Stand above one of the planet’s most powerful waterfalls on the Brazilian side of Iguazu. This small-group tour from Puerto Iguazú brings you to sweeping boardwalks and the thunder of Devil’s Throat—just remember your passport and a waterproof layer.
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You step off the park shuttle and the air changes—cool, charged, wet. The boardwalks on the Brazilian side of Iguaçu Park stretch like a spine along the cliff edge, and every turn opens a new panorama: cascades slicing through mist, rainbows slashing across the spray, and the rumble of the Devil’s Throat daring you closer.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
5–6 hours
Fitness Level
Good for travelers of most fitness levels; involves paved boardwalks and short stair sections—expect some standing and walking.
Wildlife
History
The falls marked territory for Indigenous Guarani peoples; the parks on both sides were created in the early 20th century to protect the unique river gorge and its biodiversity.
Conservation
Park management focuses on limiting infrastructure within core viewing areas and educating visitors; stay on boardwalks and avoid feeding wildlife to reduce impact.
Reserve your spot on the Brazilian Side of Iguazu Falls Tour from Puerto Iguazu today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Don't forget your passport
Crossing to the Brazilian park requires a valid passport and, for some nationalities, a visa—carry originals and copies.
Expect spray near viewpoints
Wear a waterproof jacket or bring a packable rain poncho—the Floriano viewpoint will drench you with mist.
Protect against sun and insects
Sunscreen and insect repellent are useful between shaded boardwalks and exposed viewpoints.
Allow extra time for customs
Border processing can add 30–90 minutes—factor this into return travel or flights.
Passport & travel documents
Required for international border crossing and park entry.
Light waterproof jacket or poncho
Protects against heavy mist at viewpoints and sudden rain.
summer
Sturdy, closed-toe walking shoes
Tread and protection for wet, sometimes slippery boardwalks and stairs.
Quick-dry clothing & small daypack
Keeps you comfortable during humid conditions and stores sunscreen, water and insect repellent.
spring