
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.
Just 300 meters from Iguaçu National Park, Parque das Aves is a 16-hectare conservation sanctuary with over 800 bird species from Brazil, South America, Australia and Africa — many of them endangered. Toucans, macaws, crowned cranes, hummingbirds and hawks share the grounds with caimans, freshwater turtles, anacondas and butterflies in enclosures designed to replicate their natural habitats.
The park's standout feature is its immersion enclosures: spacious forest environments where you walk literally among the birds. Colorful macaws land on visitors' shoulders, parrots approach out of curiosity, and the butterfly and hummingbird sanctuary immerses visitors in dozens of species in full flight. Visits of up to 2 hours that perfectly complement a day at the Falls.
Park entrance and bilingual guide
Open 8:30am to 5:30pm. Pairs perfectly with a same-day visit to the Falls.
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.
At the confluence of the Paraná and Iguazu rivers, a redesigned complex with Jesuit heritage welcomes the evening with a folk dance show, documentary and the Cabeza de Vaca restaurant — Brazil at the edge of three countries.