Great experience - Wonderful experience we take several photos, the team of guides always helping and explaining everything about the locations during the journey.

Wonderful tour GUIA KAUANO NOTA 1000 - Simply an amazing walk, connected with nature, felt very well, the Guia Kauano simply wonderful, very attentive, friendly, we made friends with the staff along the trail that simply wonderful, this defines the Secret Falls tour, congratulations Guia Kauano for all your affection and attention with us

Secret falls - Very attentive guide, super recommend 🙌 the tour was done on many trails with unique views of wonderful waterfalls

Iguassu Secret Falls - It was an incredible experience! The guides were super friendly and we met a differentiated from Foz! The waterfall baths were very good. And lunch is not even spoken, very deliciousooo!! They provide security equipment (helmet and vest) and anyone who wants can rent the appropriate shoes. I highly recommend!!

Hike to secret Waterfall Guide Andres - You have to make your own way to base no pick up but that is stated at time of booking. Thankfully my Uber issue was resolved. I figured out Uber is going to a lane and around corner from the air b and b and I don’t know why. However today even though it was foggy the driver saw me and drove towards me. So successful pick up it was foggy yesterday too (they cancelled multiple times no pickup was on time for yesterdays excursion) and cleared to be a beautiful blue sky day but I had no clue the Uber was picking up down the lane around the corner but the issue is solved. Anyway, Andres guide is excellent and he is English speaking doesn’t need to use google translate. There is internet at base camp. The hike is great to nice Waterfalls you can swim or just sit under and cool off or whatever as it’s cold water is like refreshing. One stop is at River Iguazu where you can swim. I did one hike entirely solo with the guide and was joined by Brazilian mother & daughter so it then becomes the guides attention is split between an English client and Portuguese clients. It’s ok you have to be prepared to just accept multiple languages will go on around you! Especially as Argentina is Spainish and Brazil is Portuguese. Safety equipment is provided helmet and a float jacket. The guide is also very attentive to support your safety with suggestions of how to navigate rocks safely etc. Very good was tired and happy at end. OFF mosquito spray is a must and sad to say they still got me and I showered myself in it?! Obviously it’s the jungle so be realistic with expectations of bugs etc. Worthwhile experience. Read less

A wonderful tour I did in Secret Falls! I recommend! - A surreal experience, with a nice staff, forgive me but I forgot the name of the girl who was our leader, but she was incredible, had patience with me, I barely could walk, because I was tava and I am overweight, but taking that, the walk was incredible, she took us in several waterfalls, I had a long time that I did not track, it was very productive my day, lots of photos, super attentive. Thank you all group of the secret waterfalls.

BOOK IT! - We did the full-day family outing with my children aged 7, 12 and 13. At their request, I take a moment to leave our review and our 5 stars. A day before the tour, we were joined by a WhatsApp group with the guide Camilly and another participant, where they reminded us of the preparations, the schedule and the meeting point. From our accommodation in the center of Foz we took an Uber and arrived in less than 10 minutes. The first half hour was spent signing consents, equipping ourselves with a helmet and safety vest, and receiving Camilly’s explanation of the tour. We leave in the company car, similar in size to the tourist taxis in the area (maximum 8 people). In 15 minutes we reach the first trail, where we walk surrounded by the lush Amazon rainforest and find small waterfalls along the way. Camilly made the tour even more interesting by telling us about the trees, flowers and seeds that made the waterfalls foamy and soapy in texture. The boys kept pace smoothly and enjoyed each waterfall, which increased in flow as we went. About 10:30 we finish the first trail and drive to the next one, about 15 minutes away. In this part we wore vests because the waterfalls had deeper waters. It was certainly the best leg of the morning. On the way back to the car, the youngest of my children felt tired, especially since in one section of the trail there were ants that took advantage of every step to climb and sting us. It was lunchtime and, on the way to the base, our excursion partner (from Canada) got off near his inn, as he had booked only the half day. At the base we were surprised by the lunch buffet. We didn’t know if the food was really a 10 or if post-trail hunger influenced, but my kids insisted I leave 5 stars at lunch! After lunch, we relaxed a few minutes in the Paraguayan hammocks next to the restaurant, where we even took a small nap. At 13:30 we set off for new trails. We parked in front of a luxury condo under construction. Machinery and laborers were at work, and the entrance to the trail was clogged by remains of trees and plants. Camilly found an alternative access and we were able to continue. During the first 10 minutes of walking, we passed a road with a brick wall on one side and the jungle on the other, which generated a chat with the boys about the contrast between urbanization and nature. It started to drizzle and the post-lunch downhill made us hesitant to follow or not, but Camilly managed to distract us with more teachings about the trees and we got on the trail. The first waterfall was much higher and different from the morning, which made us confirm that it was worth continuing. Then we came to an area with mini pools on the edge of a cliff (not suitable for people with vertigo!), but which my children loved. The trail had steep descents and, with the drizzle, the terrain was more slippery. Camilly accompanied us at all times. Finally, we reached the Paraná River, where we got into the rain with vests and a beautiful waterfall. Getting the boys out of the water was difficult because they were fascinated: swimming under the waterfall, the water temperature, the green landscape around, floating upside down and getting carried away with the current was an unforgettable experience. The climb was easier than the descent and, until the last moment in the car, Camilly kept teaching us about the vegetation. He showed us plants that give water in emergencies, hollow plants where ants live, and we tasted fruits that we didn't know existed. Back, Camilly dropped us off at our Airbnb. My children were very fond of her and at night they commented on how amazing the excursion had been with her. The final surprise came when I checked my phone and saw the photos and videos it took: GOD level! This girl is talented at many things. I leave my comment because they really deserve it, although I am a little afraid that this very personalized adventure will become as famous and we end up lining up en masse as on the trails of the Falls. Congratulations to the team and a giant hug to Camilly! We're gonna miss you!

Fantastic tour - It was amazing, the Secret Falls gallery is amazing, the tour is wonderful, the waterfalls, the lunch was delicious, the Jefferson guide is spectacular, a great photographer and a fun and attentive mto, a wonderful and incredibly amazing experience.

Wonderful landscapes - Amazing tour, breathtaking landscapes, a simply amazing day, renew all our energies, the guide Jeferson Klein very well-humored, patient, a great photographer, the food is excellent, thank you for this incredible day

Wonderful experience in the Iguaçu River. Hot water, easy access, beautiful nature! - I loved the waterfalls, warm waters, easy access to the waterfall, easy trails. Attention and care of the guide were perfect.