Iguazu National Park travel guide

The gigantic waterfalls at the border to Brazil are surrounded by tropical rain forest

At Parque Nacional de Iguazu, you’ll witness an unforgettable natural spectacle at the great waters, as the Guaraní call the waterfalls, which plunge down 210 feet into the horseshoe-shaped ravine. The air shimmers of heat, enormous amounts of foam form little rainbows at sunshine and the entire area is filled with constant roaring. The humidity increases to 90 percent at night and the warm temperatures turn the whole area into a fertile greenhouse where nature is as lush as in paradise. An open, environmental train run by gas drives guests through the jungle to the starting point of strolling paths and the footbridge across the dizzying, 210 feet high, waterfall of Garganta del Diablo.

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