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- Marco das Três Fronteiras Tour with Live Show, shopping at the Duty Free Shop and dinner at Cabeza de Vaca Restaurant
Marco das Três Fronteiras Tour with Live Show, shopping at the Duty Free Shop and dinner at Cabeza de Vaca Restaurant
Points forts
- Vamos conhecer o Marco das Três Fronteiras e ter um belo jantar no restaurante Cabeza de Vaca
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- Guia de Turismo
- Transporte
- Jantar
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- Bebidas
Description
Let's get to know one of the most charming places in Foz do Iguaçu. The place unites three countries and a spectacular view of the borders. With a lot of culture, history and entertainment, Marco has cultural shows at night, paying homage to Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. Being one of the most beautiful places to watch the sunset, tourists can admire the Paraguayan, Argentine and Brazilian obelisks between the Iguaçu and Paraná rivers, which have been in place for over 100 years and have the colors of each country's flag.
Located within the Marco das Três Fronteiras, in Foz do Iguaçu, the Cabeza de Vaca restaurant is the perfect place to eat after a long day of sightseeing. With a themed, air-conditioned and cozy atmosphere, the place provides tranquility, ideal for those looking for a peaceful place. From the restaurant's balcony, it is possible to observe the meeting of the Iguaçu and Paraná rivers, which form the border between Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay. In addition to providing a wonderful sunset.
The dinner system includes Brazilian-style picanha, Argentine picanha, penne with funghi sauce and Paraguayan pork. You can enjoy the beautiful view of the illuminated Brazilian obelisk and a cultural show that takes place right there, in Complexo do Marco.
NOTE: Tickets are not included in the tour.
Tour with round-trip transfer from the hotel to the attraction.
Departure from all hotels in Foz do Iguaçu.
Children aged 0 to 1 year and 11 months are free.
Point de départ
Informations importantes
Some tourist attractions and restaurants may be closed on festive dates, such as Christmas and New Year's Eve;
- Restaurants that operate during Christmas and New Year's Eve generally offer special menus with different prices (we recommend checking availability and details);
- Some attractions have limited visitor capacity, therefore it is advisable to make advance reservations to guarantee your place;
- Due to adverse weather conditions, there may be occasions when certain tours are not available.
PROTOCOL FOR CROSSING THE BORDER WITH ARGENTINA - TO PUERTO IGUAZU
- Brazilian tourists must carry an original identity card (with an issue date NOT older than 10 years) OR a passport to cross the borders OR a driver's license. No other document is accepted. Only physical documents will be accepted, virtual documents will not be accepted; If you present a passport, you must present a sworn letter;
- Foreign tourists must carry a passport, have a visa to enter Argentina (check countries), present proof of vaccinations and a sworn letter;
- Minors under 18 years of age, unaccompanied by their parents or guardians, must have judicial authorization or a death certificate to cross the borders, requiring 2 authenticated copies;
- Subject to charging the Eco Turística de Puerto Iguazú tax, which the operator is not responsible for as it is a government tax;
**To take the tour to MINAS DE WANDA or SAN IGNACIO (Ruins) you must have an identity card or passport. Driver's license will not be accepted.
PROTOCOL FOR CROSSING THE BORDER WITH PARAGUAY
- Brazilian tourists must carry an original identity card (with an issue date NOT older than 10 years) OR a passport to cross the borders OR a driver's license. No other document is accepted;
- Foreign tourists must carry a passport and have a visa to enter Paraguay (see countries);
- Minors under 18 years of age, unaccompanied by their parents or guardians, must have judicial authorization or a death certificate to cross the borders, requiring 2 authenticated copies.
