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About this activity
Experience two of South America's most iconic natural attractions in one seamless private tour: the thundering Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls—home to 275 interconnected waterfalls—paired with the world's largest macaw sanctuary. This combination lets you witness raw waterfall power in the morning and intimate bird encounters in a carefully managed aviary setting.
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
- ✓275 waterfalls at Iguassu Falls from the Brazilian vantage point, offering sweeping panoramic views
- ✓World's largest macaw-focused bird park with 1,100+ animals across 140+ species
- ✓Mix of rescued birds and park-bred specimens, supporting conservation efforts
- ✓Private guide throughout ensures personalized pacing and photo opportunities
- ✓Manageable 4.5-hour duration combines two major attractions without overwhelming travel time
Insider tips
- ★Visit the bird park in the afternoon heat when macaws are most active and vocal; morning light favors waterfall photography
- ★Wear water-resistant clothing or a dedicated rain jacket near the falls—spray reaches further on the Brazilian side than expected
- ★Ask your guide about the park's rescue programme; many macaws have compelling rehabilitation stories worth hearing
Good to know
- •Private minivan service includes hotel pickup in Medianeira area; confirm meeting point and time upon booking
- •Bring sturdy walking shoes with grip for wet surfaces near falls viewpoints
- •Sun protection (hat, sunscreen) essential—limited shade at both locations
- •Bird park is wheelchair accessible via main pathways; falls viewpoints have varying terrain difficulty
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit during dry season (May–September) for stable weather and better waterfall visibility. Early morning light favours photography; afternoon visits catch macaws at peak activity levels.











