Foz Do Iguacu The South, Brazil Travel Guide
Iguaçu National Park (Brazil) and Parque Nacional Iguazú (Argentina) are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, for Atlantic Rainforest preservation.
Parque das Aves is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation of birds from the Atlantic Rainforest.
Itaipu Binacional includes extensive environmental conservation programs and biological refuges to mitigate its impact.
Your choices contribute to sustainability.
Waste disposal is managed, but recycling infrastructure may not be widespread.
While water is abundant, responsible use is always encouraged.
Some airlines offer optional carbon offset programs. Independent offsetting is another option.
Look for accommodations that implement sustainable practices.
Choose operators that emphasize responsible tourism, respect natural habitats, and educate visitors about conservation.
Explore G AdventuresReduce single-use waste by carrying reusable product alternatives like water bottles, bags, and cutlery.
Visit Package Free ShopPractice responsible tourism by respecting protected areas, minimizing waste, and supporting eco-conscious businesses.
Engage respectfully with local customs and communities.
Brazilians are generally warm and friendly. A calm and polite demeanor is beneficial.
Always ask permission before photographing individuals, especially children, elderly people, or those in traditional dress.
Observe respectful behavior when visiting religious sites.
Your spending choices directly impact the local economy. Traveling responsibly means making choices that benefit local communities.
Purchase souvenirs and goods directly from local artisans, small shops, or local markets.
Eat at local restaurants, cafes, and 'comida a quilo' establishments instead of international chain restaurants.
If booking a guided tour, choose local companies and guides for authentic insights and local employment.
Make choices that benefit local communities and uphold ethical standards.
Prioritize items genuinely produced in the region. This supports traditional craftspeople and the local economy.
For outdoor adventures, choose gear from companies committed to environmental responsibility like Patagonia.
Directly support conservation efforts through purchases that fund environmental protection, such as those at The Rainforest Site.
If you wish to donate, research reputable local charities or non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
Support community projects that genuinely assist those in need, ensuring your contribution has a true impact.
Inquire at your hotel or local tourism office for recommendations on legitimate organizations for donations.
