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Iguassu Falls

Trip Image The Guaraní Indians aptly named Iguassu Falls, meaning "Great Waters," as it is the world's largest waterfall. Straddling the border between Argentina and Brazil, the falls cover such a huge area that they must be visited on both sides to be fully appreciated.

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USD 300.00
CAD 300.00
EUR 235.00
GBP 160.00
NZD 405.00
AUD 360.00

or call:
1-866-549-7614

Itinerary

Day 1 Arrive Iguassu Falls

Arrive at either the Brazilian or Argentine airport where you will be met and transferred to your hotel on the Brazilian side of the falls. Spend the night in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, a surprisingly developed city only half an hour from the Falls. Spend the next few days exploring this tri-border region where Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay meet at the junction of the Parana and Iguazu rivers, however, the focus is the magnificent Cataratas do Iguaçu, or Iguassu falls.

Day 2 Iguassu Falls

In order to see the falls properly you need to view them from both the Brazilian and the Argentine sides: the Brazilian side offers the grand overview and the Argentine side a closer look. Today we begin our visit of the National Park Iguazú on the Argentinean side. Here we are able to get close enough to almost reach out and touch the waters from the many jungle walkways. If that isn’t close enough there is also the option of a Zodiac cruise into the heart of the falls. Return to the hotel in the afternoon. Overnight in Foz do Iguaçu.The torrential Iguassu River crosses the State of Paraná in Southern Brazil from East to West. A few kilometres before its junction with the Paraná River it forms one of the most splendorous natural beauties of the world: Iguassu Falls. Over 2.7 kilometres long and an average flow of 1.750 m3/s, this wonder is located in a very special place: the contrast between the green of the vegetation and the dark colour of the basalt rocks with whirring waters plunging from a 72 meter high cliff is magical. At Iguassu there are 275 falls in all, some over 80m (262.4 ft) in height, making these cataracts wider than Victoria Falls and higher than Niagara! It should come as no surprise that UNESCO declared the region a World Heritage Site in 1986.Originally “discovered” in 1541 by the Spaniard Juan Alvar Nuñez, he named the falls Saltos de Santa María. The name we use today means “great waters” in the Tupi-Guarani tongue. The falls are protected by two National Parks—one in Brazil and another in Argentina. Tours utilise trails and catwalks adapted to the landscape of the area, and walking is easy for all ages; guided tours of the complex are available several times a day. The best time of the year to visit is from August to November, as during the rainy season from May to July flooding will likely prevent closer viewing from the catwalks. Film buffs will remember that Iguassu was the site of several scenes from the film “The Mission.” A few hours south of the Falls, the ruins of the Jesuit missions of the era can still be visited on a day trip. An exhilarating optional boat tour at the top of the bottom of the falls or a short ride on a safari vehicle are optional activities worth considering.

Day 3 Iguassu Falls

Depart in the morning for a half-day excursion to National Park Iguaçu on the Brazilian side. Enjoy the panoramic view of the falls, along with a possible visit to a bird park filled with beautifully coloured local wildlife. Helicopter rides are available for a birds-eye view of the falls. Return to the hotel in the afternoon for some time to relax. Overnight in Foz do Iguaçu.

Day 4 Depart Iguassu Falls

Today is a departure day, and no activities are planned. Transfer to the airport for your flight home or onwards.

Trip Details

Accommodation Simple hotel (3 nts).
Brochure Notes Flights are not included and must be arranged separately.
Departure Departs any day.
Group Size No Minimum
Included Highlights - Arrival and departure transfers- Half-day guided tour of the Argentinean side of the falls- Half-day guided tour of the Brazilian side of the falls
Local Payment N/A
Meals Included Breakfasts are included on day 2, 3 and 4 at the hotel.
StartFinish ex Iguassu Falls
Transport Public bus.
Brochure Intro The Guaraní Indians aptly named Iguassu Falls, meaning "Great Waters," as it is the world's largest waterfall. Straddling the border between Argentina and Brazil, the falls cover such a huge area that they must be visited on both sides to be fully appreciated.

Trip Price

USD 300.00
CAD 300.00
EUR 235.00
GBP 160.00
NZD 405.00
AUD 360.00

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