Located on the Three Borders, where Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina meet, Puerto Iguazu is connected to  

Brazil by the Tancredo Neves Bridge. It has 275 waterfalls, including the world-famous Iguazu Falls, 270 feet high. The climate is subtropical, so it is mild in winter and hot in summer, with temperatures up to 104°F.

Formerly, an interconnected series of catwalks led to all the falls from the visitor centre, but floods in 1983  

destroyed a section and isolated those which go to Garganta del Diablo, the single most impressive cascade.  

But nowadays the catwalks have been fixed and modernized. You can see most of the falls by roaming at  

will on the trails and catwalks around the visitor centre; descending to the river, you can take a launch  

across to Isla Grande San Martín for return.