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Iguazu Falls, Brazil

Catch Your Breath at Devil’s Throat

Bite-sized trip
  • Itinerary:
    Foz do Iguacu - Brazilian waterfalls - Argentine waterfalls - Foz do Iguacu
  • Duration:
    3 days / 2 nights (flexible)
  • Price:
    From £ 525.- per person (excluding flights)
Iguazu Falls is the most spectacular collection of waterfalls in all of South America. A trip to Brazil isn't complete without experiencing the thundering, roaring sounds of these falls, preferably up close. You'll visit both the Brazilian and the Argentine side of the falls and get a real feel for the enormity of the falls. All the while you'll be surrounded by exotic plants, animals and a jungle atmosphere.
Iguazu Falls in Brazil

Day 1 – Arrival in Foz Do Iguazu

Once you have landed at Iguazu’s tiny airport, you’ll see your driver waiting for you in the arrivals hall. He’ll take you straight to your modern resort hotel near the airport and park entrance. The resort offers a lovely pool, restaurant, bar and comfortable rooms. Today is free for you to relax and do whatever you wish.

Day 2 – Excursion to Argentinian & Brazilian side of the falls

Today you will experience the mighty Iguazu Falls from both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides, as each offers a different perspective of the landscape and the waterfalls. In the morning you will be picked up from your hotel and driven to the Argentine side, crossing the border on the way. Once inside the park, you’ll walk around the many tracks, through the trees, spotting capuchin monkeys and coatis. The sound of rushing water is ever present and there are several viewing platforms along the way.

Then, head back over the border to the park on the Brazilian side. The Brazilians are known for saying: ‘Argentina may have the falls, but we have the view!’ The walking trail runs beside the river so you have a constant view of the falls, and there are plenty of places to stop for photo opportunities. The final section of the walk takes you across a platform over the water for a full view of the Devil’s Throat. Prepare to get a little wet as the raging waterfalls gush down in front of you. But it’s an unforgettable sight. Afterwards you will return to your hotel.

Day 3 – Departure from Foz do Iguazu

After breakfast this trip will come to an end and you will be collected from your hotel and transferred to the airport to catch your onward flight. Depending on the time of your flight you could visit the Parque des Aves. This bird park offers a large walk-through bird enclosure filled with flying Ara macaws and toucans and is a great way to see these birds up close.

Accommodation

Brazil Iguazu falls accommodation pool
Brazil Iguazu falls dining room
Brazil Iguazu falls bedroom

For this bite-sized trip we offer the following options

1Option

Catch Your Breath at Devil’s Throat - In Style

  • Price:
    from £ 649.- per person (excluding flights)
  • Included:
    In Style accommodation, excursions, transport and meals as described above

For this bite-sized trip we have an alternative option available for your accommodation. Our In Style version is a very comfortable property, set in tropical gardens, just 400 metres from the Iguazu National Park entrance. When you’re not discovering the falls you can relax beside the hotel swimming pool, enjoy a massage or follow one of the walking trails throughout the grounds. If you would like to upgrade your accommodation for this bite-sized trip select our In Style option below.

2Option

Boat Trip to the Thundering Falls

  • Price:
    from £ 734.- per person (excluding flights)
  • Included:
    Extra night in Foz do Iguazu including boat trip to the falls. Excursions, transport and meals as described above

Spend an extra night in Foz do Iguazu, and get even closer to the magnificent falls. On this version of the trip you’ll still see both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of Iguazu, but you’ll also take an unforgettable jet boat safari up the river to experience the power of the falls from below. It’s an overwhelming combination of sight and sound, and we recommend packing a poncho to keep yourself at least a little bit dry.

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