Iguazu Falls - The Brazilian side Holidays
These majestic, mesmerising falls are simply awe-inspiring. Four times the width of Niagara Falls with 275 cascades spanning both Brazil and Argentina’s border, Iguazu Falls are dazzling wherever you see them from.
The Brazilian side of the Falls offers a wonderful panoramic view, We love the panoramic views of the falls from the Brazilian side. To wander out on a walk way, taking you as close as you can get to the water falling down, here feel the spray wash across you and take some fantastic photos. You will need to be prepared to get a little wet when walking her.
The Argentine side of the Falls offers a different perspective, this is the side where you can walk through the national park, seeing the Falls from many different angles and positions.
Both sides are worth visiting to get the best overall experience.
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Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
Adventure in the Amazon Tour
Guide Price £1,079 pp
Head in to the Amazon by boat ride along the mighty Amazon river to your jungle lodge. Cruise into the Amazon and experience the wonder of the rainforest in an unsurpassed way. You will have the chance to spot caiman...
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Iguazu Waterfalls from Brazil
Guide Price £519 pp
The magnificent Iguazu Falls straddling the border of Brazil and Argentina are one of the most impressive and wonderful waterfalls to witness in the world. With 275 individual drops it is three times wider than Niagara Falls, in fact First...
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Devil’s Throat
Parque Nacional do Iguacu on Brazil's side provides the best opportunities for seeing panoramic views of the falls. A double decker bus takes you to Salto Floriano, where you can climb the trail to a lookout point situated at the foot of Floriano Falls, as well as one higher up. Parque Nacional Iguazu, on Argentina’s side has a train that takes you to the walkway at Devil’s Throat.
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Parque Nacional do Iguacu
Located on the Brazilian side, this park gives you the best panoramic views of Iguazu Falls. Take the double decker us to Salto Floriano and climb the trail to the lookout point at the foot of Floriano Falls.
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The Argentine side of the Falls
To get the full experience we recommend crossing the border and seeing the Falls from Brazil and Argentina. There are more places to explore on the Argentine side so we recommend a day in Argentina and half day for Brazilian side.
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Nick
Senior Destination Manager
“If you’re looking for the ultimate luxury within the national park, stay in the Belmond Hotel Das Cataratas as part of your visit to the spectacular Iguazu Falls. This is the only hotel within the national park on the Brazilian side.”
