What are the most important attractions in iguazu falls?
While there are many typical options for entertainment in Iguazu Falls, obviously the most important options have to do with the exuberant nature of the region.
Iguazu falls is to appreciate and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the silence of the forest or the energizing sound of rushing waters from above.
The Iguazu National Park (Argentina), or the Argentine side of the Falls
Recently renovated, it offers new gateways, comfort and internal transport in environmentally train to appreciate nature. (8 hour visit by all walks available)
The Iguazu National Park in the northern province of Misiones, was established on October 9, 1934 and currently has an area of 66148 ha.
Different areas make up this wonderful nature refuge and it is in the Falls, where you can make visits to contemplate the waterfalls of the Iguazu River Area.
OBSERVATION OF THE WATERFALLS
Iguazu falls can be admired from the foot of the falls, called Lower Circuit, or from “above” or Upper Circuit.
From the Visitor Center is accessed through the circuits either train or green trail.
The lower circuit has a length of 1600 meters.
The upper circuit has a length of 1200 meters.
Since the lower circuit can access the boat that crossing the river and leads to San Martin Island (cost included in the park entrance toll)
In the Iguazu falls area you can visit the largest fall of all water: Devil’s Throat.
From the Falls station can be reached by train to Garganta station it provides access to the gateway from the coast to the viewpoint.
This is a fantastic ride, and the view from the balcony is stunning.
The Iguaçu National Park (Brazil), or the Brazilian side of the falls
A living postcard of Iguazu, the Brazilian side you can admire panoramic fall form. (3 hour tour)
The Iguaçu National Park in Brazil, was declared a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site in 1986, two years after the nomination of Iguazu National Park in Argentina.
IBAMA (Brazilian Institute of Environment), manages this park is currently being revitalized, like the Argentine Park.
The visiting area consists of a single circuit of walkways that are facing the falls, offering a truly breathtaking panoramic view.
The circuit is 1200 meters with steps that prevent the circulation in a wheelchair.
At the end of the circuit is an elevator that will be out of service until June 2003. The staircase has 130 steps to climb 220 meters. Medium difficulty.
Hiking
You can take a yacht ride to the foot of the fall or riding in the jungle
Horseback Riding
Horseback riding through the jungle
A two-hour walk walking trails accessible only on horseback, listening to legends of the Misiones rainforest.
Ruta 12 Km. 3 Puerto Iguazu.
Aboriginal village Guarani
A unique opportunity to experience one of the oldest cultures of America.
Ask your travel agent about this ride.
The Aripuca
It is a construction made of large trees recovered from the Misiones jungle and trap birds playing game designed by the Guarani Indians.
Ruta 12 Km. 4 Puerto Iguazu.
Guira Oga, The Bird House
A place dedicated to the rearing of endangered birds.
Ruta 12 Km. 6 Puerto Iguazu.
Landmark of the Three Borders
The place where the Iguazu and Parana rivers, form a tripartite international border of great natural beauty.
Paseo Yacht
Inside the Iguazu National Park it is possible to experience a sailing trip and make the “baptism of Iguazu Falls.”
The flagship marine park ride is precisely “The Great Adventure”: The experience begins traveling 8 km of forest in open-wheel drive vehicles, with the opportunity to appreciate the flora and, hopefully, the fauna..
After semi-rigid inflatable boats are addressed and walking 6 Km. From the Iguazu inferior, passing through rapids, and then arrive at the foot of the fall and perform the “baptism of the Iguazu Falls.”
The walk takes about 90 minutes and can be done every day.
The Superior Iguazú allows quieter rides in rowing boats, facilitating observation of the flora and fauna of the Delta.
