Puerto Iguazú: Tour to Brazilian Iguazú Falls With Bird Park

Nestled along the border of Argentina and Brazil, the majestic Iguazu Falls draw visitors from around the world. Travelers can experience the thunderous cascades and diverse wildlife on a small-group tour to the Brazilian side. Led by knowledgeable guides, the tour provides panoramic views of the falls and an up-close encounter with over 1,500 birds from 150 species in the largest aviary park in Latin America. While the sheer scale of the waterfalls captivates, the tour also unveils the region’s rich ecosystems, revealing the remarkable adaptations of reptiles and butterflies. This comprehensive experience promises to leave a lasting impression – but there’s more to discover.

Key Points

• Comprehensive 8-hour tour exploring the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls, including access to expansive walkways and viewing platforms for panoramic vistas of the thundering waterfalls.
• Guided tour with live commentary in Spanish and English, allowing for greater flexibility, easier navigation, and more interaction with the guide.
• Exclusive access to the Iguazu Bird Park, the largest aviary in Latin America, where visitors can observe over 1,500 birds from 150 different species up close.
• Opportunity to witness a variety of reptiles and butterflies in their natural habitats within the park’s diverse ecosystems, including the Reptile Den and Harpy Refuge.
• Roundtrip transfers are included, but entrance fees to the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls and the Bird Park, as well as meals and drinks, are not part of the tour package.

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Tour Duration and Group Size

The tour lasts 8 hours and is limited to a small group of 15 participants. This ensures a more intimate and personalized experience for everyone.

With a live tour guide providing commentary in both Spanish and English, visitors can fully enjoy the stunning natural wonders of Iguazu Falls and the Bird Park. The small group size allows for greater flexibility, easier navigation, and more opportunities for interaction with the guide.

Whether you’re seeking panoramic views, up-close encounters with diverse wildlife, or simply a deeper understanding of the region, this tour is designed to deliver an unforgettable experience.

Panoramic Views of Iguazú Falls

One of the main highlights of this tour is the opportunity to witness the breathtaking panoramic views of Iguazú Falls from the Brazilian side. The tour provides access to the expansive walkways and viewing platforms located on the Brazilian side of the falls, offering visitors a sweeping vista of the thundering cascades.

From these vantage points, guests can admire the sheer scale and power of the over 270 waterfalls that make up Iguazú, some reaching up to 80 meters in height. Plus, the possibility of seeing a rainbow spanning across the falls adds to the awe-inspiring spectacle, creating a truly unforgettable experience for all who witness it.

Close-Up Experience With Bird Species

Another key highlight of this tour is the close-up experience with the diverse bird species at the Bird Park. As the largest aviary park in Latin America, it spans 16.5 hectares of forest and preservation area, housing over 1,500 birds from 150 different species.

Visitors can expect to:

1. Witness a variety of colorful and unique birds up close, including parrots, toucans, and macaws.
2. Explore the park’s different habitats, such as the Forest Nursery and Pantanal Nursery, to see birds in their natural environments.
3. Traverse the bridge over the lake and observe the birds’ behaviors and interactions.

This immersive bird-watching experience allows participants to appreciate the region’s incredible avian biodiversity.

Reptiles and Butterflies in Habitats

Along With the captivating bird species, the Bird Park also allows visitors to encounter reptiles and butterflies in their natural habitats. The 16.5-hectare forest and preservation area provides a sanctuary for diverse reptilian and lepidopteran life. Visitors can observe these fascinating creatures up close, gaining a deeper appreciation for the Park’s rich biodiversity. The reptile den and Harpy Refuge offer unique opportunities to witness these cold-blooded animals in their natural settings.

Reptile Species	Butterfly Species
Boa Constrictor	Blue Morpho
Fer-de-Lance	Tiger Swallowtail
Coral Snake	Monarch
Caiman	Ulysses

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Height and Quantity of Waterfalls

The Iguazú Falls boast an impressive waterfall count of over 270, with some plunging up to an astounding 80 meters in height. These thunderous cascades create a breathtaking spectacle, drawing visitors from around the world.

The key highlights of the falls include:

1. Panoramic views from the Brazilian side, offering a sweeping perspective of the entire waterfall system.
2. The possibility of witnessing rainbows spanning across the falls, a magical natural phenomenon.
3. The sheer power and scale of the waterfalls, as they crash over the rocky cliffs, generating a deafening roar and misty spray.

Truly, the Iguazú Falls are a natural wonder that captivate all who behold them.

Walkways and Viewpoints in Brazil

From the Brazilian side, visitors can access an impressive network of walkways and viewpoints that offer unparalleled perspectives of the Iguazu Falls. These walkways extend along the edge of the falls, allowing travelers to get up close and personal with the thundering cascades.

Key viewpoints include the Floresta (Forest) Trail, which offers sweeping panoramic vistas, and the Garganta do Diabo (Devil’s Throat), where visitors can witness the largest and most powerful section of the falls. The walkways are well-maintained, with safety features like guardrails to ensure a comfortable and secure experience. Exploring the Brazilian side’s diverse vantage points is an essential part of any Iguazu Falls visit.

Aviary Park’s Diverse Ecosystems

Spanning across 16.5 hectares of preserved forest, the Bird Park at Iguazú Falls boasts a diverse array of ecosystems that showcase the region’s rich biodiversity. Visitors can explore:

1. The Forest Nursery, where they’ll encounter a variety of plant species that thrive in the local environment.
2. The Pantanal Nursery, which provides a glimpse into the wetland habitats of the Pantanal region.
3. The reptile den, where they can observe a range of reptilian species, including snakes and lizards, in their natural settings.

Throughout the park, guests will have the opportunity to witness over 1,500 birds from 150 different species, as well as diverse populations of butterflies, all thriving in their carefully preserved natural habitats.

Inclusions and Exclusions of Tour

The tour package includes round-trip transfers and a professional guide who can provide commentary in both Spanish and English.

However, the entrance fees to the Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls and the Bird Park aren’t covered in the tour price, which are $16 each. Meals and drinks are also not included, so you will need to budget for these additional expenses.

Tips for the guide are optional but appreciated.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?

The tour does not have a strict dress code. Comfortable clothing and walking shoes are recommended, as the tour involves outdoor activities and walking on trails. Visitors should dress for the weather conditions and be prepared for potentially wet or humid conditions.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for Participants?

The tour does not have any age restrictions for participants. Guests of all ages are welcome to join the small group tour, which is limited to 15 people for a more personalized experience.

Is Photography Allowed During the Tour?

Photography is generally allowed during the tour. Participants can take photos at the Iguazú Falls viewpoints and inside the Bird Park, though flash photography may be restricted in certain areas to avoid disturbing the wildlife.

Can Participants Bring Their Own Food and Drinks?

Participants are not allowed to bring their own food and drinks on the tour. The tour package excludes any food or drink, and participants must purchase these at their own expense during the tour.

Is There an Option to Extend the Duration of the Tour?

The tour package has a fixed duration of 8 hours and doesn’t offer an option to extend it. Participants must purchase their own food and drinks, as these are not included in the tour.

Recap

The tour of the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls offers a captivating and immersive experience. Visitors can marvel at the immense scale and power of the waterfalls, explore the largest aviary park in Latin America, and observe diverse wildlife in their natural habitats. With knowledgeable guides providing commentary, this tour provides a comprehensive encounter with the natural wonders of Iguazu.

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