The Rio Azul is located in the Bodoquena region of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, and is renowned for its exceptionally clear, crystalline waters, which create a unique aesthetic for floating and snorkeling. A notable access point and key attraction is the Nascentes Rio Azul, which operates with specific hours, typically opening at 7 AM. The primary paddling activity described is a guided float, which proceeds at a leisurely pace and is accompanied by trained guides. This experience often concludes with a 2-kilometer boat ride. The water body is managed for ecotourism, and participation in floating or snorkeling is typically conducted through organized tours with guides, suggesting independent paddling may be restricted or not the standard practice. The overall character of the experience is one of a calm, guided float focused on observing the underwater environment through the transparent water.