Top Foz do Iguacu Historical Tours

Many travelers visit Ciudad del Este for its malls, but this tour from Foz do Iguaçu lets you experience the city beyond its famous shopping scene. Explore the city’s culture, history, and natural beauty at landmarks including the Cathedral of San Blas, the Muslim Mosque, and El Mensú Museum, ending with a visit to the Salto Monday waterfalls, one of the region’s most impressive natural spectacles.

Experience unrivaled views of Iguassu Falls—one of the New7 Wonders of Nature—during a panoramic helicopter ride that reveals both the Argentine and Brazilian sides of the waterfalls. You can choose a take-off time that suits your schedule, before you take to the skies and benefit from a pilot commentary to orient you and draw your attention to top sights.

Secure your ticket for one of the top attractions in the Foz do Iguaçu area, the Three Borders Landmark. See where Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina meet, marked by obelisks between the Iguaçu and Paraná rivers; take in stunning views and enjoy and family-friendly attractions.

Many travelers explore the Brazilian and Argentinian sides of the Foz do Iguaçu region, but few venture to Paraguay. This small-group tour allows you to add another stamp to your passport with ease. Learn about the area's Indigenous heritage at the Museo de la Tierra Guarani, marvel at one of the world's largest hydroelectric power plants, and admire the teeming waters of the Saltos del Monday waterfall.

Discover the authentic side of Paraguay on this full-day tour from Foz do Iguaçu or Puerto Iguazú. Begin your adventure at the impressive Itaipu Dam, one of the world’s largest hydroelectric plants, and learn about its significance. Next, visit the stunning Monday Falls, surrounded by lush nature, perfect for memorable photos. Experience local culture at the vibrant Abastos Market and explore the charming Parroquia San Lucas, a cultural landmark reflecting Paraguay's heritage. This tour emphasizes authentic encounters, with comfortable transport and a multilingual guide for an enriching experience. - Full-day exploration of Paraguay's culture and natural beauty - Visit Itaipu Dam and Monday Falls for breathtaking views - Experience local life at Abastos Market and Parroquia San Lucas - Comfortable transport with a multilingual guide and entrance fees included

Visit both sides of the Iguazu Falls, one of the Natural Wonders of the World, on this full-day group tour. Cross the border to Argentina and get up close to the mighty waters in the “Devil’s Throat” as well as the upper and lower circuits. Then head back to the Brazilian side, which is more untamed and features more wildlife such as friendly quatis and tropical birds.

A tour of Iguaçu Falls offers distinct experiences on each side, showcasing the beauty of this natural wonder from different perspectivesCloser to the Falls The trails on the Argentinian side provide more intimate views, allowing you to get closer to the waterfalls. Walkways lead you to the base of the falls.Diverse Trails The park features extensive walking trails, including the Upper Circuit for panoramic views and the famous Devil's Throat for a breathtaking perspective. Panoramic Views The Brazilian side emphasizes the grandeur of the falls with sweeping views, particularly of the Garganta do Diablo. This side is ideal for capturing the overall scale and beauty of the waterfall system, quick access to viewpoints making it easier to see multiple perspectives in a shorter time. The Brazilian side is known for its lush scenery and diverse wildlife, making it a great spot for birdwatching and enjoying the natural environment.

Many people visit Foz do Iguaçu to see the immense waterfalls but there’s more to the town than just the falls. With a private guide, take a tour of the city of Foz do Iguaçu and discover the main highlights including the Our Lady of Guadalupe Cathedral, the Buddhist Temple, and the mosque. A highlight is a stop at the Triple Frontier border where three countries—Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina—meet in one place.

One for the adventurers out there—visit the land where Brazil’s western frontier meets the borders of Paraguay and Argentina, and see the massive conjunction of the Iguazu and Paraná rivers deep in the heart of the Amazon. Learn about the significance of this special place from your guide and hear about local history, and see the sun set dramatically over the rainforest and rivers.

Many travelers visit Foz do Iguaçu to admire the Iguaçu Falls, but most miss out on the rest that the city has to offer. This tour provides insights into the diverse cultures that have settled in the region and takes you to the city's Buddhist Temple, Omar Ibn Al-Khattab Mosque, and Catedral Diocesana Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe.

We offer the easiest way DE to visit the Argentine side waterfalls! You don’t have to worry about the border procedures as the Guide organizes it for you*. Another differential is the Guide, which in addition DE tell you curiosities and stories of the park, organizes for the group to follow the easier and less busy paths, saving time and avoiding stress. We also connect you to the commune DA Guarani Jasy Porã, where you can visit and learn more about the people originating in our region. A must-see activity for lovers DE history, culture and nature.

Experience one of the world’s largest waterfalls, Iguazu Falls, on this small-group tour to the Brazilian side. Depart from your hotel in Foz do Iguassu, Brazil, and head to the national park entrance. Then, enjoy a guided tour of the Brazilian side of the falls with views of the Argentinian side, which has 75% of the system.

Discover the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls and other city attractions on this 4-hour sightseeing tour from Foz do Iguaçu. Travel deep into Iguaçu National Park for the region's best, up-close views of Devil's Throat and feel the power of this natural wonder. Then head to the Parque das Aves (Birds Park) to learn about the Brazilian bird species that reside in this sanctuary. Finally, visit the incredible Itaipu Hydroelectric Dam and learn how it provides 20% of all Brazilian energy using the power of the nearby falls. Round-trip transportation from Foz do Iguaçu hotels is included.

This tour is ideal for families, since in addition to seeing one of the 7 Wonders of the Modern World, which is Itaipu, you can also see certain animals that live in this binational area, such as capybaras, which can be found from the Piracema Canal. During the tour, the guide tells us the story of the construction and fills us with information that impresses us, such as: Did you know that A LOT of ice was used in the construction of the Itaipu dam? Well, you will learn this and other information in addition to the stunning view of nature and the modern world.

Pay a visit to one of the world’s biggest waterfalls, Iguazu Falls, during your time in Brazil. This small-group excursion is a 2-part experience: a visit to the Brazilian side of the falls and an exhilarating boat ride along the Iguaçu River into the falls. See the famous Devil’s Throat, take the panoramic elevator for a different angle of the falls, and drive through the jungles in an open-air vehicle.

Visit Itaipu Dam, the largest functioning hydroelectric power plant in the world, during this 4-hour outing from Foz do Iguaçu. Learn about this excellent example of modern architecture from your knowledgeable local guide, as well as its environmental impact, its construction and its importance in the lives of the Paraguayan and Brazilian people. Round trip transportation from Foz do Iguaçu hotels is included.

The mighty Iguazú Falls is one of Argentina’s most impressive natural wonders and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take in all the highlights of the Iguazú National Park on this tour and enjoy a more personalized experience, traveling in a small group. Ride the Ecological Train through the rainforest; walk along the Devil's Throat, Upper, and Lower circuits; then set sail on a thrilling boat tour and cruise right beneath the falls.

Take a tour of one of the world’s largest dams, and one that powers millions of South Americans, when you visit the Itaipu Hydroelectric Dam. When you arrive, watch a brief video on the history and construction of the dam. Then, visit the main gazebo and the tourist complex to see the dam in action and how it interacts with the surrounding nature. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

All our vehicles are new and have a special license (carta azul) that allows us to ensure transfers to Argentina and Paraguay. The comfort and safety of our guests is always a priority.

On a guided tour and in private service, we pickup you at your hotel, and for an average of 03 hours, we guide you to visit the Three Borders Landmark, one of the most enchanting places in the world. The site unites three countries, a spectacular view of the borders, a rich culture, a unique geography between nations and many stories. From the Brazilian city of Foz do Iguaçu, where the Marco das Três Fronteiras Tourist Complex is installed, the visitor has an excellent infrastructure with various attractions, regional gastronomy, historical atmosphere, curiosities and comfort and safety to stroll, contemplate and live the place. From the Brazilian obelisk, which was established more than 100 years ago with the colors of the Brazilian flag, visitors have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the history of the country and the continent.

This is a technical tour of Itaipu, where you can get up close and personal with the people who work there. This visit begins with a bilingual documentary about Itaipu, followed by a bus, which provides water, that will take you on the rest of the tour, which is divided into 7 stages: Spillway viewpoint, Central viewpoint, Concrete dam, Production building for observation of the cathedrals, Central Control Room, Water outlet channel, Gallery of generating units.

Break bread at a restaurant on the border of three countries during this flexible-length sunset dinner at the ‘Landmark of Three Frontiers.’ Visit the spot where Paraguay, Argentina, and Brazil set their borders, learning about the history of these three nations while enjoying the sun dip below the horizon.

On this tour you will make a route through the Argentine missionary region. Visit an active gemstone mine in the morning and the majestic 15th-century Jesuit construction in one day with us. Discover the alternative scenario that takes you to a historic adventure in the province of Missiones. The Ruins of San Ignacio, considered a UNESCO heritage site, invites you to travel in time to learn more about the Jesuit missions and their urban organization. On the same day, you will meet and have the opportunity to enter the tunnels of a precious stone mine that is still in operation, and see closely the process of formation and extraction of precious stones.