Praia do Caripi is a public, sandy beach approximately 2.45 kilometers in length located in Barcarena, within the state of Pará, Brazil. The beach is open 24 hours a day and offers direct access to the water for paddlers launching from shore. The overall character is that of a local leisure destination, with a relaxed vibe where people come to unwind after work, featuring several bars and restaurants along the shore. The beachfront offers a lot of space. For paddlers, the sandy composition typically allows for easy carry of kayaks or SUPs to the water's edge, and the presence of moderate waves indicates a shore-break that paddlers must navigate. The waters are noted to be warm, suitable for bathing. The beach faces the open waters of the Pará coast, which suggests exposure to prevailing winds and ocean swell, factors that can significantly affect paddling conditions and safety. The length of the beach and its open exposure imply that paddlers can explore along the coastline. Facilities for the public include nearby restaurants and bars, and the area is accept credit cards.