Very well laid out bird park with a large number of birds to see, not many butterfly's, but there were some. very easy to get around with seats and water refill stations throughout the park.

This hotel understands that luxury isn't just about fancy furnishings - it's about creating moments. The staff's ability to anticipate needs while remaining unobtrusive was remarkable. The overall atmosphere struck a perfect balance between sophisticated and welcoming. Even during peak hours, there was always a sense of calm efficiency. The evening turndown service with its thoughtful touches became something we looked forward to daily.

The understated elegance of this property is its true superpower. Nothing feels forced or showy, yet everything is precisely where and how it should be. The staff operated with that rare combination of efficiency and genuine care that transforms a stay from good to extraordinary. The thoughtful design elements and superb service standards created an atmosphere of refined tranquili

It's like the Earth's own symphony of water and greenery. The sheer power and thunderous roar of the falls leave you in awe. The walking trails, especially on the Argentina side, take you right up close to the cascading water, and the boat rides get you drenched in the mist. But what really got me was the surrounding rainforest, teeming with wildlife – it's like a scene from a National Geographic documentary. It's not just a tourist attraction; it's a humbling reminder of the beauty and power of Mother Nature. Visiting Iguazu Falls was a life-changing experience, and it's a must-see for anyone who wants to be left speechless by the wonders of our planet.

My mum and I opted for the helicopter tour with pick up from our hotel in Iguazú (Argentina side). Our guide, Arlete, was on time and so welcoming! Her car was clean and tidy and she was clearly very experienced crossing the border. We felt like we were in safe hands! When we got to Helisul, we couldn't fly immediately because the weather wasn't great. Arlete contacted her agency and so we rearranged our plans for an extra (reasonable!!) fee. Instead, she accompanied us into the Brazilian falls and was a great photo taker and guide. As we went in with a guide, it meant we could skip the bus queues! She gave us so much knowledge about the geographical formation of the area and was just absolutely brilliant and kind! She never rushed us and accepted we would be taking hundreds of pictures. 😂 Then, we made it back to the helicopter pad and they were flying. We had NO QUEUE at all!!!! We were rushed into the next available helicopter! It was incredible so I highly suggest you do it! It's pricey, yes it's only 10 minutes, but everyone has a good view as everyone is by a window. I was extremely lucky to be sat next to the pilot at the front, but my mum was at the back and by a window. The pilot makes multiple circles around the falls to ensure everyone gets a view. They also arrange a video + photos of you getting on the helicopter so you can buy them at the end as souvenirs. Pricey but if this is your once in a lifetime chance to be in a helicopter, I suggest it. Arlete then took us to the bird park which is right outside!! I was skeptical.. I don't like zoos but their message is very unique. It's a sanctuary that focuses on repopulating endangered species. I think it's quite good as bird parks go and I felt the animals were well cared for. The menu in the restaurant and some of the messages around the park on billboards advocate reducing meat intakes to help combat deforestation and the destruction of the birds' natural habitats. All in all, a very very memorable day!