
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.
The Jaguar Trail was developed specifically for cycling inside Iguaçu National Park — one of the world's largest remaining Atlantic Forest reserves. The 10-kilometer route takes you through the subtropical forest interior with guides who prioritize a contemplative pace: no rush, so you can absorb the dense vegetation, the sounds of the forest and the wildlife that occasionally appears at the trail's edge. The full experience takes approximately 90 minutes.
For those who want more distance, there is a 9-kilometer variant that departs from the park's Visitor Center and follows the internal road to Iguazu Falls and the Belmond Hotel das Cataratas — arriving by bike right at the edge of the cascades. Bikes provided in multiple sizes, with helmets, water and transport to the trailhead included. By prior reservation only.
Bike, helmet, water, transport to the trail and professional instructor
Prior reservation required. Medium difficulty — basic cycling experience needed. Minimum age: 10 years.
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.