After hearing that until recently (Chinese newest dam) this was the world'd biggest man made power plant, watching the introductory video and then going for a bus tour around, I left highly impressed. The area the plant is on is huge but I especially liked the fact that people responsible for it are trying to do a lot for the... More

as far as we understood this isone of the biggest hydroelectric power plant. it was quite interesting visiting it. recomended if you have some free days in iguazu area

This very well guided tour will give you a complete vision of what is being made to reduce de impact of the dam and is an example for the other dams in the worls, specially the fish "scale" that runs over 10 km and is as far the only way to allow fish to go up the river for reproduction.... More

I was interested to see the dam that promises to help industry in Paraguay and Brazil. You briefly tour in Paraguay. The construction is new and both country's are very excited about it. I reduce the review by a star because the movie shown before the bus tour to the dam is only in Portuguese with no subtitles for speakers... More

This hydro plant is so huge and the power supply generated by the supply of water stored in the Lake is so large it is unreal and unbelievable to comprehend.

The dam is very interesting and takes about 2 hours to see all of it with the tour and movie about how it was built. The facts and figures about the water in the reservoir behind the dam will astound you!

I'd suggest you take at least the special tour so that you get a glimps of inside of the hydro-plant. Not cheap but worth a visit. Book you tickets in advance.

We had a spare day before leaving Foz so decided to visit the dam. The journey to the Dam on the local bus was easy and it drops you at the visitor centre. We did the basic tour which involves a short film (not in English as advertised) followed by a bus tour. The guide on the bus asked what... More

If you have the time, take the "special" tour that gets you inside the generator room and down to look at some of the bearings, etc. You also get the outside drive of the regular tour (Welcome to Paraguay!) to capture the immense scale of this project. I walked around in my hard hat with a goofy grin that translates... More