Iguassu Total Experience

The Iguassu Total Experience offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the majestic Iguazu National Park on both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides. This comprehensive 9.5-hour excursion, limited to just 10 participants, promises a seamless and immersive journey through one of the world’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders. With wheelchair accessibility, round-trip hotel transfers, and expert English and Spanish-speaking guides, this personalized tour ensures a smooth and memorable experience. But the true wonder lies in what awaits those who embark on this captivating adventure, as they discover the breathtaking sights and sounds that have earned Iguazu its status as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Key Points

1. A comprehensive 9.5-hour tour that explores the Iguazu National Park on both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides, providing a complete experience of the iconic waterfalls.

2. The tour is limited to 10 participants, ensuring a personalized adventure and accessibility for wheelchair users.

3. The itinerary includes guided walks along the Devil’s Throat, Upper Trail, and Lower Trail, as well as a panoramic view of the Devil’s Throat from the Brazilian side.

4. The tour includes immigration control, entrance fees, and round-trip hotel transfers, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience.

5. The tour is not suitable for individuals over 331 lbs (150 kg), with recent surgeries, low fitness levels, or over 95 years old, to ensure the safety and comfort of all participants.

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Tour Details

The tour, titled "Iguassu Total Experience," is a comprehensive 9.5-hour excursion that takes visitors on an immersive journey through the stunning Iguazu National Park on both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides. Limited to just 10 participants, this small-group experience ensures a personalized adventure.

The itinerary includes crossing the international border, exploring the Devil’s Throat and upper and lower trails on the Argentinian side, and a panoramic view of the iconic Devil’s Throat from the Brazilian side. Wheelchair-accessible, the tour includes round-trip hotel transfers, an English and Spanish-speaking guide, and all entrance fees, though lunch and other expenses are extra.

Itinerary

Pickup from hotels in Foz do Iguaçu and Puerto Iguazu kicks off the Iguassu Total Experience tour. Participants then go through immigration control on the Brazilian and Argentinian sides before visiting Iguazu National Park (Argentina). They’ll explore the Devil’s Throat walking path, the Upper trail, and the Lower trail.

After a lunch break, the group heads to Iguaçu National Park (Brazil) to walk a 1,200-meter trail and enjoy a panoramic view of the Devil’s Throat. The tour ends with dropoffs at hotels in Puerto Iguazu and Foz do Iguaçu. Throughout the experience, an English and Spanish tour guide accompanies the small group of up to 10 participants.

Included in the Tour

Although the Iguassu Total Experience tour doesn’t include meals, it covers several essential aspects of the experience. The tour includes pickup and dropoff from hotels in Foz do Iguaçu and Puerto Iguazu, as well as English and Spanish-speaking tour guides. Visitors will also have their entrance fees and the tourism fee from Argentina (approximately $2 USD per person) covered.

The tour provides:

• Immigration control on both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides
• Access to Iguazu National Park in Argentina and Brazil
• Guided walks along the Devil’s Throat and various trails
• Panoramic views of the impressive Devil’s Throat waterfall

Excluded From the Tour

Aside from the comprehensive inclusions, the Iguassu Total Experience tour doesn’t cover some expenses. Travelers will need to pay for their own food and drinks during the tour, as lunch isn’t included. Plus, any visas required to enter Brazil or Argentina are the responsibility of the participant. Souvenirs and tips for the tour guide are also excluded from the package price.

The tour isn’t suitable for individuals over 331 lbs (150 kg), with recent surgeries, low fitness levels, or those over 95 years old due to physical restrictions. The Iguassu Total Experience focuses on providing a complete sightseeing package while leaving non-essential costs up to the traveler.

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Accessibility and Restrictions

The Iguassu Total Experience tour is designed to accommodate a wide range of travelers. The tour is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for those with mobility challenges. However, there are some restrictions in place to ensure the safety and comfort of all participants.

The tour isn’t suitable for individuals:

• Over 331 lbs (150 kg)
• With recent surgeries
• With a low fitness level
• Over 95 years old

These restrictions are in place to maintain the integrity of the tour and provide an enjoyable experience for everyone. By adhering to these guidelines, the Iguassu Total Experience can be enjoyed by a diverse group of travelers.

Immigration Control

The Iguassu Total Experience tour includes immigration control on both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides. Participants will have their passports checked and stamped as they cross the international border between the two countries. This ensures compliance with immigration laws and regulations.

The tour guide will assist with the process, guiding the group through the necessary procedures. Participants should ensure they’ve their valid passports ready for the immigration checks. This step allows seamless entry into the national parks on both sides of the Iguassu Falls, providing a hassle-free experience for the entire tour.

Iguazu National Park (Argentina)

After clearing immigration, the tour proceeds to the Iguazu National Park on the Argentinian side. This UNESCO World Heritage site showcases the awe-inspiring Iguazu Falls, one of the world’s most impressive natural wonders.

Visitors can explore the park’s diverse trails, including:

• The Devil’s Throat, a U-shaped canyon with powerful cascades
• The Upper Trail, offering panoramic views of the falls
• The Lower Trail, providing a closer encounter with the thundering waters
• Opportunities to spot local wildlife, such as tropical birds and butterflies

The Iguazu National Park experience immerses travelers in the stunning natural beauty of this region, leaving an indelible impression.

Iguaçu National Park (Brazil)

Next, the tour proceeds to the Iguaçu National Park on the Brazilian side. Visitors embark on a 1200-meter walking trail, providing a panoramic view of the renowned Devil’s Throat. This section of the tour offers a different perspective of the breathtaking waterfalls, allowing participants to witness their grandeur from the Brazilian side.

The park’s trails and viewpoints showcase the natural beauty of the region, immersing visitors in the serene environment. After exploring the Brazilian side, the tour concludes with hotel drop-offs in Puerto Iguazu and Foz do Iguaçu, ensuring a seamless and comprehensive Iguassu experience for all participants.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

Participants can bring their own food and drinks on the tour, as the itinerary includes a lunch break. However, meals are not included in the tour price, so travelers will need to purchase their own food during the break.

How Much Time Do We Have for Lunch?

The tour doesn’t include lunch, so participants can take a break for about an hour to enjoy a meal on their own. The itinerary allows ample time for a leisurely lunch before continuing the tour.

Is It Possible to Visit Other Attractions in the Area?

While the tour doesn’t include additional attractions, visitors can explore other sights in the area on their own before or after the scheduled activities. Popular options include visiting bird parks, taking boat tours, and visiting nearby towns.

What Should I Bring to Have the Best Experience?

To have the best experience, visitors should bring comfortable shoes, sun protection, a camera, and a small backpack or bag. Bringing water and snacks is also recommended, as lunch is not included in the tour.

Can I Extend My Stay at the National Parks?

Visitors can certainly extend their stay at the national parks. However, they’d need to make separate arrangements for transportation and entry fees, as the tour only covers the specified itinerary and inclusions. Extensions would depend on park opening hours and visitor’s own schedule.

Recap

The Iguassu Total Experience offers an immersive and accessible exploration of the stunning Iguazu National Park. With comprehensive itineraries, guides, and transportation, this tour ensures a seamless and informative experience for visitors to this UNESCO World Heritage site. Whether on the Brazilian or Argentinian side, travelers can expect to be captivated by the park’s natural beauty and impressive waterfalls.

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