Spectacular views walking in the heart of the jungle. This tour visits Iguazu; National Park walking along the paths that cross the jungle and lead to the falls. The lower path runs along about 1.200 metres by the river to see the foot of some of the cascades. The upper path allows the view from the top. After this walk and a short bus ride the tour gets to Puerto Canoas to board a small motor boat to the footbridge over Devil's Throat. The feeling of the magnitude and strength of the water falling is overwhelming and unpaired. The wild noise is so high that it can be heard various kilometres away. The mist over the Devil's Throat is such that endless rainbows are formed.

A different view of this impressive landscape. Departure towards Tancredo Neves International Bridge to cross the border to Brazil. After clearing customs, the tour continues to Das Cataratas Hotel, beautiful building in Portuguese colonial style from where it is possible to get an incredible panoramic view of Devil's Throat and the semicircle of the falls. An elevator allows a different perspective equally spectacular.

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Jungle, rapids and cascades: the falls at the fingertips. The tour starts with an 8-kilometre ride on 4x4 vehicles along the Yacaratia Road up to Puerto Macuco. It continues sailing on speed inflatable boats for about 6 kilometres along the Lower Iguazú River to Devil's Throat Canyon to get close to the falls and reach San Martin Island. This tour lasts about 65 minutes.

A trip to the history of the Conquest of America. Departure from Puerto Iguazú along its main avenue: Victoria Aguirre, the first path built across the jungle. The road to the Ruins starts at the intersection of this avenue with Road Nbr 12. During the ride along this road it is possible to see some of the last specimens still found of some of the typical flora of the area. At San Ignacio Ruins it is possible to see the houses, the door of the old church, a sample of 'guaraní' and Jesuit architecture, the school and the Jesuit Museum. On the way back a traditional tea and 'yerba' packing plant and Wanda semiprecious stone mine are visited.

The biggest hydroelectric dam in the world. Visit to this outstanding dam that provides Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay with electric power. After a tour in the area, an audio-visual with additional information is projected at the auditorium. The tour continues on a motor-boat sailing on the lake for about half an hour to get to Puerto Guaraní and visit an Indian Village and the Museum.