Brazil · DAY TRIPS IN FOZ DO IGUAÇU
Good day trips in Foz do Iguaçu fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
See Iguassu Falls from Brazil and Argentina in one day, with border help, bilingual guidance, rainforest trails, and an optional boat ride.
“Bruno was the best tour guide we could have! We had a wonderful day with him, very helpful and happy to make our day unforgettable. I recommend 100%! Book with him and you won’t regret! See you soon!”
Review of a private one-day Iguassu Falls tour covering Brazil and Argentina, with border help, private transport, guide tips, costs, and practical advice.
“This is an amazing tour and a very efficient way to utilize your whole day while in Foz Do Iguazu. Most people either do just Brazil side or just Argentina side or they do two sides of the fall in two different days. We did both sides of the fall without being rushed at all in one day. The young lady, Crislaine was an amazing tour guide with a lot of people patience. She planned the route very efficiently picking us up from our hotel in Brazil at 7 am and taking us to Arjentina side first. Border crossing was a breeze because she was with us. After doing both…”
Review of the Argentinian side of Iguassu Falls from Foz do Iguaçu, with circuit details, border tips, costs, timing, and honest advice.
“They picked me up on the Brazilian side. The guide was very good and stayed with the group the whole time. The falls were beautiful and we got to see Devils Throat! No lunch included so bring food or there are places to purchase.”
See both sides of Iguazu Falls in one private day, with priority access, border help, flexible timing, and optional Brazilian boat ride.
“An unforgettable day to see both sides of Iguazu Falls. We loved every minute of it. Our guide, Guia Demetrius was so wonderful and flexible with our delayed flights. It would have been more helpful if tickets for the national park were included because getting them on line was very complicated. Be prepared to walk 10 km to including steep steps. If you love photography, do not forget your camera. It was very hot - so we brought lots of sunscreen, hats and a change yo clothes.”
See Iguazu Falls from Argentina and Brazil in one day with small-group transport, faster border crossings, guided trails, and optional boat ride.
“Incredible trip and very good guide! He was very patient and super attentive! All the little details he thought out and we did this tour on a holiday accidentally and he planned around the crowd and got the timing for everything perfectly. Very well organised! Highly recommend! Thank you for the perfect trip!! 😁”
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