Top Iguazu Falls (Iguaçu Falls) 4WD Tours

Explore the Devil’s Throat, Superior, and Lower waterfall routes of the Iguazu Falls and get as close to the water as possible on the purpose-built platforms and boardwalks that take you near enough to feel the spray and splashes. Then, head off on a tour of the rapids by boat to see the raw power of the Argentinian Iguazu waterfalls from below.

If you’re fascinated by exotic birds, no visit to Iguazu is complete without going to the Bird Park, a rescue center home to diverse birdlife. During this private tour, you’ll observe and gain insight into the behavior of macaws, parrots, parakeets, owls, eagles, guans, tinamous and many more. Plus, see other local wildlife such as capybaras and raccoons. Upgrade to include a 4-hour tour of Iguassu Falls on the Brazilian side. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included

Marvel over the mighty Iguazu Falls on this full-day tour of the Argentinean side, including hotel pick-up and round-trip transport from Puerto Iguazu. Arrive at the New Visitors Center, then set out on a tour of the falls, following three equally thrilling walking circuits. Look out over the thundering Devil's Throat, stand in awe at the foot of the falls and see landmarks like the Bella Vista rock, Two Sisters, Dos Hermanas and Bosetti. Entrance fees not included. Upgrade to travel in a small group and/or include a boat ride.

Experience Iguassu Falls in an open-top Jeep, on an electric wagon, on foot through the jungle and in a boat under the falls themselves. With a local guide, this 5-hour tour (approximately 2.5 hours roundtrip transportation to and from the National Park and an approximately 2 to 2.5 tour inside the park) allows outdoor enthusiasts and adrenaline junkies to experience the falls in multiple ways. Keep an eye out for local flora and fauna during your jungle experience, and prepare to get wet when you view the falls from the boat. Round-trip transportation from Foz do Iguaçu hotels is included in this tour. Iguassu Falls off-road, hike and cruise adventure from Foz do Iguaçu. Fantastic way to experience the Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls Explore the jungle of Iguaçu National Park in an open-top off-road vehicle. Hike a path towards a small waterfall. Jump on a boat and see Devil's Throat and the Three Musketeers Waterfall from the water. 

The Iguacu Falls are one of the most spectacular natural spectacles on the South American continent and should not be missed on a trip to South America. This half-day excursion gives you the opportunity to do so, and with the best panoramic view of them all. It is not for nothing that they are one of the 7 natural wonders and were named after the river Iguacu (guarani ... in English big water). Not to forget the national park with its entire 185,000ha protected nature reserve, a unique subtropical flora and fauna. Also, the breeding program '' carnivoro '' has significantly increased the number of jaguars and pumas, so that today it is not uncommon to see them during the excursion.

World Heritage Site and one of the 7 wonders of the world. It offers unique views of the falls on the Argentine side. An 8 Kms route is made in the Jungle, in an all-terrain vehicle, along the Yacaratiá Trail, to Puerto Macuco. Boarding in semi-rigid rubber boats sailing 6 km through the Lower Iguazú River with 2 km of rapids. Entrance to the Devil's Throat Canyon with an approach to the falls and landing on San Martín Island, the heart of the Iguazú Falls.

The Ourika Valley full-day trip from Marrakech is an extraordinary expedition renowned for its captivating blend of natural wonders and cultural immersion. This journey unveils a picturesque landscape adorned with cascading waterfalls, offering a serene trek through the High Atlas Mountains. Travelers engage in a mesmerizing exploration of the falls, each a testament to nature’s breathtaking artistry, fostering moments of tranquility amidst the rugged terrain. Beyond its scenic beauty, the excursion serves as a gateway to Berber culture. Visits to traditional Berber villages offer an immersive experience, allowing travelers to embrace the authentic lifestyle of these indigenous people. Engaging with local communities provides insights into age-old customs, crafts, and the warm hospitality that defines Berber life. Exploring bustling markets filled with artisanal crafts and local goods adds a vibrant cultural dimension to the adventure.