Discover Foz do Iguaçu

The Garganta do Diabo forms the most powerful section of Iguaçu Falls, where enormous volumes of water plunge into a deep gorge with a deafening roar.

At this unique spot, Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay meet directly, marked by viewpoints on both riverbanks of the Iguaçu and Paraná rivers.

The hydroelectric power plant, jointly operated by Brazil and Paraguay, ranks among the largest in the world and can be toured on guided visits through the impressive facility.

The nearby Parque das Aves houses hundreds of tropical bird species in walk-through aviaries, adding a colorful nature experience to a visit to the falls.

Foz do Iguaçu's international airport has several daily flights from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro; from Switzerland, travel usually includes a connecting flight.

The Garganta do Diabo forms the most powerful section of Iguaçu Falls, where enormous volumes of water plunge into a deep gorge with a deafening roar.

At this unique spot, Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay meet directly, marked by viewpoints on both riverbanks of the Iguaçu and Paraná rivers.

The hydroelectric power plant, jointly operated by Brazil and Paraguay, ranks among the largest in the world and can be toured on guided visits through the impressive facility.