The Rio Tamanduá in Bahia offers a paddling route of approximately 2 kilometers. A notable feature of this route is the opportunity to disembark and access Cachoeira da Toca via a short trail from the river. The river is part of a broader paddling network, with connections to other waterways such as the Iguaçu River, where guided tours sometimes begin with instruction and safety equipment before leading into the Tamanduá. The overall experience is characterized by serene paddling conditions. Facilities for paddlers include specific boat ramps and launch points that provide access to the water.