The Rio Taboco is a river located in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, and is a left-bank tributary of the Rio Negro within the municipality of Aquidauana. Its course flows through the Pantanal plain, a vast and ecologically significant wetland region. The river is noted for its crystalline, clear water, which contributes to its aesthetic appeal. Located approximately 140 kilometers from the state capital, the area around the Rio Taboco offers waterfalls and is described as a refuge for those seeking peace and nature. While specific access points for paddlers, such as formal put-ins or take-outs, are not detailed, the river's location near Aquidauana suggests this town could serve as a logistical base. The river's character is shaped by its setting within the Pantanal, implying a flatwater environment suitable for relaxed paddling amidst rich biodiversity, though specific wildlife sightings are not enumerated. There is no information indicating any paddling restrictions or regulations. Details on seasonal water levels, water temperature, recommended routes, specific hazards, or facilities for paddlers are not available.