From Puerto Iguazú: Brazilian Falls Tour with Entry Ticket & Transfers

This half-day guided tour brings you face-to-face with Iguazu’s most iconic sight — the Devil’s Throat — from the Brazilian side.

Getting started

You’ll be picked up from your hotel in Puerto Iguazú and driven across the border into Brazil. Don’t forget your passport and printed visa if applicable. At the entrance to the national park, your tickets will be handled by the guide.

What to expect

Iguazu National Park (Brazilian side)

Start with a ride through the jungle on an open-roof eco-bus, perfect for spotting birds and wildlife. Once inside the park, follow a system of hanging walkways and lookout points that offer sweeping, cinematic views of the falls — especially the Devil’s Throat, which feels impossibly close from this angle.

Your guide will walk you through the park's ecosystem, geology, and history, with commentary in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. There’s a planned stop at a local restaurant inside the park where you can grab lunch if you’d like (not included).

Wrapping up

After taking your final photos, you’ll be driven back to your hotel in Puerto Iguazú. It’s short, scenic, and packed with nature from start to finish.

Know before you go

What to bring

• A valid passport or ID is required to cross the border.

• If you're from the US, Canada, or Australia, carry a printed copy of your Brazil e-Visa (digital versions are not accepted).

• Wear closed, non-slip shoes and light, breathable clothing.

• Bring insect repellent and sun protection for comfort on the trails.

What’s not allowed

• Pets are not allowed inside the park.

• Large luggage and heavy bags may not be suitable during walkways.

Accessibility

• The transport is not wheelchair-accessible.

• Strollers are allowed, but some walkways may have limited access.

Additional information

• This tour is only available to guests staying at least one night in Puerto Iguazú.

• Operates rain or shine.

• Pickup is available from downtown Puerto Iguazú hotels only.

• Gentle walking is required; not suitable for travelers with limited mobility.