

by Aguaray Eco Esportes
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$93.14Foz do Iguaçu is known for its rivers, waterfalls, and forests rich in wildlife and plants. This guided expedition lasts about three hours and combines canoeing and hiking in the natural surroundings of the area. The tour is led by experienced guides who provide all necessary equipment for the activities. Participants will paddle along calm waters and explore trails near waterfalls and forested areas. The walk includes contact with local flora and fauna and offers chances to see the landscape from different perspectives. The company focuses on connecting recreation, sport, and nature while promoting environmental awareness. Transportation to the start point is not included. The activity requires appropriate footwear and clothing due to water contact and trail walking. Simple facilities with ecological bathrooms are available at the site. Guests may bring light snacks and drinks but should arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled time.
An exciting tour carried out in the forest on the banks of the Iguaçu River, a place of unique beauty. you will walk along trails, sail on the Iguaçu River and bathe in beautiful waterfalls. Road map The route begins with a walk along the "Trilha Ecológica do Índio", a trail that takes us to the Canoeing Base located on the banks of the Iguaçu River. The entire path is accompanied by lots of information about the Atlantic Forest and the biome, anthropology and culture. Arriving at the Canoeing Base is where instructions take place and safety equipment is placed. After everything was prepared, we embarked on a paddle, heading towards the Tamanduá River, a light and very relaxing canoeing activity. The lush landscape of the region provides magical moments of contact with nature. At Rio Tamanduá we disembarked and walked along the trail to Cachoeira da Toca. After contemplating and bathing in the waterfalls, we returned to the kayaks and paddled back to the base. In the last part of the tour we contemplate the Juruvá Waterfall, and then follow the trail back.
180 min