Tour to Brazilian Falls

There are 19 large waterfalls, the biggest one is the 'Devil's Throat' which measures over 80 meters high. Only three of them, Floriano, Deodoro and Benjamin Constant, are located on the Brazilian side with the majority located on the Argentinean side facing Brazil, thus presenting a better view on the Brazilian side.

Flowing from  "Serra do Mar" the River Iguaçu runs 1,320 kilometers before it reaches the waterfalls at Foz do Iguaçu. As the waters plummet down the falls a deafening roar is created. The average flow of water over the falls is 1,700 m3 per second and the resulting clouds of spray create immense rainbows, presenting a stunningly colorful spectacle.

Belvederes (viewing platforms) have been scattered on the paths around the falls allowing visitors to enjoy walks and treks alongside the cascading water.

- Transfer to the Visitor Center (Gate) from Iguassu National Park.
- View to one environmental Exposition.
- Panoramic Bus for 11 Km to Iguassu Falls. 
- 1.4 km walking trail seeing the waterfalls.
- Transfer back to the hotel