Iguazu Falls Brazil Side Tour + Bird Park

Tickets can only be purchased online at https://tickets.cataratasdoiguacu.com.br/.

You must select: Mercosul Entrance for Argentinians or General for foreigners + Date (second day of arrival) + Schedule 10:00h.

You must download the QR or bring them printed to present upon arrival at Iguazu National Park.

We recommend you to bring the QR downloaded or with screenshot and make sure you have battery because in some cases there may be little signal at the park entrance.

The size of the groups is usually between 25 to 30 people approximately.

Iguaçu National Park is wheelchair accessible. If you use a wheelchair, it is advisable to travel with a companion to help you navigate the trails.

There is a transfer service in an adapted vehicle with ramp for independent access for wheelchairs or electric mobility vehicles, with or without a companion, subject to advance request and availability.

If you need more information, please contact us.

The walking tour of the falls has minimal physical demands. The trails are flat and you have enough rest time to make it a relaxing day.

Any time is a good time to visit the falls. Keep in mind that Iguazu's climate is subtropical, and in summer (December to March) temperatures can be somewhat high. If you want to avoid crowds of tourists, it is better not to go in July and August. The best months to go are March, April and May, because the temperature is more pleasant and the park is quieter.

Both sides are beautiful and different from each other. A popular saying goes that if the falls were a show, on the Argentine side is the stage and on the Brazilian side is the privileged stalls. The Argentine side is bigger and the walkways are over the falls, while the Brazilian side gives you incredible panoramic views.

The order we recommend is to do a tour on the Brazilian side first, and then do it on the Argentine side.

When crossing the border to Brazil, your guide will be in charge of presenting the passengers' documentation at customs. Keep in mind that there may be some delays along the way and it is important that you read the following Migratory Information:

To travel from Argentina to countries in the MERCOSUR region (as is Brazil), it is mandatory to present the corresponding documentation in force and in good condition.

• Necessary documentation:
  • Argentine citizens: Valid, physical and in good condition ID card (digital ID cards, in process, or copies are not accepted).
  • Foreign citizens: valid passport, physical, in force and in good condition.
  • Minors: valid and updated DNI according to the corresponding age.
    • Minors traveling accompanied by both parents must prove the family relationship by means of:
    • original birth certificate, or
    • family book / original marriage certificate.
    • In case of traveling with only one of the parents, with third parties or unaccompanied, an authorization to leave the country issued by a competent authority (court, notary/notary public or National Direction of Migration) will be required.

Before traveling, we recommend you to check if you need a visa for the country of destination or transit.

For many reasons. You will wait for the transport in the comfort of your hotel, without being cold, hot or worried. You will be accompanied by a local guide, who will show you how to observe the jungle from a different perspective. He will also take you to the most interesting corners of the park at the most convenient times. The Brazilian side has the best panoramic views, and this tour is the best way to get to know it.