
1 / 10Itaipu Dam & Bird Park & Iguassu Falls Brazilian Side Gran Meliá Iguazú
About this activity
Explore three natural and engineering wonders in a single day: the world's largest hydroelectric dam at Itaipu, the planet's premier macaw sanctuary at Bird Park, and the breathtaking Brazilian-side vistas of Iguazú Falls with its 275 cascades. This private guided tour combines engineering marvel, wildlife conservation, and one of Earth's most spectacular waterfalls.
On a guided tour and in private service, you will visit the largest producer of clean energy on the planet, and then 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; and also, enjoy the visit to the Brazilian side of the Iguaçu Falls, largest set of waterfalls on the planet, with 275 waterfalls; private services with guide accompaniment; approximately 10 hours. Full day tour.
Highlights
- ✓Itaipu Dam — world's leading clean energy producer with visitor facilities
- ✓Bird Park — over 1,100 birds across 140+ species, 50% rescued and rehabilitated
- ✓Iguazú Falls Brazilian side — sweeping panoramic views of 275 waterfalls
- ✓Private guide accompaniment throughout
- ✓Full-day immersive experience with curated stops
Insider tips
- ★Visit Iguazú Falls in early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak tour groups and capture better light for photography
- ★Wear waterproof layers near the falls — the mist can soak you, especially on lower viewpoints
- ★Bird Park is best explored slowly; bring binoculars and a camera with zoom capability for macaw photography
- ★Book in advance during high season (December–February, July) to secure your private guide
Good to know
- •8–10 hour full-day tour; early morning pickup typically required
- •Comfortable walking shoes essential — expect 2–3 hours of walking across uneven terrain
- •Bring sunscreen, hat, and insect repellent; weather can be humid and sunny
- •Private service includes dedicated guide; check confirmation for meeting point and time
- •Camera/phone recommended; tripods may have restrictions at some viewpoints
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit during April–May or September–October for comfortable temperatures and moderate water levels. Avoid peak summer (December–February) when crowds are heaviest, though water volume is highest at the falls.











