Map of the park

Iguazu Falls - unlike any other waterfall on earth

Twice as tall as Niagara Falls

Just the Devil`s throat is nearly three times as wide as Niagara Falls

On top of the falls - as much as 13,000 cubic meters per second flow over the edge

Alice, trying to not get wet

Iguazu Falls Cataract above the Devil`s Throat

Over the top at the Devil`s Throat

Diana, Alice and Julie heading back from the edge

It looks calm from the walkway but the roar of the water was amazing

A Cramer`s Eighty-Eight butterfly (Diaethria clymena)

Blue Butterfly

Brown Butterfly

The falls continue over 2.5 km

Some two stage falls

Along one of the multitude of walkways

Our helpful guide briefing us on the next set of falls

One of the many walkways we traversed to get out to the edge of the falls

Most everyone was beat after a morning of hiking the falls

Heading upstream to the falls

I`d had a hat...

Julie enjoying the upstream trip

Paparazzi on the boat, they were everywhere

Our first view from the water

We were all still mostly dry at this point

After our first trip near the base of the falls

After the second set of falls

Back at the pool

Our hotel was isolated, carved out of the jungle