Is this tour suitable for families with young children?

Yes. The Bird Park is specifically designed for walk-through interaction, and the falls viewpoints are accessible via paved paths. Private transport is less tiring than group tours. Confirm mobility needs with your guide at booking.

Do I need a passport or visa for the Brazilian side?

Yes, a valid passport is required to cross into Brazil. Most visitors don't need a visa, but confirm entry requirements for your nationality before booking.

What's included in the EUR 127 price?

Private transport from Puerto Iguazú hotel, entrance fees to Iguassu Falls Brazilian side and the Bird Park, and guide accompaniment. Lunch and personal expenses are not included.

How many people can join this private tour?

Tours are private, meaning they're booked for your group only. Confirm your group size at booking—vehicle type (minivan vs. sedan) may vary accordingly.

Can I see both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of the falls in one day?

This tour covers the Brazilian side. The Argentine side is a separate experience; combining both would exceed the 4.5–5 hour window. Ask your guide about multi-day options.

Is the Bird Park only about macaws?

Macaws are the focus and largest population, but the park houses 140+ species including toucans, parrots, and other tropical birds. Expect a mix-focused experience, not exclusively macaws.

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Bird Park & Iguassu Brazilian Side From Puerto Iguazú Hotels - Private Tour

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About this activity

Combine two of South America's most spectacular natural attractions in a single private excursion: the Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls—one of the world's largest waterfall systems with 275 cascades—and the world's premier macaw sanctuary housing over 1,100 birds across 140+ species. This curated day trip showcases both raw natural power and dedicated wildlife conservation.

Visit to the Brazilian side of the Iguaçu Falls, largest set of waterfalls on the planet, with 275 waterfalls; visit to the Bird Park, the largest aviary in the world specializing in macaws; more than 1.100 animals; more than 140 species; 50% rescue birds; 43% born in the park; private services with guide accompaniment; approximately 05 hours.

Highlights

✓Panoramic views of Iguassu Falls from the Brazilian overlook, capturing the full scale of 275 waterfalls
✓Walk-through aviaries at the Bird Park with close encounters with macaws, toucans, and tropical species
✓Learn conservation stories: 50% of park birds are rescues, 43% bred on-site
✓Private guide throughout—no large group congestion
✓Hotel pickup and drop-off from Puerto Iguazú

Insider tips

★Visit the Bird Park early in your tour when birds are most active and vocal; afternoon heat reduces activity
★Bring a good camera with zoom capability for bird photography—many species are vibrant but perch at varying distances
★Wear neutral colours at the Bird Park to avoid startling birds; avoid sudden movements near feeding areas
★The Brazilian side offers broader vistas than the Argentine side; this tour showcases the landscape's full majesty

Good to know

•Duration is approximately 4.5–5 hours including travel, falls visit, and bird park; plan for a full morning or afternoon
•Comfortable walking shoes essential—both locations involve uneven terrain and gravel paths
•Bring sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses); limited shade at both attractions
•Private transport means flexible pace; guide can adjust timing based on your interests
•Passport required for cross-border travel to the Brazilian side

Who it's for

Nature photographers seeking iconic landscape and wildlife shotsBirdwatchers and animal lovers interested in aviary conservationCouples and small groups wanting a private, unhurried experienceFirst-time visitors to Iguassu looking to see both falls and complementary wildlife in one trip

Best time to visit

Early morning (7–9 a.m.) offers the best light for waterfall photography, cooler temperatures, and peak bird activity before afternoon heat sets in. Avoid rainy season (November–March) when falls are swollen but visibility is reduced; dry season (May–September) provides clearest views.

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Reviews

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Sarah K.

Sep 2025

our guide Pablo really knew their stuff and a stop the guide added on the fly was the highlight. Last day of the trip so it wasnt too busy. Perfect for first-timers, and came away with 200+ photos, and for our anniversary. Would book again no question.

Amara G.

May 2025

Very enjoy, a stop the guide added on the fly the best part. Giulia take care us very well, came away with 200+ photos. Thank you so much!

Rob K.

Apr 2025

Hassan our guide was class, over easter break

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