Nothing in the world of water compares to, or is more impressive than the natural spectacle provided by the stunning group of 275 waterfalls that make up the Iguassu Waterfalls. Seeing it from both sides is a must as they offer quite a different experience. From the Brazilian side you are able to see a the wide panorama of waterfalls that are located on the Argentinian side. When on the Argentinian side, you are able get really close to a huge number of waterfalls, seing them from just a short distance from the walkways you stand on.

From Brazil you get the views and from Argentina you get a closeup looking in the middle of it all.

A spectacular view formed by the massive group of waterfalls located at Iguassu. This must see tour affords spectacular views of Iguassu from Argentina's side and Brazil's side of the border. The biggest waterfall is the “Devil's Throat”, which is 90 metres high. The volume of water poured down creates a cloud of drizzling water that can be watched from kilometres away.

After hotels pick up, head towards Iguazu National Park, located in Argentina. A different view across the border portrays this wonderful natural beauty in an exciting way. From the visitor centre a train departs every 30 minutes with stops for access to the upper circuits or Devil's throat. You will stroll around some of walkways to get different views from the dozens of waterfalls that you can see up close on the Argentinian side.

Then you head towards the Iguassu National Park on the Brazilian Side. Embrained on the rocks with its 275 jumps, the Iguassu Falls are the largest set of waterfalls in the world surrounded by the lush subtropical forest. The 1 kilometre course is done on foot with lookouts, lift bridges and souvenir shops. Wild animals such as the friendly Quati amuse tourists. Birds and butterflies give a special colour to the place. After the visit to the Park on the Brazilian side, return to your hotel.