Praia do Pirocaba is a sea beach located in Marajó Bay, within the state of Pará, Brazil. It is situated outside of any settlement, approximately 1.7 kilometers from the center of the nearby village of Pirocaba. The beach is publicly accessible but has no amenities or facilities for visitors. Critically for paddlers, access to the beach itself is possible only by water, meaning there is no direct road or land vehicle access. This implies that to launch a kayak or SUP from this beach, paddlers must first arrive via another watercraft, likely from a nearby settlement like Abaetetuba or Pirocaba. The beach is in a marine environment within the expansive Marajó Bay. The typical wave height in the area is reported as 0.7 meters, indicating a generally gentle shore break, though wind speeds can reach 9 meters per second, suggesting the potential for choppy conditions and significant wind exposure on the open bay. Water temperatures are consistently warm, averaging around 29 degrees Celsius, while air temperatures range from 25 to 30 degrees Celsius. The overall character is that of a remote, undeveloped beach reachable only by boat, offering a secluded paddling experience in the waters of Marajó Bay. Paddlers should be prepared for self-sufficiency, as there are no services on-site, and plan their transit to the launch point carefully due to the water-only access.