How To Get To Brazil: A Guide For Iguazu Falls Tourists
The Iguazu Falls can be reached from Brazil. Even though wildlife is more commendable at the Argentina side of the falls, Brazil offers a unique and breathtaking perspective of the Devil’s Throat from up above. At Brazil, there is a chance for you to ride the helicopter and witness the ravaging waters of the Iguazu Falls crash into the Devil’s Throat and the Parana River down below. But before you get to see the Iguazu Falls, you will have to get to Brazil first.
If you want to get into Brazil, the first thing that you have to do is check for travel requirements. Brazil usually requires Australian, Canadian, and US passport holders to have an Iguazu Falls Brazil Visa so they could get in the country whether they’re flying in or crossing the borders. As far as I know, European Union passport holders are exempted from visa requirements. But if you want to be safe, it’s better to check if you need a visa to get in.
After preparing traveling requirements, you should next think about how you’re going to travel to Brazil. And there are three options with which you can reach the city. One way to reach Brazil would be to travel by plane. You can travel from foreign countries or fly domestically to Foz de Iguacu if you’re from another Brazilian city. It’s also possible that you can fly directly to Foz de Iguacu from a different country since the city’s airport caters to international flights.
Another way to reach Brazil would be to travel by bus. Again, if you’re an Australian, Canadian, or US passport holder you will have to hold on tightly to your visas. You can also rent from Argentina and cross the border to Argentina. Just make sure that you buy a carte verde at local lottery stands before leaving Argentina with a rental car. It’s also necessary that you ask permission from the car rental company.
