My girlfriend and I visited the falls in March 2009 and you must take at least two full days: one on the Brazil side and one on the Argentina side. Plan to hike about 4 hours minimum on the Brazil side and 7 hours on the Argentina side. Don't miss a thing -- when will you ever return? Check out... more

This was breathtaking! an absolute must see. Check out the pictures on the net, and you will be amazed at the sheer size of these falls. the best thing to do is to organise a tour of the falls and then go do the boat trip that goes underneath the falls and you get soaked! like scenes out of a... more

Water tumbling at any angle you turn, water so close you could reach out and touch, sounds like mighty thunderclaps, brilliant blue sky, hundreds of miles of jungle green, vivid sunlight - this is HUGE nature at its absolute best. See them from both sides; the Argentinian may seem unbeatable until you try the Brazilian ! Stay close to the... more

it is a largest water falls in the world. it is situated on the border line of argentina and brazil. very exciting when you will take a drive on motor boat for water falls. water is falling from 100 meter height and its very big. you can feel the water. more

The park is only a few miles away from the resort where my husband and i stayed and it was the one of the most beautiful places I had ever seen. There are many different walking trails and you see countless waterfalls, exotic plants and animals all along the way. The trail we took lead us to the main falls... more

Once in south Brazil no one should miss visiting Foz do Iguaçu and its Cataratas (Falls). Located between Brazilian and Argentinean border, the falls are an impressive misture of views, noise, energy and beautifulness and the rainbows are just a detailed that can be seen everywhere. Not only the falls but also the big park that surround it in both... more

After spending three weeks in Brazil on a Rotary Group Study Exchange in 2005, our group had the opportunity to spent our weekend of rest and relaxtion in Foz de Iguacu. We spent two of our day relaxing at the falls taking in the sights and sounds (on the Brazil side). The falls are absolutely amazing. We also saw some... more

The Iguassu Falls are the most beautiful place I've ever seen in my life. Not only because of the powerful waterfalls, which are impressive, but also because of the nature that surrounds it. In order to plan my trip to Iguassu, I did all my research through Internet, specially through Trip Advisor. I decided to stay at Hotel del Rey... more

It is very easy to get aroung Foz by public trasnportation if you stay at a hotel on Catararas Street (the road to the falls- hotels like Bourbon, Rafarain, Turrance Green, etc). By bus from airport go to end of airport and take the bus that says Centro for 2R, it goes past all the hotels on Catararas, just pull... more