One of the best bird parks we've ever been to. The layout allows you to see the birds close up and often outside of cages roaming free. It's a very immersive experience - highly recommend it.

Lots of amazing birds, in large aviaries with seemingly plenty of space for them to fly, flock and perch. A lot of the birds have been rescued from the wildlife trade. The scarlet ibises are so striking. The parakeets and macaws are particularly active and noisy. It's great to see the toucans close-up. The trail through lush vegetation works well.

We visited the park during our 3 days stay in Foz. It was a suggestion of some of our friends and we are happy having followed it! The park is a conservation site, and also a place in which birds liberated from illegal traffics are recovered. There are lots of written explanations about the birds you can observe, and also kind personnel available to give you some more hints. A must see together with the falls!

Marvelous birds. The display of 15 or so types of parrots and parakeets was fabulous. We stayed over 3 hours and could have stayed an hour more, except that we had to get to the airport. Basically, like fifteen+ of the best zoo bird exhibits you've ever seen all in one place. My impression is that about half the birds are rescued, but not sure.

Beautiful place where animals are very good taken care of. We, people, come through cages to see birds in their natural habitat or there are pens where you can go in. You can see many beautiful colourful parrots, toucans

We really enjoyed this park as we were amazed how colorful and beautiful some of these birds were. The ticket money goes to preservation of this beautiful park so I was willing to pay 20$ per person. All kinds of birds; we were sad we didnot spot any Tucans. I feel bad I didnot ask what happened to them. Make sure to pay a visit.

This really a rain forest reserve. There are plant exhibits including cecropia trees with there commensal ants. Butter fly gardens. Birds in huge walk in enclosures. I would guess the enclosures are 3 to 4 stories tall. Our guide to Iguazu falls said this was an optional side trip, but he did not do it justice in his description. This is not just another zoo! This is a selva mata/ tropical rainforest experience.

Great place to visit after you visit the Falls. We took a cab from the Argentina side and had the driver wait for 90 minutes. The total cost was $40. The facility has several bathrooms, is well maintained and easy to walk around. A must if you have a few hours.

I went with low expectations but really enjoyed the bird park. It is quite big giving good space for the animals. They take conservation seriously and really care for the animals. There is a lot to see and not just birds.

A wonderful haven for birds. Many endangered species that you may see in books. Wonderful colorfull birds including Makaws, Toucans and large Vultures. Turtles and a butterfly garden made this a shady spot to take a relaxed walk through. Buying tickets as easy and was inexpensive about US $16 per head. You can walk up to the gate of the park located next door to the Samna hotel and buy your tickets. Allow 1-1/2 hours to take in all the beautiful tropical birds. There is a large gift shop for souvenirs and some chairs outdoors for relaxing.