Accommodation
Merit Hotel Iguazu
The Brazilian Falls are located on the western side of the Paraná State in Brazil. They were declared Natural World Heritage
in the year 1986 by the UNESCO. This Brazilian park with 185,000 hectares (458,000 acres) borders the Argentinean
National Park and they are divided by the Iguazu River. Both parks make this region one of the largest natural protected
areas in South America.
The tour starts at the Visitors’ Center, designed to be the access to the park. The building functions as an embarking and
disembarking station for visitors. In order to be able to start the circuits along the catwalk floors, every visitor must take
one of the modern panoramic view busses so as to move safely within the park. The length of the catwalk floors is 1,200
meters (0.8 miles) from where it is possible to get a breathtaking view of the 275 waterfalls. The four main rapids on the
Brazilian side are: Floriano, Deodoro, Benjamín Constant and Salto Unión or The Devil ́s Throat. At the end of the path
everyone will get on a panoramic elevator that will take them to the bus units.
Parque Das Aves: 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, Brazil.
Rare and colorful birds fly in the huge aviaries which have been built to blend in with the humid subtropical forest. Visitors
are able to enter these aviaries and be amaze by the birds, alligators, anacondas, pythons, marmosets and butterflies.