What makes these Foz do Iguaçu fares so attractive?
Round-trip flights to one of South America's most breathtaking destinations are now available from R$ 474 — a price point that makes a long weekend getaway genuinely affordable. Whether you're planning a holiday break or a spontaneous escape, this is a rare chance to visit Iguazu Falls without stretching your budget.
Which cities have cheap flights to Foz do Iguaçu?
Promotional fares are available from multiple Brazilian cities, making this deal accessible to a wide range of travelers:
- São Paulo: from R$ 474 round-trip
- Campinas: from R$ 640 round-trip
- Cuiabá: from R$ 757 round-trip
- Brasília: from R$ 815 round-trip
- Porto Alegre: from R$ 865 round-trip
These prices are ideal for short trips, public holidays, or weekend escapes. Booking early is always recommended for promotional fares, as seats at these prices fill quickly.
What can you do in Foz do Iguaçu?
Foz do Iguaçu is far more than just the waterfalls — though the Iguazu Falls alone are worth the trip. Visitors can explore the Brazilian and Argentine sides of the falls, take boat rides that get you soaking wet under the cascades, and visit the Itaipu Dam, one of the world's largest hydroelectric plants. The city is also a shopping haven, especially for electronics and perfumes, attracting buyers from across Brazil and neighboring countries. The tri-border area with Argentina and Paraguay adds a unique international flavor to the experience.
When is the best time to visit?
Foz do Iguaçu can be visited year-round, but the dry season (April to September) tends to offer clearer skies and more comfortable temperatures for hiking the trails around the falls. The falls are actually more dramatic during and after the rainy season when water volume peaks.
- Cheapest round-trip fare from São Paulo: R$ 474
- Fares also available from Campinas (R$ 640), Cuiabá (R$ 757), Brasília (R$ 815) and Porto Alegre (R$ 865)
- Suitable for short trips, holidays and weekend getaways
- Foz do Iguaçu offers waterfalls, the Itaipu Dam, and cross-border shopping
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