Breakfast and departure from the Hotel (Passengers staying in Foz Iguazú will be transferred to Argentina by crossing the border) to go to Iguazú National Park. We will arrive at the Interpretation Centre and then we will go on by ecological train up to first station called Cataratas, to start a walk along the lower catwalks (under the waterfalls) and higher ones (above them). We will go on by the train up to the next station called Garganta, where we will get off to walk along a catwalk up to the main balcony of Garganta del Diablo (most important waterfall). Return to interpretation centre and transfer to the hotel.

Breakfast and departure from the hotel ( Passengers staying in Iguazú Port will be transferred to Brazil by crossing the border) to Foz Iguazú National Park. We will arrive at the Interpretation centre and then we will go on by a special bus from the park to the catwalks. En this case, the different waterfalls will be panoramically observed, because Brazil has very few falls on its side. Return to interpretation centre and transfer to hotel.

This excursion is an additional to the excursion to falls on the Argentinian side. Being on the lower catwalks we will get on a semi-rigid boat that will take us near San Martín Fall, approaching it to take pictures, and then we will be so close to it that we will get wet with its water, in a quick baptism. We will skirt San Martin Island till we arrive at Three Musketeers fall, to do the same thing we did in the previous fall. Then, we will sail downstream for about 4 km to land and get into some 4 x 4 vehicles to go across the forest till we get back to the area of the falls.

Breakfast and departure by National Route Nr 12 towards Wanda Mines. After driving for 43 km, we will get to these semi-precious stones. After a tour with local guides, we will have the chance to buy some handicrafts and later go on by the same route to San Ignacio Ruins. After 195 km, we will arrive in San Ignacio Town, where the oldest Jesuit Ruins stand. We will become acquainted with some history and aim of the Jesuit Missions. Return to Iguazú Port.