Iguassu Falls

Ivan Ulisses:If you come to Iguazu, `course you come to visit The Falls, how do you do to get there? And What it the best way to visit it ? I highly recommend to go by bus if you are alone, or if you are a group you can share a taxi and is faster and maybe cheaper. Buses are leaving from the bus terminal, local side at gate 11. Every 20` and it cost about 6 USD round trip. One you get there, you must to buy the TKT, it cost about 15 USD. You go forward across the entrance and walk 400 meters till the Green Trail, that is a lovely trail trough the jungle to get to Cataratas Station, keep going and you will see a big withe tower that show you the beginning of the Lower Trail, you do that very early in the morning and you will avoid all big groups that are going with the train to the devils trough. “Lower Trail” takes about 2hs and you have some stairs, it is a lup so you finish where you start, then continue to “Upper Trail” that’s also 2 hours is all flat easy walk. Once you finish you can stop for some lunch, you can also bring from the city ‘couse is a bit spensive at the park. After lunch you go back to Cataratas Station and take the train to the main waterfalls that is “Devil Trough”. Train is included on the TKT. To go and come back you need about 2 hs. And once you finish if you want to come back at the very next day, you can get an stamp on your TKT and you get half percent of discount. You also have optional tours inside as the boat ride. It consist in a boat ride very close to the falls to get a big shower with all the power and energy that Iguazu has. It cost about 50 USD last 2hs and I really recommend, also take extra clothes!!!

Ivan Ulisses:This hostel is one of the first in town and it atmosphere is something that you will love, people who works there is so kind and they also have a resto bar with amazing food!!!

Ivan Ulisses:You should have the Guarani Tourism Experience at Iryapu Reserv, it is close from downtown and you can get the by the local bus. The Guarani’s charge you about 4USD and you can visit with them the village, learn how they used to live, how they live today, in what they believe, and some traditions. I highly recommend the one that’s called Yasy Pora inside the reserve.

Ivan Ulisses:The Three Border Landmark, it is an amazing place that you can walk. It is the place where Iguazu River join its waters into another big river called Parana. I recommend to walk in the sunset time, to see the 3 countries in one spot. Brasil in front of you and Paraguay on the left side.

Ivan Ulisses:The hummingbird garden, is a beautiful place in town that you can visit, and enjoy this wonder of the nature, sit for a while and is a very cheap place. For those who like birds, you must to go there!

Ivan Ulisses:Aripuca is a theme park, 1 hour tour and it cost about 2USD the TKT. I recommend to spend some time here, to learn it philosophy, how they see the world and why they create this. And also you must to trey the “Yerba Mate Ice Cream” that they have there, is very taste and only can find inside this area.

Ivan Ulisses:Yep, Ice bar at Iguazu? That’s right, in the middle of this subtropical weather and hot summer you can spend some time at this spot, drink some caipiriñas and enjoy inside a place that is full of ice.

Ivan Ulisses:If you love wild, there is this place that is a sort of refuge of wild animals that they have some issues and the end there. You can visit this place in a 2 hours tour, entrence fee is about 3USD. And you can get there by the local bus.

Ivan Ulisses:La Feirinha is a combination of Argentinean and Brazilian culture, it is as a local market, very unique. This is an amazing spot to have some cold beer and “picada” that is a typical food of the region.