• Brazilian side
  

  
  Whilst the majority of the falls are in Argentina, a better overview is had from the Brazilian side, where you can get an excellent overview of Devil's Throat and the rest of the falls, from both above and below.
  
  

• Argentinian side
  

  
  The Iguazu Falls are an awesome sight as tonnes of water throw themselves over cliffs and the mist rises amongst the jungle. They are taller than Niagara Falls, and twice as wide.
  
  

• Boat Trip
  

  
  Do the boat ride to the bottom of the falls. Whirlpools, waves and currents provoked by the Falls add adrenaline and lots of emotions to this unforgettable tour.
  
  

• Garganta del Diablo
  

  
  The main attraction of the Falls. There is a free train running up to a 1 km-long walkway across the river to stand just back from the main horseshoe of falls where the roar and spray are most tremendous.
  
  

• Bird Park
  

  
  This world-class Bird Park is situated on 12 acres of native subtropical forest on the Brazilian side. It offers tourists to enter huge 8-meter high forest aviaries to study and photograph birds in their natural habitat without the restrictions of netting and cages.
  
  

• Itaipu Dam
  

  
  While visiting Iguassu Falls National Park, take the chance to explore the Itaipu Dam, the largest operational hydroelectric power plant in the world.
  
  

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