This massive forested park, with rare species of birds, pumas, tapirs, monkeys and other wildlife is best known for housing the world's largest and most …See more
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Jul 4, 2024
Definetly top 10 places in the world and I’m a global traveler. Great for families and couples! Easy to spend 3+ hours and facilities on the brazilian side are great. The falls by itself are breatht… Full review by jnaviation
Jun 29, 2024
We absolutely enjoyed our visit here. I am so grateful they created a national park to protect the falls on both sides of the border. We started at the Brazil side, you can buy tickets online or in p… Full review by archlav
Jun 5, 2024
The waterfalls are absolutely stunning, photos don’t do them justice. Start at the Belmont Hotel and do the trail to the Devil’s throat. Two advantages - you don’t get wet until the end and you can t… Full review by Wombling_Free_7548
What company did you use to see both sides? I will be staying on the Brazil side, but I'd like to be able to see both sides.
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We didn't use s company, we took a taxi both ways across the border, and the local bus service on the Argentinian side to get to the falls. If you are time pressed, use s private guide.
How easy is it to take a regular bus (or two) to go to the Argentinian side? How long should we plan for travel/border time? How long minimum at the falls? Thanks, Catherine
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Hi I’m not sure about the Argentinian side we were on the Brazilian side. I don’t know about bus services we did most of our travelling by car. Crossing the border from Paraguay …
Hi I’m not sure about the Argentinian side we were on the Brazilian side. I don’t know about bus services we did most of our travelling by car. Crossing the border from Paraguay to Brazil took about 1 hour, it’s a very congested crossing. At first it seems that one will take hours to get through, but everything happens quicker than one expects. Once at the falls we used a internal bus service, which was lovely. Be prepared too walk a lot, and if you are using a decent camera take measures to protect it from the spray emitting from the falls. They sell cheap plastic macks on site which you’ll need if want too keep dry. I was so hot I didn’t bother and I got soaking wet, but it was about 35 degrees c so it was lovely. The only down side was I use a decent camera so with no protection I couldn’t take pictures of the falls close up. It was a great trip if you’re thinking of going it’s well worth the visit, go and enjoy yourselves. BRILLIANT!
Hello! I am planning to take early bus to Asuncion from Foz or CDE. Which one is better to stay at? Speaking of, I will need a hotel or hostel - cheaper the better - can you recommend? Can I take a bus from either to CDE in the morning for the bus to assuncion or taxi is ok? How safe is CDE at night (if taking a night bus from there). Thx!
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I suggest you take a bus from Foz to Asuncion. If think it's really better to go there. About hostels.... sorrry! I must've to recommend the Che Lagarto, because I know it's close to …
I suggest you take a bus from Foz to Asuncion. If think it's really better to go there. About hostels.... sorrry! I must've to recommend the Che Lagarto, because I know it's close to the center. But, I have no idea around the price of reservations. And I really don't recommend stay at night in both places (CDE and FOZ), because there's a few people on streets, you spend too much time waiting the bus service and it's dangerous. I think the taxi service is better even if you want save money.
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