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The big adventure begins at the Macuco Safari entrance gates, located at kilometer 25 of the
Cataratas Highway inside the Iguassu National Park, with embarkation in open jeep-towed
wagons that permit an unobstructed view of the scenery along the trail. During the stretch of
three kilometers through the jungle, multi-lingual guides point out examples of the flora and
fauna of the Park.
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Orchids, palm trees, bromeliads, centenaria trees, as well as wild animals that occasionally cross
the trail are pointed out by the guides.
The hike - The second stage, a stretch of 600 meters (optional), is a hike on a trail that leads to a
waterfall baptized "Macuco Falls". The waterfall - perfect for a refreshing dip on days of intense
heat - spills down from a height of approximately 20 meters. Access is via a stairway carved into
the ancient rock. The last stop is the Macuco Safari docks on the Brazilian side of the Iguassu
River.
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In the water, inflatable bi-motor boats, constructed to withstand the rigors of the excursion, are
secure and efficient vessels. Before embarkation, passengers receive life-vests and plastic
containers in which to protect photographic and filming equipment. The boat travels up-river
passing the canyon facing the rapids at a speed that permits the appreciation of the scenery.
Rocks, animals and a lot of greenery completes the scenery until the base of the Falls is reached,
next to the "great horseshoe" know as the "Devil's Throat".
Waterfall shower - Rainbows, blue sky, mist and water in profusion, punctuate the spectacle that
has as its high-point the area of the Falls baptized "The Three Musketeers". There the captain
maneuvers the boat in order to get close enough to provide the passengers with a quick and
refreshing shower. Since at the end of the fun everyone normally ends-up wet, the passengers
more sensitive to cold should not dispense with extra clothes to use after the boat excursion.
Another important detail: use comfortable shoes and clothes.
Located at Cataratas Highway, km 25, Iguassu National Park, Iguassu Falls, Parana, Brazil.
Open: 7 days-a-week from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (During day-light Savings Time from 8:00 a.m.
to 6:00 p.m. Departures: Every 10 minutes Duration: 1h 45 mins. Boat Capacity: 25 people. Note,
Children 0-6 free, 7-12 half-price
Muelle del Macuco Safari, sobre el
margen brasileño del río Iguazú.
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Jungle: 8Km. Vehicle ride among the Yacaratiá trail.
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Waterfalls: Speedboats offer the views from the inside of the Devil´s Throat Canyon and
the wet close-up to the Argentine side approaching the San Martin Waterfalls, second
largest one.
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Departures: Every hour from visitor´s center/jungle´s head office depart vehicles. Also
available from the landing at the end of the lower trail depart speedboats on the other
way round.
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Dificuty: 150 m of stairs, and 2km of rapids.
Rapids: 6Km. Navigation through the narrow lower Iguazu river including 2 km of
rapids.
Duration: 1 hour approx.
Recorrido de 8Km en vehículos 4X4 a
través del Sendero Yacaratiá
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The Bird Park is a private enterprise, situated in one of the most attractive parts of the
world: near the Iguaçu Falls in the state of Paraná, Brasil.
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Rare and colourful birds fly in the huge aviaries which have been built to blend in with
the humid subtropical florest. Visitors are able to enter these aviaries and view the birds
at close quarters. They will also see alligators, anacondas, pythons, marmosets and
butterflies.
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Our work is based on a high regard for our animals and appreciation of our visitors.
Come and see us and learn a little more about the Bird Park.
El Parque de las Aves
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Flight Number 1: Flight over de falls and over Iguassu National Park.
PAX Min.: 03 (Três) Time: 10 Min.
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Flight Number 2: Flight over de falls.
PAX Min.: 03 (Três) Time: 07 Min.
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This Flight is not operating temporary.
Flight Number 3: Flight over the falls, Itaipu and the Three Borders Mark.
PAX Min.: 02 (Três) Time: 30 Min
Sobrevuelo sobre las cataratas y sobre
el Parque Nacional de Iguazu
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Located near the Falls, it provides the visitor of all ages with activities for a close
contact with nature: rafting, tree climbing and rock climbing at various degrees of
difficulty.
Rafting
Rafting on the Iguaçú river is a 4 km boat ride down the rapids, 2km being on the
rapids and 2km on calm waters where passengers may go for a swim. The starting
point is near the fall where visitors will enjoy a magnificent view.
The rapids are rated medium level (class III+) and are open to people of all ages.
Tree Climbing
Tree climbing is divided into three areas of activity: Low Elements, High Elements and
the artificial Climbing Wall.
All Tree Climbing activities may be carried out individually or in groups. Some other
skills that may be explored:
Challenge participants to find out whether they can achieve beyond their expectations
and surpass their limits;
Exercise group problem solving skills through simple and fun-filled activities;
Stimulate decision making and trust among participants, as well as try to encourage
team organization, teamwork, self-control, motor coordination. Awaken leadership
skills and work potential skills.
Encourage participants to commune and interact with nature;
Rapel
In order to practice rapel, the visitor will follow a 360m long overhead trail in the jungle
to the rapel platform. The descent from the rapel platform is 55m long and provides a
view of the Iguaçú Falls.
Before rapelling specialized guides, who will go over all safety guidelines, will instruct
all visitors. Two people may rapel simultaneously.
El rafting en el río Iguazu
Rapel
Arbolismo
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Poço Preto Trail
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The highlight of this tour is at Ilha da Taquara (Taquara Island) with an option of a down river
trip on kayaks or motorboats as far as the Canoas Port or by taking the Bananeiras Trail. A
2km walk.
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Duration: half day with departures every hour.
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Duration: 2:30 hours with departure every 30 minutes.
A 9km guided walk or bike trail - bilingual guides - while admiring the fauna and flora in the
Iguaçú National Park.
Bananeira Trail
A 2km bilingual guided trail going by lagoons where water birds may be seen.
A ride by boat on the Iguaçú river to the Taquara Island and a subsequent return to Porto
Canoas or on the trail itself. This tour may also be made through Porto Canoas.
Sendero Poso Negro
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By land and by river
The adventure begins with embarkation from Porto Meira (Iguassu River, Iguassu
Falls, Brazil) in a 40-passenger capacity yacht endowed with a cabin, a covered deck,
a sun deck and an American bar. From Porto Meira the boat navigates a section of the
Iguassu River passing under the Tancredo Neves Bridge (Brazil - Argentina) and in
front of the Landmark of the Tree Frontiers, where an excellent view of The Americas
Space can be had. The Americas Space is a project of the government of the State of
Parana and was planned as a center for large- and medium-sized events.
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The structure, built in the contemporary style at the exact spot where the Iguassu
and Parana Rivers meet, provides another post-card view of the region.
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Going down the branch of the Parana River that is predominated by the famous
"Dourado" fish, also know as the "Tiger of the Parana", the passenger can enjoy the
beautiful riverside scenery of rocks and vegetation typical of the region while the crew
serves Brazilian cocktails made from local fruits - a success among foreigners,
generally lovers of a good "caipirinha".
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Bertoni Museum
Upon arrival at Puerto Bertoni on the Paraguayan bank of the river, passengers
disembark for the second stage of the excursion. A hike on a trail through the forest
(one of the magic moments of the excursion) leads to the old Bertoni family
installations which have been transformed into a museum.
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Personal objects, family furnishings, hundreds of books edited by the scholarly Swiss,
machines and working objects and photographs among other historical records of the
passage of Moises Bertoni through the triple-frontier region can be found there.
Rio Iguazu
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If you come with the desire and talent for fishing, you can leave the rest to us. .
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NOTE: Release fish that do not meet the required measurements.
We offer all the necessary support: boat, pilot/guide, rods, reels, bait and snacks
Fish for Dourado, Bagre, Snapper, Piapara, Surubi, and Tuncunare among other fish of the
region.
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3 Km, smooth and quiet navigation back from the devil´s Throat
station among the jungle of the shallow upper Iguazu River led by
experienced local people.
Rio Iguazu Superior
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