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.

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

This sightseeing tour from Puerto Iguazú offers unparalleled panoramic views of the majestic Iguazu Falls on the Brazilian side, covering a vast area of 250,000 acres within Iguazú National Park. The guided experience includes entry tickets and round-trip transfers, ensuring stress-free travel for guests who can enjoy all walkways and trails in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. Key highlights include the Devil's Throat, San Martin Island, and the lower falls, with an average duration of 5 hours. The tour features lush rainforest landscapes where visitors might spot wildlife such as coatis and toucans, adding to the excitement. Iguazú National Park was established in 1934 and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984, covering approximately 200 square miles of subtropical forest. The park's trails are designed for easy navigation, allowing visitors to spend up to three hours exploring various viewpoints and learning about the falls' history from knowledgeable guides.

Explore Iguazú National Park

Your tour stops at Iguazú National Park where you can marvel at its breathtaking waterfalls and lush rainforest. Established in 1934, this park covers an impressive area of 250,000 acres and is home to over 2,000 species of vascular plants, making it a biodiversity hotspot. The park's most famous feature is the Devil's Throat, where you can witness the thundering power of 17 waterfalls cascading into the canyon below from a height of 80 meters. Additionally, San Martin Island offers an up-close view of the falls and allows visitors to walk on wooden platforms for better observation. The park also features numerous trails that lead to lesser-known but equally stunning viewpoints such as the Bosetti Falls and the Three Musketeers. With guided tours available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, guests can learn about the park's history, including its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984, which has helped preserve this natural wonder for future generations.

Marvel at Iguazu Falls from Devil's Throat

At Iguazú National Park, guests can marvel at the awe-inspiring Devil's Throat, a horseshoe-shaped formation where 17 waterfalls drop into a canyon that is approximately 80 meters deep and 150 meters wide. This iconic feature of the park was first documented in 1934 when the national park was established. Visitors can spend up to two hours exploring this area, walking along wooden walkways and platforms that provide panoramic views of the falls from various angles. The Devil's Throat is unique compared to other waterfalls due to its sheer size and the dramatic way it splits into multiple cascades, creating a thunderous roar audible for miles around. This experience allows guests to appreciate not only the natural beauty but also the rich biodiversity supported by the park, which includes over 200 species of birds and hundreds of plant varieties.

Walk Along San Martin Island

Your tour takes you along San Martin Island where you can walk on wooden platforms that offer a close-up view of Iguazu Falls. This island is accessible via catamaran rides from the Brazilian side, providing visitors with an unparalleled perspective of the falls' power and beauty. Established in 1984 when the park became a UNESCO World Heritage Site, San Martin Island covers about one square kilometer and features several observation points that are ideal for photography and wildlife spotting. Guests typically spend around 30 minutes on this island, enjoying panoramic views from various vantage points while learning fascinating facts and hidden stories from multilingual guides who speak English, Spanish, and Portuguese. This unique experience allows visitors to witness the falls' grandeur up close without the crowds often found at other viewpoints.

Tour Highlights

• Unmatched panoramic views of Iguazu Falls
• Pickup from Puerto Iguazú included
• Access to all walkways and trails in park
• Multilingual guide available (English, Spanish, Portuguese)
• Lush rainforest with wildlife sightings possible
• Devil's Throat observation platform included
• San Martin Island catamaran ride provided
• Three Musketeers viewpoint access included

Perfect for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and adventure seekers, this guided tour provides an in-depth exploration of Iguazu Falls' natural beauty. The 5-hour format allows you to walk along the park's trails, marvel at Devil's Throat, and explore San Martin Island, giving you a comprehensive understanding of Miami's natural wonders while enjoying lush rainforest landscapes.