Once in south Brazil no one should miss visiting Foz do Iguaçu and its Cataratas (Falls). Located between Brazilian and Argentinean border, the falls are an impressive misture of views, noise, energy and beautifulness and the rainbows are just a detailed that can be seen everywhere. Not only the falls but also the big park that surround it in both... more

After spending three weeks in Brazil on a Rotary Group Study Exchange in 2005, our group had the opportunity to spent our weekend of rest and relaxtion in Foz de Iguacu. We spent two of our day relaxing at the falls taking in the sights and sounds (on the Brazil side). The falls are absolutely amazing. We also saw some... more

The Iguassu Falls are the most beautiful place I've ever seen in my life. Not only because of the powerful waterfalls, which are impressive, but also because of the nature that surrounds it. In order to plan my trip to Iguassu, I did all my research through Internet, specially through Trip Advisor. I decided to stay at Hotel del Rey... more

It is very easy to get aroung Foz by public trasnportation if you stay at a hotel on Catararas Street (the road to the falls- hotels like Bourbon, Rafarain, Turrance Green, etc). By bus from airport go to end of airport and take the bus that says Centro for 2R, it goes past all the hotels on Catararas, just pull... more

Everyone should see this at least once in their lifetime. It was stunning. The park was clean and well organized. We arrived shortly before they opened, saw the falls in about 3 hours and had plenty of time to site-see on the Argentinean side. The Argentine side was much more intimate than the Brazilian side of the falls, but the... more

Iguazu Falls are the most beautiful fall I have been. It is situated along the border between Brazil and Argentina with almost 300 cascades spreading in a horsehoe shape over nearly 2 miles of the Iguazu River. Iguazu Falls are the result of a volcanic eruption and it is divided by various islands into separate waterfalls. more

Although it's off the beaten path (i.e. requiring a separate plane ticket to get here from any major tourist city), it is definitely worth the effort to stop and see the falls if you are visiting Argentina, Brazil, or Uruguay. There are actually dozens of falls along this portion of the river, but the main attraction is the Devil's Throat... more

One of my great experiences has been visiting the falls from both the Brazilian and argentine sides of the falls. The helicopter ride and the boat trip into the falls were breathtaking. more

Well I can honestly say that I have never seen anything quite so spectacular! My friend and I were on a two week trip to Brazil we had 2 nights at Iguaçu. We arrived mid afternoon and visited the Bird Sanctuary it was just brilliant, I've always loved birds since I was little so I really enjoyed our time there.... more