Horseback Adventure in the Subtropical Rainforest
Take a step back in time as you ride a horse along a beautiful subtropical rainforest trail and experience special moments surrounded by the natural beauty of the environment. The trail passes through a village of a local indian tribe, the Guarani, where a glimpse of their live stile can be had.
Location: On the way to the falls, Argentina
Approximate time: 2 hours plus travel time
Travel distance: 9 km from Iguassu Falls city center, Brazil

Aripuca (The Trap)
An aripuca (aripuca = trap) is a handmade trap of sticks. It is used by the indians to catch birds. With the right bait, birds are attracted to the device and caught in it. The Aripuca recalls the shape of indian aripucas but was built to reflect the richness of the Misiones Forest. At the Aripuca visitors find wood specimens from both countries (Argentina and Brazil) displayed in a unique way. Visitors are guided by specialists.
Location: On the way to the falls, Argentina
Approximate time: 30 minutes

Bird Refuge
In Guarani guira means bird and roga means house (guira-oga = house of birds). Staffed by specialists in the recovery of birds of prey, this center works to rescue and recover endangered and wounded birds (especially birds of prey). The facilities, located in the middle of the jungle, were built on natural forest clearings - not a single tree was cut down. This refuge offers a model of how to live in true peace with the environment. It is an unforgettable hiking experience that offers direct contact with local flora and fauna.
Location: Argentina
Approximate time: 1 hour
Travel distance: On the way to the falls

Iguassu Forest
An exciting trip through the jungle in jeeps and special vehicles. Includes rappelling down the falls, ecological trail hiking and tree climbing. For those who love adventure and adrenaline rushes.
Location: Argentina
Approximate time: 3 hours plus travel time
Departure time: 08:00 a.m. and 01:00 p.m.
Travel distance: 25 km or 15 miles from Iguassu Falls City
Open: Daily