Don't miss it if you have time even just to see Turcans! Can be reached by local bus from main station enroute to the Falls. Opens at 930 am. Most animals are in large cages so picture taking may not be ideal. There is an...More
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Don't miss it if you have time even just to see Turcans! Can be reached by local bus from main station enroute to the Falls. Opens at 930 am. Most animals are in large cages so picture taking may not be ideal. There is an...More
Basically Guira Oga is small zoo in the forest - all animals there are in the cages and mostly you will see different kind of birds. The visit is possible only with the group and tour guide - the tour is in Spanish only, the...More
You get 10% off if you visit Aripuca first, the entrance fee is normally 300 pesos per person. You first take a ride with their tractor to go inside the forest. You then have a 1.5h guided tour through the rainforest where you see a...More
This is primarily a bird sanctuary and rescue operation, but there were several other animals. You wait for an open air truck to take you deeper into the forest where the actual cages are. Then there is a circuit walk that takes about 1.5 hours...More
I'm a bit skeptic of animal refuges/reserves but honestly this place exceeded all expectations. The refuge is run by biologists and wildlife experts and the animals are very well taken care of, rehabilitated when possible and re-introduced in the wild. The guide was very knowledgeable...More
It is difficult to understand their explantion because they are not ready to english version explantion.
Nice staff, cute animals but that’s it. Nothing in depth was covered regarding the sick or injured animals. We asked politely to see and even pay extra to view the injured animals but were denied with zero explanation as to why it wasn’t permitted. Overall...More
This is the best place to see the diverse animal life of the Iguazu area. The tour was terrific - 2.5 hours ! The refuge does important work for rehabilitating injured and illegally traded wildlife. The staff are extremely dedicated. Great opportunity to see toucans...More
A great way to spend a few hours if not going to the waterfall park. The bus can drop you right outside as it is on the way to the NP Iguazu. Cafe here too as you will need a cold drink when finished as...More
this animal refuge is to care for and rehabilitate wild animals that have been captured by poachers, kept as pets, or lost their mothers... A small entry charge supports their work & enables you to take a 1.5 hr tour (on a trailer pulled by...More
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