What you'll do on day 5
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Tour of the Brazilian side of the waterfalls with an English-speaking guide.
- The Iguazu Falls, located on the border of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, are 275 huge water streams falling from a height of 60 to 80 meters. The waterfalls are located on the territory of a national park with unique flora and fauna, which arose as a result of a volcanic eruption and the displacement of the earth's strata. The name of the waterfalls means "big water" in Guarani. Each waterfall has its own name, all of them crash into the Devil's Throat Gorge. The contrast between the calm and even lazy flow of the waters of the Iguazu River above the waterfalls and the powerful throwing of bubbling streams of water from a height of 72 meters into the abyss is amazing. You can stand for hours without looking up, contemplating this spectacle and thinking about the splendor and eternity of our universe.
- You can also book a visit to the Bird Park (USD 50 P/P). It is located near the Iguazu National Park. You will enter huge aviaries, in which amazing, fabulous birds of outlandish colors freely fly or walk among the rainforest.
- Additionally, you can book a "Makuko Safari" trip (USD 130 P/P). You will drive through the jungle in the open body of a jeep for about 3 kilometers, accompanied by a guide who will tell you a lot of interesting things about the ecology of the region. Then you will go on foot to the bank of the Igussu River, from where you will sail close to the waterfalls by motorboat. Splashes and rainbows, a sea of delight and unique photos await you.