Iguazú Falls – Argentinian Side

Our second day close to the Falls; we left the hotel in the morning and drove over to the ‘Three Frontiers’ memorial on the Brazilian side, where Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil come closest – still separated by water though.

After about 20 minutes we continued to the border post between Argentina and Brazil, making our way into Argentina as day-tourists – – so no stamp in my passport

We arrived at the park on the Argentinian side about 30 minutes later; here we got a short introduction to the options available; most of the group opted for the “Grand Adventure”, which included an orientation walk, a trip through the jungle and a boat ride under the falls, which turned out to be the best shower we ever had (the most forceful in any case) … Also lunch has been planned in nicely – and Argentinian beef is really the best around 🙂

Iguazú – Brazilian Side

In the afternoon we got closer to Iguazú Falls, with the heliport being the first stop. Those ones, who were eager to spend 60 USD for a 10 minute heli ride got up into the air, me being one of them 🙂 It was my first ride in a helicopter – – and the views were amazing.

After the heli ride we went over to the bird park on the other side of the street – to see those birds in cages, we were about to see in nature in the Pantanal anyhow… – I personally would not go there again.

From the bird park we continued to the Cataratas do Iguaçu National Park, i.e. the Brazilian side of the waterfalls.