After exploring Rio's samba beat and world-class shopping and dining opportunities, take a break from the exciting pace of the city and travel to Iguassu Falls, Iguassu is an Indian name meaning ‘big water.' Four times bigger than Niagara, thousands of years ago a geographical fault created a system of over 270 waterfalls. Cliffside viewing platforms allow visitors to not only view the falls, but to experience nature full-throttle, so be sure to wear waterproof gear. In addition to viewing the waterfalls, be sure to stop into the visitor center to learn more about the flora and fauna of the park, before setting off to explore the trails. Keep an eye out for native wildlife such as coatis, a South American cousin to the raccoon with a long pig-like snout. .

Entry Requirements:
Passengers traveling abroad require a passport valid for six months beyond their travel dates. All travelers are responsible to check if a visa is required for all countries on their itinerary.

PLEASE NOTE: Visas are required for travel to Brazil.

Flights: Miami-Rio de Janeiro, Iguazu-Miami¹
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Flight: Rio de Janeiro-Iguassu
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