It’s well known that places in Brazil are renowned for their dramatic beauty, but none more so than the thundering Iguaçu Falls. Straddling the borders of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay this most impressive of waterfalls is made up of 275 separate cascades and is both taller than and twice as wide as Niagara Falls. The surrounding national park is teeming with wildlife so bring your binoculars: butterflies, toucans, the comical capybara to the tiny ant all roam freely. To get the most out of your visit we recommend viewing Iguaçu from both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides, and walk all the way to the Devil’s Throat. Viewing the falls up close is a visceral experience – be prepared to get a thorough soaking!