Iguazu -Brazilian side, Brazil

Hike along the lush jungle trail through the national park and get yourself soaked at the Devils mouth waterfall. The Brazilian side of the Iguazu falls have strategically-located viewing points and you can get a better idea of the scale of the falls with the remarkable, panoramic views. You can also get up close  and even take a helicopter ride over the falls, for an exhilerating experience on the Brazilian side. It really is best to see the falls from both sides of the border for the complete experience! 

Experience the Iguazu Falls in spectacular fashion as you fly over the world’s largest broken waterfall, and over the depths of the great canyon, carved by the force of water over 150 million years. The 10-minute, 14 km (9 mile) flight across the Falls promises a truly unique perspective, offering unparalleled photographic and video opportunities. This aerial view over the falls puts the sheer magnitude of this natural wonder into incredible perspective, perfectly demonstrating its raw power and untouched beauty. 

The bird park on the Brazilian side of the Iguazu Falls is a real gem, with over 140 species of exotic birds inhabiting the park. The star of the show of course is the brightly coloured toucan, which you can see up close and personal at the park. You can also see parrots, hummingbirds, flamingos, emu´s and owls amongst other bird species – and perhaps even a snake or two! This is one of the highlights on the Brazilian side, demonstrating the magnificent birdlife native to the biggest cascades in the world!