It is Macuco Safari minus the boat leg: the three-kilometre ride through the forest in an electric vehicle, stopping for the guide to point out what the forest holds, and the walking trail down to the river. For those who want the nature half without getting in the water — and for parties where someone would rather wait on dry land.
With no boat nobody gets wet, but nobody reaches the base of the falls either — that is the difference from the full Macuco Safari, which costs twice as much and includes the ride. The National Park ticket is bought separately either way.
Electric vehicle through the forest and guided trail
Charged separately, per person: the Iguaçu National Park fee — Macuco happens inside the park and admission is not included. Children up to 6 go free and ages 7 to 11 pay half, with ID. The operator also gives half price to students, seniors and residents, but for Brazilians only.
Free cancellation up to 72h before
per person, for 2 people
The wide view of the whole falls, along the Brazilian-side walkways, with an accompanying guide. From downtown hotels.
per person, for 2 people
The Argentine-side walkways, right at the water, in half a day with an accompanying guide. From downtown hotels.
per person, for 2 people
The Itaipu dam from the outside viewpoints, on a guided visit of about an hour and a half. From downtown hotels.
