This is an amazing no rush experience. After arriving at the first lookout in front of the falls and taking pictures, a tour guide will be walking with people on a one-mile trail. The view from the beginning of the trail to the end is always a big surprise. As people walk, there are more and more waterfalls. Looks like it never ends because there are around 275 waterfalls distributed along the cliffs. More than 70% are in Argentinean territory but from Brazil, there is the best panoramic view. The falls are amazing, especially after several balconies when one arrives at the bridge, where you can see Iguazu Falls at its best! After taking pictures and filming, there is still the tower with several lookouts with amazing views. After reaching the top by lift or stairs, take a last and unforgettable, picture. Finally, the tour guide will lead people to the square where there is a souvenir shop, beer place and also choices for food. The transportation will be available there.

It is the best bird park in South America and was opened in 1994. There are 16 hectares of Atlantic forest where the visitor will have the opportunity to get close and touch the beautiful native species, as well as exotic birds from all continents. There are more than 130 species of birds distributed in walk-through aviaries, some of them with 45 feet in height in the middle of the native forest. During the visit, you can enter these aviaries for better bird appreciation. It is a one-way trail, children love it. About the entrance fee, children under 8 years old accompanied by their parents are free of charge.

Itaipu Dam plant is located on the Parana River, on the border between Brazil and Paraguay. The plant was built by Paraguay and Brazil between 1975 and 1991. It is the number one clean energy production plant on the planet. In magnitude, it is the second. It currently produces 10% of energy, which is used in Brazil. The installed capacity of the plant is 14 megawatts. Its lake dammed by the plant has an area of 1,350 square kilometres, bordering Brazil and Paraguay and is more than 100 miles long. Arriving at the visitors centre of the plant, people watch an 8-minute film with English subtitles. Later on, people get on a bus ride open bus tour around the plant. At the plant the bus journey can take between 70 to 90 minutes, making two stops for pictures, depending on how the tour is proceeding. The bus is open, on rainy days, it's best to bring rain gear. Our guide will be assisting everyone during the tour.