Main Tours available in The Iguazzu Falls in BrazilBird Park tour
BIRD PARK TourThe Foz Tropicana Bird Park is a financially independent private enterprise on the Brazilean Side of the Iguazzu falls. Its objectives are reproduction of endangered species, environmental education and eco tourism. It covers an area of 16 hectares of subtropical forest near the National Park in Brazil ... At present the Bird Park has 1000 birds of 150 species, including subtropical species of Africa, Asia, and Australia. One large aviary contains butterflies and humming birds. An additional attraction is the reptile area ... ECO MUSEUMWith a built up area of 1200 m² the eco museum is the most important centre for the development of environmental education in the region of Foz do Iguassu - Brazil.
THE ITAIPU LAKEIn 1982 the flood gates of the bypass canal of the Itaipu hydroelectric power station were closed and the lake began to fill up. Today it covers an area of 1350 km² and is on average 22 m deep, and 170m deep near the dam wall. 66 small islands have not been covered with water, 44 on the Brazilian side and 22 on the Paraguayan side ...
MACUCO SAFARIThe Macuco Safari excursion induces a fantastic feeling of nature and adventure in the visitor.
HELICOPTER FLIGHTSSeveral excursions are on offer: more on the Helicopter Flights
EXCURSIONS BY BOATTwo rivers flow along the border of Foz do Iguassu, the Paraná river and the Iguaçu river. Excursions by boat offer therefore a wonderful opportunity to relax.: a.- CRUISE AT THE TRIPLE BORDERThe Iguaçu Explorer takes the tourist on a pleasant relaxing cruise on the rivers Paraná and Iguaçu. ... b.- BERTONI CRUISEPuerto Bertoni was an old Swiss settlement founded at the end of the 19th century by Moises Santiago Bertoni. The excursion begins in Porto Meira at the boarding point of the Iguaçu Explorer (a yacht with cabin, open deck, bar and solarium with a capacity of 40 passengers)... Today the Museum Bertoni is maintained by the Museum in Geneva, Switzerland. more on the Excursions by Boat in Iguazzu Falls
THE ITAIPU HYDROELECTRIC POWER STATIONThe Itaipu power station was formed by collaboration between Brazil and Paraguay. The objective was, for both countries to use the hydroelectric potential of the river Paraná. The dam covers 15 municipal areas in the East of Paraná and one in Mato Grosso do Sul. Itaipu received its name from a small island in the middle of the river, where the actual power station was built. The Indians called the island “Itaipu”, which means “the singing stone” because of the singing noise which the flowing water causes when it hits the rock. Because of its dimensions the Itaipu power station is regarded as the “ work of the century”.more on the Itaipu Hydroelectrical Power Station |
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