Foz Do Iguacu
written by janisthewanis
on May 9th, 2008
(0 votes)
The town of Iguacu borders Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, not to difficult to find. This tourist Mecca boast the Foz Do Iguacu, and for good reasons. The largest waterfall in the world rests in this national park. The park has an Argentinian and a Brazilian side that are equally gorgeous. One can spend days viewing the falls from the walkways and bridges or one can take a helicopter tour or a boat tour. All of which are awesome.
There are also a number of wildlife parks that are worth a look as well. The town is defiantly geared towards tourists making it easy to find hotels and accommodations. One can pass easily to either of the three countries and from one side of the park to another. With miles and miles of waterfalls, each turn gives a new spectacular view making it hard to put your camera back in your pocket. There is plenty of wildlife roaming free through out the park so watch your snacks, cause they’re not safe.
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