
Iguazu Falls — Brazil Side
Walk 1,500 meters along the falls and get close enough that the mist soaks your camera — the most breathtaking experience on the Brazilian side.
At the confluence of the Paraná and Iguazu rivers, the Triple Border Complex is the Brazilian landmark where Argentina and Paraguay are visible simultaneously. The infrastructure was redesigned around the history of the Jesuits in South America — featuring an auditorium, historical murals, a crafts shop and the Cabeza de Vaca restaurant with seating for 180 and a buffet of Brazilian, Argentine and Paraguayan dishes.
At 6:30pm, the complex hosts a folk dance performance in traditional costumes narrating the region's colonial history. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 2pm to 8pm — the afternoon tour is perfectly timed for golden-hour light over both rivers.
Transport, multilingual guide and complex entrance
Folk dance show at 6:30pm. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 2pm–8pm.
Free cancellation up to 48h before

Walk 1,500 meters along the falls and get close enough that the mist soaks your camera — the most breathtaking experience on the Brazilian side.
One of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World — a double-decker bus tour over the dam's crest with views of the 1,350 km² reservoir and the powerhouse.
Step inside immersion enclosures and walk literally among macaws, toucans and parrots — a sanctuary of 800 species just 300 meters from the Falls.