Private Iguassu Falls Brazilian Side Tour with City Drive and Tri-Border Photo Stop

This private tour of about four hours uses a modern air-conditioned vehicle with a guide who accompanies the party alone. The guide speaks German, English, French or Spanish, and the itinerary can be adjusted to the group. Soda is included. Before the park, the route takes in a short city tour of Foz do Iguacu and a photo stop at the tri-border point on the Brazilian side. In Iguacu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the falls are seen in panorama, more than 270 drops in all. Roughly 70% of them lie on the Argentine side, but the Brazilian side is where visitors get the broadest view. At the end of the trail a bridge leads to the horseshoe canyon with a view of the Devil's Throat. Anyone who wants to avoid the walk or some stairs can take the panoramic elevator at the end of the trail. The entrance fee is not included. Boat trips and helicopter flights can be booked on site, and so can meals at restaurants in the park or at the Belmond Hotel das Cataratas. The vehicle is wheelchair accessible, and infant seats are available.