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      Woman enjoying a panoramic view of the stunning Brazilian waterfalls surrounded by lush greenery.

       Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil

      Brazilian Falls Guided Tour with Boat Ride in Foz

      Stand at the edge of the Devil's Throat and then ride straight into the heart of Iguaçu Falls — all in one unforgettable morning. This small-group tour handles every detail so you can focus on the moment.

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      Staircase leading to a panoramic view of Iguazu Falls, highlighting the natural beauty on the guided tour.

       Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil

      4-Day Guided Tour of Iguazu Falls & Itaipu Dam

      Stand at the edge of the world's most powerful waterfall, cross three countries in four days, and experience the natural and engineering wonders of South America's triple frontier on a fully private guided tour.

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      €407.91
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      Scenic view of Cânion do Guartelá with dramatic cliffs and a winding river on a cloudy day.

       Curitiba, Brazil

      Curitiba: Guartelá Canyon Day Trip and Rafting Tour

      Hike the sixth-largest canyon in the world and ride the Tibagi River rapids — all from Curitiba in just one day. This is the adventure day trip Paraná was made for.

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      €183.35
      Scenic walkway view of Iguazu Falls with mist rising and sunlight illuminating the lush landscape in Brazil.

       Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil

      Iguazu Falls Day Trip with Scenic Panoramic Flight Included

      Witness the raw power of 275 waterfalls, soar above them from the sky, and go eye-to-eye with the Atlantic Forest — all in one unforgettable day at Iguazu Falls.

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      €304.19
      Price varies by group size
      Entrance sign for a café in Witmarsum Colony, Paraná, showcasing German culinary offerings and local fruits.

       Curitiba, Brazil

      Witmarsum Colony Guided Tour: German Heritage in Parana

      Step beyond Curitiba and into the living heritage of Brazil's German Mennonite heartland — where fresh-baked bread, cobblestone streets, and genuine local history make for an unforgettable day trip.

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      €156.21
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      Charming Dutch colonial houses reflect in a tranquil pond on an 8-hour guided tour of Paraná's Dutch heritage.

       Curitiba, Brazil

      Dutch Colonies Day Trip from Curitiba to Carambei

      Step into a slice of the Netherlands nestled in the highlands of Paraná — windmills, dairy farms, and centuries of Dutch heritage await just hours from Curitiba.

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      €195.54
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      More to know about State of Parana

      Located in southern Brazil, the State of Parana is a vibrant destination known for its natural wonders and cultural significance. Home to the spectacular Iguazu Falls and the lush Atlantic Forest, this region offers visitors unforgettable landscapes and diverse experiences that showcase Brazil's natural heritage.

      What to see in State of Parana

      Iguazu Falls stands as the crown jewel, featuring hundreds of cascading waterfalls that create an awe-inspiring natural spectacle. Beyond this iconic landmark, visitors can explore the Atlantic Forest's biodiversity, discover colonial architecture in cities like Paranagua, and visit the scenic Marumbi mountain range that offers breathtaking views for nature enthusiasts.

      Things to do in State of Parana

      Adventure seekers can embark on hiking expeditions through protected forest reserves, take boat tours beneath Iguazu Falls, and explore hidden trails in state parks. The region also offers birdwatching opportunities, visits to indigenous communities, and exploration of historic port towns that reveal the area's rich commercial heritage.

      The Ecological Significance of Parana's Forests

      Parana serves as a crucial conservation area for Atlantic Forest protection, one of the world's most threatened biodiversity hotspots. The state's commitment to environmental preservation makes it a destination where visitors can experience pristine wilderness while supporting critical ecosystem protection efforts.