Brazil's Iguacu National Park (cataratasgoiguacu.com.br) shares a 1.5 mile long stretch of the Iguacu River, which features a host of rapids and waterfalls, with Argentina's Iguazu National Park. The river's waters plunge over a series of falls as they flow along their course, including Floriano and Deodoro falls on the Brazilian side. The rapids terminate in Devil's Gorge after a final plunge down a 278-foot horseshoe-shaped waterfall. Iguacu National Park also provides a sanctuary for Brazilian wildlife, and visitors to the falls may glimpse jaguars, ocelots and giant anteaters.
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