Explore the Argentine and Brazilian Falls and the Bird Park - Combo Tour with Airport Transfers
This combo includes a full-day tour to Iguazu Falls (Argentine side), a half-day tour to Iguazu Falls (Brazilian side), and a tour of the Bird Park. It also includes arrival transfer from Iguazu Falls International Airport to your hotel in Puerto Iguazu, and departure transfer from your hotel in Puerto Iguazu to Iguazu Falls International Airport.
Iguazu Falls, Argentine side
Explore the mighty Iguazu Falls in Iguazu National Park, a natural wonder located in Misiones, Argentina. Experience the power of the Devil's Throat from a panoramic walkway, admire the waterfalls from above on the Upper Circuit, and immerse yourself in the jungle on the Lower Circuit. Three unforgettable tours between walkways, viewpoints, and the unique energy of this World Heritage-listed landscape.
Iguaçu Falls, Brazilian Side
After passing through immigration, we enter Iguaçu National Park and walk along 1,200 meters of walkways with panoramic views of the falls, including the impressive Devil's Throat. A glass elevator offers a unique perspective from above. With expert guides, rest and restrooms at the end of the tour, this adventure is an unforgettable experience amidst nature, excitement, and incredible landscapes.
Bird Park
Discover the Bird Park, opposite Iguaçu National Park in Brazil, a refuge dedicated to the conservation of birds from the Atlantic Forest. Walking along a 1,500-meter trail, you can observe more than 400 animals in recreated natural habitats, as well as a butterfly farm. The park welcomes rescued animals and seeks to reintroduce them to the wild. It is accessible, ideal for the whole family, and has a cafeteria, restaurant, and a souvenir shop.
Important information
These tours operate over 2 or 3 days; the order of the tours will be coordinated with the operator in destination.
Admission to Argentina's National Park is not included. You can purchase tickets at the ticket window, before entering, or in advance online.
When visiting a National Park with a paid entrance fee, you must present your ID or passport at the ticket office.
Admission to the Bird Park must be purchased in advance online.