Cultural Photography Tours & Trips in Iguazu/Iguassu Falls

You'll see all 275 cascades at Iguazu Falls from both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides, getting different views of the subtropical landscape. In Rio, spend time at Copacabana beach and see the modernist National Library and the unique cathedral design. Later, take a boat trip on Lake Todos Los Santos where you'll frame the snow-capped Osorno volcano, then hike through volcanic lava fields at the mountain refuge.

See the thundering Devil's Throat from both Brazilian and Argentine sides at Iguassu Falls, where 14 waterfalls drop over 300 feet into Devil's Gorge. Walk the catwalks right above the cascades in Argentina's Iguassu National Park, then get wide views from Brazil's park trails.

Walk the pathways of Brazil's Iguassu National Park along the 2-mile-wide rushing torrent, spotting toucans, agoutis, and giant otters in the protected rainforest. Cross to Argentina's side for a bird's-eye view from catwalks over Devil's Throat, where waterfalls drop 250+ feet, then ride the cable car up Sugarloaf Mountain to 1,300 feet.

You'll see both sides of Iguazú Falls, riding the Rainforest Ecological Train to viewing platforms for the 80-meter-high Devil's Throat in Argentina's Iguazú National Park. Stay at Gran Meliá Iguazú, the only hotel inside the park, and walk Brazilian-side platforms spanning 2.7 kilometers to view 275 waterfalls, plus visit Parque das Aves to see 800+ bird species.

Take the cable car up Sugarloaf Mountain for sunset views over Guanabara Bay, Ipanema Beach, and the Atlantic Ocean. Ride the cog railway to Christ the Redeemer on top of Corcovado Mountain where the 98-foot statue looks out over Rio de Janeiro. In Buenos Aires, walk through the vibrant streets of La Boca district and check out the colorful colonial buildings along the waterfront.