Explore the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls on this half-day tour from Foz do Iguaçu. Travel deep into Iguaçu National Park for the best up-close views of Devil’s Throat. See the falls from above and below to get an idea of ​​the power and majesty of this natural wonder.

Iguaçu Falls are the largest group of waterfalls in the world. It is visited by millions of tourists every year and is one of the New Seven Natural Wonders. You are in the city of Foz do Iguaçu, bordering the city of Puerto Iguazú (Argentina).

There are 275 jumps of various sizes, the largest of which is 80 meters high, called Garganta do Diabo. On average there are 1,500 m3 of water per second of flow. The shape of the waterfall is horseshoe, which offers a unique panoramic view on the Brazilian side.

Iguaçu Falls get their name from the fact that they are located on the Iguaçu River, which marks the border between Brazil and Argentina in the region. It is possible to visit the falls on both sides of the border, which offer tourists a variety of infrastructure such as sidewalks, lookouts, snack bars, restaurants, restrooms and shops.

In addition to the falls themselves, you have a huge green area around you with a rich fauna and flora, as the falls are located in one of the last reserves of the Atlantic rainforest, the Iguaçu National Park with its 185,000 hectares on the Brazilian side and another 65,000 hectares on the Argentine side.

On the Brazilian side, the tour begins at the Visitor Reception Center, where tourists can find ticket offices to purchase tickets. It is from here that the panoramic buses depart that take visitors through the interior of the national park to the beginning of the walkways from which one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world can be seen: the Iguaçu Falls.