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Price per person 300 USD Price for private tour 500 USD
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Birding and Waterfalls
- Iguazú National Park -
2-day birding itinerary - tried and tested - call this the classic
Iguazu trip if you like!
- Day 1
(both days with optional 06.00 "early start" birding on Route 101
before park opens)
08.00 Meet at Iguazu Park main entrance (or meet up earlier in Puerto
Iguazu bus station, or your hotel in Puerto Iguazu, if you wish).
AM Walk Macuco Trail (5.4km return trip) birding along the way.
12.30 approx return to visitor centre. Lunch.
PM Option 1 - Return Puerto Iguazu and visit Hummingbird Garden
15.00 - 16.00 (this option good if it's hot, rainy, or if you don't
want to walk too much on the first day).
PM Option 2 - To Garganta del Diablo station and visit Garganta del
Diablo Falls - walking one way, either out or back, increases birding
time through an interesting wetland area.
17.00 return Puerto Iguazu.
End services day 1.
- Day 2
08.00 Meet at Iguazu Park main entrance (or meet up earlier in
Puerto Iguazu bus station, or your hotel in Puerto Iguazu, if you
wish).
AM Walk to Upper-Lower Circuit Station birding on the way.
Walk Upper Circuit (approx 1.2 km), then Lower Circuit (approx 1.8km),
birding and looking at the many waterfalls on both these walkway
routes.
Lunch at LC restaurant, around 12.30.
PM Do the option we left out from Day 1, ie either go to Garganta del
Diablo Falls or do the Hummingbird Garden.
approx 17.00 return Puerto Iguazu.
End Services.
Cities
Argentina: Puerto Iguazú
Language
English
Duration
/ 2 Days
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Transportation
Included
Max. Persons
4
PVT Trip
Yes
What's included?
All guiding services, telescope, birding guide books and playback recorder, snack lunch, (sandwiches) entry to Hummingbird Garden (1 day). Public transport (15 min) or taxi to Park entrance from town
of Puerto Iguazu, and return (both days).
What's not included?
Park entry fee, all drinks, tips.
Where to meet
Puerto Iguazu - client's hotel, or Iguazu Nat Park entrance
(client's choice)
Visiting Bolivia in 1984, Guy fell in love with tropical forests. His studies of Horned Curassow in Amboró National Park and other Cracids in protected areas throughout the country in the '90s earnt him a position on IUCN's Cracid Specialist Committee and began a lifetime dedicated to birds and conservation.
He furthered his understanding of birds and tropical biology in his two years with "Van" Remsen in Louisiana State University and in the field with birding legend Ted Parker. Guy now lives in San Pedro, Misiones, and is Tucai Birding's principal guide.
He is active in local environmental programs, teaches English to future Park Guards and heads the local COA (Club de Observadores de Aves) - an Aves Argentinas-linked nationwide birdwatching network. The group recently received an equipment grant from the ABA BEX program..
Professional description
Guy leads tours and day trips in Misiones, Argentina - so he knows Iguazu National Park like the back of his hand - and, living in San Pedro, has found plenty of other, lesser-known places where the Misiones specialities hide away, including the upland Araucaria-dominated forests of the southeast of the province.
He likes to keep up with new, potentially interesting ecolodges and is always on the lookout for new localities and birding opportunities. This year (2013) he is leading his first bespoke 20-day "Bolivia - Altiplano and Yungas" trip and will be planning more Bolivia trips for 2014. More info on Misiones birding, photos, birdlists and localities, on his website www.tucaibirding.com.ar
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