Parque das Aves

Avaliação: 5
Ludmila Podwell: We explored the Birds Park on our arrival day to Iguazú. It was Christmas Day and the park was open. It took some acclamation as the temps were around 32-35 degrees C with 100% humidity, nevertheless, it did not stop us to explore the whole park. Toucans were our favorite with their bright colors and near proximity, we also loved the butterfly garden where beautiful butterflies were just landing on us making cool photos. In the mids of the heat, we appreciated the cafe with refreshing juice out of the freshly opened coconut and some cool deserts. It was a fun adventure.

Avaliação: 5
Pin Wu: Wonderful place of various species and well planned exhibits. Worth at least 4 hours of visit to see all the birds and have a good meal. A great reminder for the importance of keeping our planet sustainable and clean. Rare and endangered species reminds us of how fragile our home is and how we cannot ruin the home of our coexisting animal friends. I'd plan a full day revisit if ever coming back. Follow the park rules: no touching or feeding the birds; keep the distance while observe the beauty. Plenty of photo-ops in close distance.

Avaliação: 5
Alper Yilmaz: We visited Parque das Aves, a beautiful bird sanctuary founded in the 1990s and still run by the same family. The park is made up of several large, natural-style aviaries, allowing you to walk inside and see the birds up close in spacious, forest-like environments. One interesting story we learned: when the first flamingos arrived, there were about 115 of them, but jaguars from the surrounding forest used to enter at night, and only around ten survived. Today, the flamingos live in a protected area that keeps them safe, and the park has taken strong measures to prevent similar incidents. Inside the aviaries, you can see an incredible variety of species, including toucans, macaws, parrots, owls, eagles, butterflies, and even hummingbirds. The macaws and other parrots are especially memorable — extremely social and very loud, constantly “talking” to one another with unique calls. We enjoyed the 1.5 hours we spent here. It’s a peaceful and educational experience, and a wonderful way to appreciate the region’s birdlife up close. Highly recommended if you’re visiting Foz do Iguaçu.

Avaliação: 5
Abdullatif Ahmed: An absolute must-visit, Parque das Aves (Birds Park) is a breathtaking experience and was one of the highlights of my trip. It is so much more than a zoo; it’s a beautiful sanctuary where you can get incredibly close to exotic birds in their natural habitat. Walking through the giant aviaries with magical butterflies and colorful birds flying all around you is unforgettable. The park is well-maintained, and their conservation work is inspiring. Don't miss it.

Avaliação: 5
Lo Wood: I don’t typically choose to go to bird parks but this one blew me away. Incredible facility with wonderful goals and impact. The way they care for all animals there is inspiring and I hope that other locations take note. Very much worth my time, just try to avoid groups of small school children who are super loud and scare animals away.