The Rio Tamanduá in Pará, Brazil, offers a short, accessible paddling route suitable for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. A specific route on this river covers approximately 2 kilometers. Along this stretch, paddlers can disembark to access Cachoeira da Toca via a short trail, indicating a point of interest where a waterfall can be visited. The river provides facilities for paddlers, including identified access points and boat ramps necessary for launching and concluding a trip. The overall character of the experience is oriented towards a manageable day trip, focusing on easy water access and a natural feature as a destination. The route length implies a calm and leisurely pace is typical for this section of the river.