Brazillian Iguazu Falls with Visit to the Birds Park - Half-Day Tour

Explore this extraordinary natural wonder of the world, surrounded by greenery and an immensity of waterfalls. Live unforgettable moments, the Iguazu Falls will remain in your memory forever!

Iguaçu Falls

The Falls are located within the Iguazu National Parkand border Brazil and Argentina. They receive more than 1 million visitors every year. The site has an excellent infrastructure to welcome tourists.

The tour begins at the Visitor Center, which is located 10 km from the falls, at the entrance to the National Park. Here you can enjoy a beautiful exhibition of photos of the park, map panels, a souvenir store, toilets, a medical centre, an ATM, etc. Then the tour takes you inside the National Park by panoramic bus on a route through greenery and fresh air that takes you to the beautiful Iguaçu Falls.

From this point we continue walking along the walkways, enjoying the magnificent waterfalls. The trail is approximately 1 km long. At the end of the route, you will be surprised by the fantastic Devil's Throat and the main jumps. The approach is incredible.

Finally, the tour ends at the top of the Iguaçu Falls, which is accessed via a panoramic elevator.

Bird Park

The site is the only one in the world focused on integrated conservation of Atlantic Forest species. At the park, visitors will be able to get up close and personal with more than 900 birds of 150 species, more than half of which have been rescued from mistreatment and trafficking. As well as being an incredible tour, your visit helps to support the project.

The tour of the park takes you along signposted walkways in the middle of the jungle, giving you access to various vivariums, where you can appreciate the behaviour of different species and also meet species from South East Asia, Oceania and Africa in smaller vivariums. On-site, there is a beautiful vivarium that houses moths and hummingbirds from the region. In another area, there are alligators, turtles and reptile vivariums. If you explore further along the trail, you'll come across a boa constrictor and be able to observe it up close.

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