Mirante da Garganta do Diabo — Attraction in Região Geográfica Imediata de Foz do Iguaçu

One of the wonders of the natural World, if you are in Argentina or Brazil and can afford the trip is a must do. The difference with the Argentine side is that the Brasilian side you have a complete view of the falls (cataratas) since it is in the front, so is better for pictures, but because you are far you can not feel all the power of the falls. Is its outstanding to see such natal force, an immense volume of water dropping almost a hundred meters, feel the noise of the water and the fog is amazing. Of the day is shining there is always rainbow for the perfect picture. There is busses that go from the bus station. In Argentina to the falls every hour, the driver explain the procedure at the aduana and wait until every body finish, the...

The falls are absolutely stunning. We visited both sides. A whole day on the Argentinan side and half a day on the Brazilian side. They are both great and give different perspectives. The Argentinan side involves a lot of walking and seeing a lot of waterfalls including the Diablo throat from above and up close. Also take a boat from that side which goes into a waterfall which they describe as a shower, but it's more like being hit by a fire hose. Take a change of clothes. A great experience. On the Brazil side there is only one walkway which takes you to the bottom of one of the big falls near the Diablo where you really experience the power of the water because you hear it...

Both Brazil and Argentina National Parks deserve full day visits, we were exhausted after 4 hours in each, the time on foot considerably longer from AR park-- maybe walking over rivers a mile in the sun with only occasional benches to rest before seeing this Wonder The World. Save entry receipts as each Park allows next day return at 50% off. Hint: your basic Park ticket includes their free trolley, vernicular, bus recorded tour, interpretive centers and lots of helping guides, comfort stations & shops. Think twice BEFORE paying private operators who do little more than move you along the same routes wearing...