A guide to organize your trip to the Brazilian side of Iguazú: Waterfalls, parks, nature, culture, shows, shopping, experiences, transfers and international crossings.
Foz works as a starting point to visit the Brazilian side of Cataratas, cross to Puerto Iguazú, add parks, shows, culture, shopping and panoramic experiences.
If you visit Foz do Iguaçu, it is worth understanding the difference between the Brazilian side and the Argentine side of the Falls. They are different and complementary experiences.
The complete guide to visiting the Brazilian side of the Falls, famous for its panoramic views and scenic drive in front of the falls.
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The complete guide to explore the circuits on the Argentine side and experience the Falls up close, with walkways, jungle and main waterfalls.
See full guideFoz combines jungle, fauna, water and great engineering works. These places are ideal to complement the visit to the Falls.
A tour among birds, trails and jungle environments very close to the national park.
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One of the most important hydroelectric works in the world, with visits and guided tours.
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A proposal to discover aquatic species and add a quiet activity to the tour.
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Water park to enjoy with the family, especially on hot days.
View attractionFor those looking for a different experience, Foz offers aerial, panoramic and adrenaline options.
One of the most impressive ways to see the Falls and the jungle from the air.
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An adrenaline experience to see the region from another perspective.
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An urban and panoramic activity to do at dusk or at night.
See experienceFoz also has proposals for after visiting parks and attractions during the day.
A dinner with a cultural show and music from different Latin American countries.
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Complex with attractions to explore with the family or combine with other tours.
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An entertainment option to add to the Foz do Iguaçu itinerary.
See experienceIn addition to its parks, Foz has cultural spaces and symbolic points to get to know another side of the city.
The Brazilian point where Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay meet.
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A quiet space with sculptures, gardens and views of the region.
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A place representative of the cultural diversity of Foz do Iguaçu.
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Spaces to find souvenirs, regional products and artisanal objects.
View attractionFoz can be visited in a short time, but it is advisable to organize the days well to combine waterfalls, parks and international crossings.
Priority: Iguaçu National Park. If there is time, add Parque das Aves because it is very close to the access to the park.
Combine Brazil Falls, Argentina Falls, Itaipú and some night experience like Rafain or Marco das Três Fronteiras.
Add Ciudad del Este, Puerto Iguazú, Misiones or special experiences such as helicopter, giant wheel or theme parks.
Advice: if you are going to cross between Brazil and Argentina, it is advisable to plan for border times, documentation and transfers.
We help you combine waterfalls on the Brazilian side and Argentine side, excursions, transfers and crossing times to make the most of each day.
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Complete guide to tour the national park, circuits and recommendations.
See full guideGuide to organize the city, attractions, shopping, crossings and activities.
See destinationOrganized activities, navigation, adventure and experiences to add to the trip.
See optionsAirport, hotels, waterfalls, Brazil and connections to get around better.
See optionsJungle, jumps, history and destinations to extend the trip beyond Iguazú.
See destinationYou can visit Parque das Aves, Itaipú, Marco das Três Fronteiras, Buddhist Temple, Muslim Mosque, Rafain Cena Show, Dreams Park, Wonder Park, the giant wheel, helicopter rides, skydiving and shopping options.
Yes. The Brazilian side offers panoramic views and the Argentine side allows you to ride longer circuits and get closer to the jumps. They are complementary visits.
For a first visit, it is best to stay between 2 and 3 days. If you also want to cross to the Argentine side or add Paraguay, it is advisable to add more time.
Yes. Foz do Iguaçu and Puerto Iguazú are connected by international border. To cross, it is advisable to organize documentation, schedules and transfers.