The Iguassu Falls are considered to be one of the seven wonders of the modern world and are the most overwhelming and spectacular waterfalls in South America. The falls are over 3km (1.9 miles) wide and 80m (263 ft) high and their beauty is unsurpassed. They are also one of, if not the major natural attraction in Brazil. This package includes accommodations at a beautiful colonial style hotel directly in front of the falls and the tours are to both the Brazilian and Argentinean sides of the falls plus other amazing sights in the vicinity.

The Iguassu Falls 4D/3N package includes:

Accommodations:

·       3 Nights at the Iguassu Falls in the beautiful Tropical das Cataratas hotel, the only hotel situated in the National Park and directly in front of the falls.

Tours:

·         Half day Macuco Safari Boat and rafting.

·         Tour of the Brazilian side of the Iguassu Falls, lunch, then tour of

      the falls from the Argentinean side.

·         Full day tour of Jesuit ruins in San Ignacio, Argentina

·         Visit to Itaipu Hydro-electric Power Plant.

·         Trip to Parque das Aves  (Bird Park)

Transportation: all transfers and tours in private air-conditioned vehicles with your private English speaking expert guide.

Adventure Rating: easy to moderate. All ages are welcome. The walking tours to see the falls require climbing up and down steps to get a good view of the falls. Tropical weather and direct sunlight demands sun protection and plenty of fluids.

Group size: any group size.

Tour staff and support: your private English-speaking guides will help you better understand and enjoy your Iguassu Falls experience.

·          Price quoted is per person based on double occupancy.

·          Package price includes all tours and transfers, accommodations and breakfasts

         listed. Lunch is included on day 2 and day 3 of the package.

·          Flights are not included.  If you would like quotes for flights let us know.

·          Price is subject to availability.

·          Prices will vary during Brazilian holiday seasons.