When to go to Iguazu Falls – Brazilian Side
December - March
At this time the falls are at their fullest, crashing through the jungle with astounding force. It’s an awe-inspiring sight but be aware that some trails may become inaccessible. This is the height of summer and temperatures reach up to 40°C, with a spike in rain and humidity. January – February is holiday time in Latin America so there will be more visitors.
23°C Average max daytime temperature
14°C Average min nighttime temperature
8 days per season rainfall
humidity
April - May
With the exception of Easter week, this is a much quieter season in terms of visitors. With a cooler temperature, this is the ideal time to spot butterflies and rainbows among the spray.
25°C Average max daytime temperature
13°C Average min nighttime temperature
9 days per season rainfall
Low humidity
June - August
This is still low season with fewer visitors. Temperatures can be cold in the mornings, often below 10°C, making it a great time to try activities like hiking and cycling.
22°C Average max daytime temperature
10°C Average min nighttime temperature
8 days per season rainfall
None humidity
September - November
After the dry season, there is less water volume in the falls. You’ll be able to spot individual cataracts crashing over the towering granite cliffs. The weather is not extremely humid, and is neither hot nor particularly wet, though as with any time of year here there is a chance of rainfall.
8°C Average max daytime temperature
4°C Average min nighttime temperature
0 days per season rainfall
humidity
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