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Excursão turística de meio dia no lado brasileiro das Cataratas do Iguaçu saindo de Puerto Iguazú
4 h
Meio Dia
Confirmação imediata
Sobre esta atividade
As Cataratas do Iguaçu surgiram como decorrência de uma erupção vulcânica que deixou uma imensa rachadura na terra. Mais alta do que as Cataratas do Niágara (e duas vezes mais largas), Iguaçu é composta por 275 cascatas espalhadas por mais de 3,2 km em formato de ferradura. Durante a temporada de chuvas, entre novembro e março, o índice de água que flui pelas cachoeiras pode atingir mais de 12.750 m³ por segundo. Resumindo, é uma maravilha natural fenomenal que você desejará ver de todos os ângulos possíveis.
Deixando Puerto Iguazú para trás, você cruzará a fronteira para o Brasil e visitará a Garganta do Diabo, a maior cachoeira da região e melhor vista do lado brasileiro das Cataratas do Iguaçu. Aqui, você verá as 14 quedas de 107 metros com tanta força que uma névoa de 30 metros de altura fica permanentemente suspensa sobre elas. Essa área é famosa por seu arco-íris e é uma excelente oportunidade de fotografá-lo!
Para uma vista mais de perto das cataratas, ande pela floresta subtropical do Parque Nacional de Iguaçu até a base de Salto Floriano. Em seguida, pegue o elevador na parte superior das cataratas ou ande sobre as cataratas em Salto Union.
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Deixando Puerto Iguazú para trás, você cruzará a fronteira para o Brasil e visitará a Garganta do Diabo, a maior cachoeira da região e melhor vista do lado brasileiro das Cataratas do Iguaçu. Aqui, você verá as 14 quedas de 107 metros com tanta força que uma névoa de 30 metros de altura fica permanentemente suspensa sobre elas. Essa área é famosa por seu arco-íris e é uma excelente oportunidade de fotografá-lo!
Para uma vista mais de perto das cataratas, ande pela floresta subtropical do Parque Nacional de Iguaçu até a base de Salto Floriano. Em seguida, pegue o elevador na parte superior das cataratas ou ande sobre as cataratas em Salto Union.
Incluído
- Excursão guiada pelo lado brasileiro das Cataratas do Iguaçu
- Recolha e desembarque em Puerto Iguazú, Argentina
- Entrada - Iguazu Falls
Não incluído
- Taxa de entrada no parque nacional (aproximadamente USD 37)
- Gorjetas
Adicional
- A confirmação será recebida no momento da reserva
- É necessário apresentar um passaporte válido no dia da viagem
- Um passaporte válido atual é exigido no dia da viagem
- O nome, o número, o vencimento e o país do passaporte são exigidos no momento da reserva para todos os participantes
Características
Turismo
95%
Cultural
80%
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Pick up was on time. I had to email them (Grey Line) many times to confirm they would pick me up at my hotel since it wasn't on their list. I was the only non-native Spanish speaker so the guide spoke in Spanish the entire time, which was fine, since I am fluent. She was very knowledgeable and gave good information as we crossed the border and arrived at the Brazilian side of the falls. After that, we were dropped off and left on our own, told to return to the bus in 2 hours or so. That was fine, since the falls are best explored on your own. Basically you are paying for a bus to pick you up in Puerto Iguazu, Argentina, and take you to the Brazilian side. If you don't want to try and figure out how to do it on your own (which you can), it's worth spending the extra $.
Great opportunity to see the spectacular Brazilian side of the falls - be prepared to get wet! Make sure you get the real local operator's name from Viator. We were given Gray Line Tours which doesn't operate in Iguassu but uses a local operator. The front desk staff at our hotel helped us figure out who would be picking us up and at what time. Viator/TripAdvisor should know better!
WE did this with Gray Line AR. Pick up hotel was on time. Meriam, our tour guide did a good job in facilitating the legalities with the Argentinian border. We signed up for the English tour, but Spanish-speaking tourists made up the bulk of tourists in our bus. So Meriam had to speak in Spanish at length, and in English relatively shorter. On our way home, Meriam led us to a Cuenca Office, trying to get a driver to drop us off to our hotel. As we were sitting in the reception area, we were hoping that Meriam would tell us about the driver. We were surprised to see her leaving the area without saying a word or anything. That was odd, if not, rude!
Another amazing day at the Iguazu Waterfalls but a different perspective from the previous day to complete the picture for us. We had the same guide as the previous day Miguel. He expertly guided us through the immigration procedures at both the Argentinian and Brazilian borders on the way there and back. He had excellent English and was able to share his years of experience and expertise about the park and the area. Because they had arranged a Brazilian Bus for us we were able to stay on our tour bus for the day rather than transfer to the Park Bus. It was less strenuous activity than the Argentinian Park but the views were just as awesome and completely different. So pleased we chose to do both sides of the Falls. Thank you Miguel for 2 fabulous days. Very enjoyable.
What an amazing sight!
Tour was good and got to see what it said. Lunch was also good. I was the only English speaker on the tour but I was used to that by this stage of my trip!