The Rio Ocoi is a water body in Paraná, Brazil. For paddlers, a key access point is the Jacutinga boat ramp, which is listed as a water access point in OpenStreetMap and provides a launch site for boaters. This ramp serves as a practical put-in or take-out location. The river is used for activities like kayaking, paddle boarding, and fishing. The presence of a designated boat ramp indicates it is a recognized location for watercraft entry. Paddlers can utilize planning tools that map access points, water conditions, and land boundaries to aid in trip preparation. The river's character appears to be oriented towards recreational boating and angling, given the focus on fishing access points and facilities needed for a day on the water.