Planning UR trip to Iguassu?

You've come to the right place!!!

Would like to tell you some important things...

Visa Requirements:
Iguassu Falls is between Brazil and Argentina. If you want to see both sides of the Falls you will have to abide by the VISA and Passport requirements for both countries.
To avoid troubles, it is very important to have your VISA (when required), before you leave your Country, since you are here, it takes more then a week to get a VISA, when they approve.
Remembering that besides the Iguassu Falls, we are also in a place, where you can visit Three Countries,(Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina) in case you want to visit Paraguay, take a look also if your country needs VISA.


Vaccinations:
To come to Brazil, is recommended the Yellow Fever vaccination, for people that will visit the States bellow:
Amazonas, Amapa, Macapa, Roraima, Rondonia, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Pará, Maranhão, Tocantins, Piauí, Bahia, Minas Gerais, Espirito Santo, São Paulo, Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul, Goiás and Distrito Federal.
The ones who are interested in take it, must take the vaccine ten days before getting to the risk area. The vaccine is effective and protect you for 10 years.

What to bring:


Comfortable Shoes, it is very important... no high hills (to walk through the trails) on the Falls. The walkways are quite easy, in some parts you can get wet.
Some people feel comfortable to walk on sandals, others prefer hiking shoes, I recommend the one you feel better.

Hat, for the heat is extremely important.


Sunscreen, it is forbidden to forget it.

Insect Repellent, it is not all year around that you will find mosquitoes around here, but I highly recommend this product in your luggage.

Quick drying clothes, this is a very important tip, during the summer you can sweat a lot, making your clothes  wet and uncomfortable, since we are in a Subtropical Rain Forest, you can always have the chance to take a shower, when the Falls has a big volume of water, depending on the wind direction, be prepared to get wet, and also we have some tours where you will get completely wet.

Currency, around Iguassu (also known as the Triple Frontier Region), generally the Brazilian Real, the Argentinean Peso, the US Dollar and the Euro are all accepted. If you are in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, they'll take US Dollars or Brazilian Reais. It is important to say, that when you visit the Iguassu National Park on the Argentinean side you have to pay the entrance fee in Argentinean Pesos and in cash.

Length of Visit, I recommend you a minimum of 3 days, one day to explore the Brazilian side of the Falls and the different activities we have on the Park, as the Macuco Safari Boat Ride, Rafting, Rapel, have a good lunch at Porto Canoas Restaurant facing the falls, visit the Bird Park, do an Helicopter flight over the Falls, and much more. Another day to explore the Argentinean side of the Falls, that is much longer than the Brazilian part, it is also possible to do a boat ride from Argentinean side,and at night take a look on the dinner show... and why the third day? We cannot forget the Itaipu Dam, one of the biggest power plant in the world and of course depending on which hotel you will stay, it is worth to enjoy and take a rest, take a time for shopping, and get prepared for your next destination...