights / 3 Days Package

*  1st Day : 

Meet and greet at airport for transfer-in to Hotel Located on Brazilian side.

IGUAÇU FALLS - BRAZILIAN SIDE - The 275 roaring Cataracts and blazing Rainbows 2.5 miles long between Brazil and Argentina.The thunderous crash of tons rushing water against balsatic rocks admist jungle of birds, butterflies and orchids is to take one's breath away.

 Lunch at Porto Canoas Restaurant with Falls panoramic view.

Macuco Safari By Boat - The  adventure begins at the Macuco Safari entrance gates inside the Iguassu National Park, the  embarkation is in open jeep-towed wagons that permit an unobstructed view of the scenery along the trail. During the stretch of three kilometers through the jungle,  sees  the flora and fauna of the Park. Orchids, palm trees, bromeliads, centenaria trees, as well as wild animals that occasionally cross the trail.
In the water, in inflatable bi-motor boats, secure and efficient vessels ,the  boat travels up-river passing the canyon facing the rapids at a speed that permits the appreciation of the scenery. Rocks, animals and a lot of greenery completes the scenery until the base of the Falls is reached, next to the "great horseshoe" known as the "Devil's Throat".

*  2nd Day  :

After morning breakfast-buffet , Cross  to the  Argentinean side of the boarder for a visit to the falls and then be transferred to the airport.

Argentinean Side Of The Falls - Tour goes through the Tancredo Neves Bridge, crossing the Paraná river. Visit to the Argentine side of the falls.
"The Upper Circuit is a half-hour walk along a 1200 mts trail – with low degree of difficulty and no stairs – that goes deep into the jungle.  You will get lots of closer views at the different observation points, and more panoramic sights toward the end of the trail.

The second leg of the train ride leaves from Cataratas Station and goes to Garganta del Diablo Station, a small area with fast foods and toilets. The trail goes across several branches of the upper Iguazu River, deep into the rain forest.
Garganta del Diablo (Devil’s throat) is a 70-meter-deep pot where several branches of the Iguazu river converge causing a violent water fall. A balcony set up at the border allows tourists to enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

*  3rd Day :

At appropriate time, departure transfer to the airport .

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