We drive you to the bridge, you walk across, and your driver waits for you on the Brazil side.

While you are in Iguazu, Paraguay is just one bridge away. The easiest way to visit is on foot: we drive you to the Brazil side of the Friendship Bridge, you walk across to Ciudad del Este in about 10–15 minutes, and your driver waits for you while you explore.
No traffic queues, no border lines in a car, and your luggage stays safe in the vehicle. You can add it to your visit to the Brazil side of the falls, or to your transfer to the airport.
The Friendship Bridge is the busiest land border in Brazil, and on many days the line of cars can add more than 2 hours each way. Walking gets you to Paraguay in about 15 minutes, whatever the traffic.
| Driving across | Walking across with us | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to cross | Often more than 1 hour each way, and over 2 hours on busy days | About 10–15 minutes on the pedestrian path |
| Same day as the falls | Not recommended | Yes, it fits easily |
| High season | We don’t drive into Paraguay | Yes, all year |
| Your luggage | Goes through the border checks with you | Safe in the vehicle on the Brazil side. The vehicle never stops for immigration or customs checks |
| Your flight | Risk of missing it | Your driver is waiting on the Brazil side |
In high season and on Brazilian long weekends, traffic on the bridge is at its worst. That is why we take our clients to the bridge and let them walk, instead of driving them into Paraguay.
Want to see the traffic right now? This live camera shows the Friendship Bridge, with traffic heading from Brazil into Paraguay. The camera moves between several views, so if you don’t see the bridge at first, wait a moment for it to come back to the bridge.

It is night in Iguazu right now, so the bridge is quiet. This photo shows the bridge on a typical busy day. The live camera is shown here again from 6:00 AM (Brazil time).
Video not loading? Open the camera on YouTube or see the camera at Paraguayan customs.
How to read it
These cameras are run by others, not by us, so they can sometimes be offline.
Your driver takes you to the Brazil side of the bridge, you walk across, explore downtown Ciudad del Este for about 2 hours, and walk back to the same meeting point.

Meeting point
Prices are per vehicle, not per person, and your driver waits for you on the Brazil side while you visit Paraguay (about 2 hours).
Round trip from your hotel
| Starting from | Car (1–4 passengers) | Van (5–12 passengers) |
|---|---|---|
| Hotel in Foz do Iguaçu (Brazil) | R$ — | R$ — |
| Hotel in Puerto Iguazú (Argentina) | R$ — | R$ — |
Add it to another transfer with us
| Add Paraguay on foot to | Car (1–4 passengers) | Van (5–12 passengers) |
|---|---|---|
| Your visit to the Brazil side of the falls | + R$300 | + R$550 |
| Your transfer to the airport (IGU or IGR) | + R$300 | + R$550 |
| Any other transfer on the Brazil side | + R$300 | + R$550 |
How to book
Tell us your plans and we will email your itinerary and price, usually within a few hours. This service is for international visitors to Iguazu.
Bring your passport and some cash, wear comfortable shoes, and leave everything else in the vehicle.
This visit is not a good fit if you travel with a stroller or have reduced mobility: there are steps on the Brazil side and the pedestrian path is narrow and uneven in places.
If you want to see more of Paraguay, such as Saltos del Monday and the Itaipu Dam, ask us about our Ciudad del Este day tour.
Yes. There is a pedestrian path on the bridge, and walking across takes about 10–15 minutes. On busy days it is much faster than crossing by car.
About 10–15 minutes each way. Plan around 2 hours in total, including your time in Ciudad del Este.
No, not if you return to Brazil the same day. Day visitors don't need a stamp. If you stay overnight or travel further into Paraguay, you must stamp your passport, and a yellow fever certificate and visas (for some nationalities) are required.
Yes. The bridge is about 40 minutes from the Brazil side of the falls, so it fits well after your visit to the park.
Yes, as long as the timing still works for your flight. Your luggage stays in the vehicle while you walk across, and we check the times for you when we plan your itinerary.
In the vehicle, with your driver, on the Brazil side of the bridge.
Yes, see the live camera on this page and check the traffic before you go.
On busy days, traffic on the bridge can add more than 2 hours each way. Walking is faster and keeps your plans, and your flight, on time.
No. You explore Ciudad del Este on your own. If you prefer a full day in Paraguay with a driver, ask us about our Ciudad del Este day tour.