The Rio Tingui in Bahia, Brazil, is a river approximately 54 kilometers in length. It flows through the state of Bahia and is part of a larger watershed system, featuring eight tributaries. For paddlers planning a trip, specific access points, boat ramps, and facilities are identified and mapped by online resources dedicated to fishing and paddle sports, indicating the river is used for recreational boating. These tools can help in planning put-in and take-out locations. The river's character is defined by its course through the Bahian landscape. The available mapping and planning resources suggest the river supports activities like kayaking and paddleboarding, and paddlers can utilize these tools to view water conditions and land boundaries to aid in trip preparation. No specific hazards, seasonal restrictions, water quality issues, or historical significance are mentioned in the sources reviewed.