Whether because the destination is close, for the economy or simply to enjoy the landscapes on the way, travel by car it is always very good and can be a very pleasant experience. In Foz do Iguacu, traffic is perfect for those who like this option, as there is not much movement and the streets are good and well signposted.
And for those who cannot come by car, but like to have greater freedom to move around the city, there is still the option of rent a car in Foz do Iguacu. Thus, it is possible to make your own schedule and not worry about meeting the schedule of the tourism receptive.
With that in mind, here are some tips for those who plan to come to Foz do Iguaçu by car. Check out!
Confira no artigo:
The Streets of Foz do Iguaçu
The city has very good streets. The main avenues, which lead to the center and other tourist attractions, are paved and well signposted.
There are some radars spread across the city, mainly in the Center, to ensure that the speed limit on the streets is respected. That's why, pay attention to the signposts and don't forget to watch the speed.
Rush hour
During the day the city is very active. There are always cars on the streets and, at peak times, it is possible to experience some traffic jams. However, at other times the traffic in Foz do Iguaçu is calm.
Peak times in the city are usually between 7:30 am and 9 am. And at night, from 6 pm to 7 pm.
Rotating routes and parking lots
to get to attractions in Foz do Iguacu, or in other establishments that you want to visit, don't be afraid to use the Google Maps or Waze. They are very up-to-date and complete, and will guide you correctly and safely to your destination.
Another important piece of information is that some parts of downtown Foz do Iguacu they have rotating parking lots with parking meters, where you can park, but you must pay a small fee per minute you stay there.
And speaking of parking, the Del Rey Quality Hotel offers free parking for guests, so you can rest assured and your car is safe during your stay in Foz do Iguaçu!
Driving in Puerto Iguazú (Argentina) and Ciudad del Este (Paraguay)
If you choose to visit neighboring countries by car, know that it is possible to drive there, but be aware of some differences:
In puerto iguazu the laws are similar to those in Foz do Iguaçu. The streets are well structured and organized. However, it is necessary to have the “Green Card”, which is a vehicle insurance entering Mercosur countries.
if you have a rented car, it is necessary to have a special document, with the rental company permission, to cross the border with the vehicle. Look for more detailed information if you choose this option.
no longer Paraguay, traffic is more chaotic. The Green Card not needed inside, and the National Driver's License (CNH) is valid. But, despite the good streets, the movement is very intense and confusing, so we recommend that you cross in another way: taxi, bus, on foot or at the tourist office.
Do you usually travel by car? Share with us in the comments!
Images: Unsplash (Why Kei); Unsplash (Steven Lewis)
