Parque das Aves is located close to the Iguaçu Falls, in the Iguaçu National Park, on this tour you come into direct contact with more than 1020 birds, with around 150 different species. 16,5 hectares of lush Atlantic Forest are maintained to form the best habitat for our animals.
This tour is a unique and unforgettable experience in which you will find incredible birds from the four corners of Brazil and different parts of the world, many of them threatened. Enter our aviaries to feel the fluttering wings of vibrant macaws and look into the eyes of a toucan. The birds are sheltered because they are no longer able to remain in the wild, around 50% of the birds are seized by the Environmental Police, Federal Police and IBAMA. Being animals rescued from environments of abuse, trafficking and illegal possession; We also receive weakened birds that suffered accidents and chicks that were handed over to environmental agencies after falling from their nests.
All animals receive a home with the best conditions for their species, healthy food, an adequate environment and a social life with other birds to keep them as close to the environment as possible.
At Hospital de Aves, it has high-quality structure and equipment, trained professionals who love what they do and also have the support of internationally renowned specialists.
As a team of veterinarians, biologists and keepers, they dedicate themselves daily to caring for the birds that arrive. Assessed by IBAMA as unfit to return to the wild, they need much more than veterinary treatment. Therefore, environments are created that simulate the habitat of each species, in nurseries built in the middle of the Atlantic Forest, the original habitat of most of these birds.
Come to Foz do Iguaçu, stay at the Tarobá Hotel and discover this and many other wonders! The Tarobá Hotel will certainly be your best hotel option in Foz do Iguaçu, located in the central region, with easy and quick access to Paraguay and Argentina, in addition to, of course, having the best value for money in the Triple Border.
