Igarapé São Benedito is a waterway in Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil. It is significant as one of the last clean waterways in the city of Manaus. Historically, it was used for leisure, navigation, and fishing, contrasting with the nearly 150 other igarapés in the city, which are described as totally polluted. The water body's aesthetic and environmental quality is therefore a notable feature, though its status is under threat. The overall character of a paddling experience here would be defined by its relative cleanliness within an urban Amazonian setting, offering a rare opportunity for water-based recreation in the city. Paddlers should be aware that the waterway's condition is a subject of conservation efforts, indicating potential ongoing environmental pressures that could affect the experience.