Ponta da Pita is a beach and rocky geological formation extending into the Baía de Antonina in Paraná, Brazil. The beach is located near the town of Antonina. For paddlers, access involves launching from the sandy shore. There is no dedicated parking lot for the beach, but street parking is available near the entrance. The bay receives the waters of dozens of rivers and streams, creating an extensive estuarine environment. The area is noted for its natural beauty and picturesque setting. The bay's waters are part of the Atlantic Forest biome, and the region is of scientific interest for its aquatic fauna. The overall character is defined by the scenic backdrop of the bay and the surrounding forested hills, with Pico do Paraná, Brazil's highest peak, visible in the distance. The area is a known destination for boat tours and water sports. The location serves as a launch point for motorboat routes originating from the nearby community of Convento, indicating it is a recognized access point to the bay.