The Rio Novo is a river located within the Xeriuini River Preserve in the state of Amapá, Brazil. It is characterized by its exceptionally clear, crystal-clear waters, which are a defining aesthetic feature of the paddling environment. The river flows through a remote and exclusive area, with access likely managed through specific outfitters or the preserve itself, as public access points are not detailed. The overall character of the paddling experience is one of pristine isolation, focused on the natural surroundings. The primary wildlife of interest for visitors is the Peacock Bass, indicating a healthy aquatic ecosystem. The river is part of a dedicated preserve, which suggests there may be specific regulations governing activities to protect the environment, though the exact rules for recreational paddling are not specified. The best season for activities on the Rio Novo appears to be limited, with only a five-week period mentioned for optimal fishing opportunities, which may also correspond to ideal water levels or conditions for paddling. No information is available regarding specific hazards, recommended routes, water temperatures, facilities, or the river's geographical size and shape.