Iguazu Falls Brazil Side Tour with Panoramic Views
Witness breathtaking views of Iguazu Falls from Brazil’s side, with walkways, a guide, and optional hotel pickup.
Parque Das Aves is not open on MONDAYS
Briefing
Iguazu Falls is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World—a place you simply have to experience at least once in your lifetime.
On the Full-Day Iguazu Falls Brazil Side Tour with Panoramic Views, you'll explore the stunning Iguaçu National Park in Brazil. While the Brazilian side is smaller than the Argentine side, it offers the most breathtaking panoramic views of the falls—perfect for photos and taking in the full scale of this natural wonder.
Want to make your day even more memorable? You can also add a visit to Parque das Aves, a lush bird sanctuary home to toucans, macaws, and other exotic species 🦜.
Curious about what your day will look like? Keep reading to find out what to expect on your adventure to the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls.
Tour details
Included
- Roundtrip transfers from your accommodation in Puerto Iguazú
- Spanish/English professional guide
Not included
- Food and beverages
- Entrance ticket to the Iguaçu National Park
- Entrance to the Bird Park
- Tips
- Photos
Important information
📍 Option 2: Visit to the Bird Park. If you choose this option, please note that the entrance fee to Parque das Aves is not included in the tour. Tickets can be purchased directly at the park entrance.
🌎 Since this Iguazu Falls Brazil side tour crosses into Brazil, don’t forget to bring your valid travel documents for immigration. Delays at the border can happen, so we recommend staying patient and flexible.
☔ The tour runs regardless of weather conditions, so come prepared for rain or sun—comfortable clothing, good walking shoes, and a rain jacket are a good idea.
🗓️ Expect longer lines at the national park during July, August, weekends, Easter, Carnival, and late December. We recommend starting early and bringing a bottle of water to stay hydrated.
🚌 Pick-up is available from hotels located in downtown Puerto Iguazú. If you're staying outside the downtown area, we’ll provide a convenient nearby meeting point.
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation!
You can cancel this tour and you will receive a 100% refund of the amount paid if you cancel more than 72 hours in advance. After this time, or in case of no-show, no refunds will be given.
Tour itinerary
Iguazu Falls Brazilian Side Excursion
Option 1: Visit to the falls (Brazilian side)
Option 2: Visit to the waterfalls + Bird Park
▶OPTION 1: Visit to the falls (Brazilian side)◀
Hotel Pick-Up
Your Iguazu Falls Brazil side tour begins with pick-up from your hotel in downtown Puerto Iguazú. Depending on your location, transportation will arrive between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM. Once the group is assembled, you'll head toward Iguaçu National Park in Brazil.
During the drive, your guide will go over the day's itinerary, explain the meeting points, and confirm return times. You’ll cross the Argentina–Brazil border, so be sure to bring your valid travel documents.
Arrival at Iguaçu National Park (Brazilian Side)
After traveling approximately 12 miles (20 kilometers), you'll arrive at the entrance to the park. Your guide will assist you in purchasing your ticket to Iguaçu National Park. If you’ve already bought your ticket online, you’ll receive your physical entry pass at this point.
Guided Hike Through the Brazilian Side of the Park
Once inside the park, your Iguazu Falls Brazil side tour continues with a guided hike along the main trail. This path is easy, well-maintained, and suitable for all types of travelers.
Stretching for about 0.9 miles (1,500 meters), the trail offers some of the most breathtaking panoramic views of Iguazu Falls. You’ll stop at several scenic viewpoints—so keep your camera ready for unforgettable shots of the waterfalls from above and below!
Devil’s Throat Viewpoint
One of the highlights of your Iguazu Falls Brazil side tour is the unforgettable view of Devil’s Throat (Cascada del Diablo) —the largest and most powerful waterfall in the park. From this vantage point, you’ll witness the sheer force of nature as millions of gallons of water plunge into the gorge below.
As you explore the area, your guide will share fascinating insights into the history, geography, and rich biodiversity of the Iguaçu National Park, helping you connect even more deeply with this extraordinary natural wonder.
You’ll have plenty of time to take photos, feel the refreshing mist on your face, and admire the falls from multiple angles. The panoramic perspective from the Brazilian side offers a completely different experience from the Argentine side—making this excursion the perfect choice if you want to fully appreciate both sides of Iguazu Falls.
OPTION 2: Visit to the waterfalls + Bird Park◀
If you choose Option 2, your Iguazu Falls Brazil side tour includes the chance to explore Parque das Aves, the largest bird park in Latin America. Home to more than 1,500 birds representing over 150 different species, it’s a must-visit for wildlife lovers.
As you walk along the well-marked trails, you’ll encounter flamingos, parakeets, pheasants, toucans, and even reptiles and fish—all in a lush subtropical setting designed to support conservation and education.
The entire park is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible, with plenty of resting areas and clean restrooms throughout, making it comfortable and easy to enjoy at your own pace.
This visit is the perfect way to round out your day in the Iguaçu National Park with a close-up experience of Brazil’s vibrant biodiversity.
Return to Puerto Iguazú
Your return from the park begins around 3:00 PM. You’ll arrive back at your hotel in Puerto Iguazú between 4:00 PM and 5:00 PM, with plenty of time to relax and reflect on an unforgettable day exploring the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls.
What to bring to Iguazu Falls Brazil Side with Panoramic Views tour
Get Ready for Your Iguazu Falls Brazil Side Tour. Make the most of your visit to one of the world’s greatest natural wonders. Here’s what you shouldn’t forget to pack in your backpack:
- 👟 Comfortable, slip-resistant shoes. You’ll be walking along wet trails—sneakers or hiking shoes with good grip are the best choice.
- 👕 A change of clothes. Some walkways get you up close to the falls… and yes, you will get wet!
- 🌧️ Poncho or waterproof jacket. Weather can change quickly, and it’s always a good idea to be ready for spray from the waterfalls.
- 🕶️ Sunglasses. Especially useful on sunny days near reflective water surfaces.
- 🌞 Sunscreen. Protect your skin from strong subtropical sun.
- 🦟 Insect repellent. You're visiting a lush national park—mosquitoes are part of the experience.
- 📸 Camera or fully charged phone. You’ll want to capture the incredible views, so make sure your battery is ready to go!
Where does the tour Iguazu Falls Brazil Side with Panoramic Views start
If you join our Iguazu Falls Brazilian side excursion, you won’t have to worry about local transportation—we include pick-up from your hotel in downtown Puerto Iguazú.
But if you haven’t arrived at this natural wonder just yet, here are the main ways to get there:
✈️ By Air
- Puerto Iguazú International Airport (IGR), Argentina – Direct flights from Buenos Aires (about 2 hours), as well as connections from Córdoba, Salta, and other cities.
- Foz do Iguaçu International Airport (IGU), Brazil – Flights available from São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and other major cities.
- From either airport, it’s easy to reach your hotel by taxi or private transfer.
🚌 By Land. A great option if you have more time and want to enjoy the scenery:
- From Buenos Aires: Daily buses depart from Retiro Bus Terminal. The journey takes 18–20 hours.
- From northern Argentina: Departures available from Posadas, Corrientes, Resistencia, and other cities.
- From Brazil: There are also buses from Foz do Iguaçu if you're traveling on the Brazilian side.
🚗 By Car
- From Buenos Aires: Approximately 17–18 hours via National Route 12.
- From Foz do Iguaçu (Brazil): Just a 30-minute drive across the Tancredo Neves International Bridge.
Important: If you’re crossing the border between Argentina and Brazil, don’t forget to carry all necessary travel documents for immigration.
Questions & Answers
How large are the groups usually?
The size of the groups will be approximately 20 to 30 people.
Can I take the tour in a small group?
Of course you can! Simply request a private tour when you complete your reservation.Is the tour adapted for people with reduced mobility?
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. Navigation is not suitable for wheelchair users.Is the tour physically demanding?
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.What is the best time to go to Iguazu Falls?
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.Why is the excursion on the Argentine side longer than on the Brazilian side?
The excursion on the Argentine side is longer because 80% of the falls of the Iguazu Falls are on the Argentine side. Therefore, the Argentinean park is larger than the Brazilian park.So, is it better to go on the Brazilian side or the Argentine side?
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.
Why do you recommend the waterfall tour from the Brazilian side?
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.
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