Prainha do Iberê is a small, artificial beach area on the eastern shore of Guaíba Lake in Porto Alegre's Zona Sul. It is situated directly in front of the Fundação Iberê Camargo museum, a striking white contemporary building that serves as a prominent landmark. The beach is a popular local spot for relaxation and sunset viewing. As a launch point for paddlers, the site offers a sandy shore for easy carry-to-water access. The area is undergoing a revitalization project, which includes the installation of new urban furniture, landscaping, and a removable container for selling natural juices, açaí, and sandwiches. Planned amenities for public use include a wooden viewing portal with a swing, pallets, beach chairs, trash cans, and bicycle racks. The beach's character is defined by its urban lakeside setting, designed to foster a casual, beach-like atmosphere for leisure. Paddlers launching here have direct access to the expansive waters of Guaíba Lake. A notable nearby paddle destination is the Fundação Iberê Camargo, whose distinctive architecture is visible from the water. The area is part of a city initiative for improved maintenance and public use, suggesting ongoing care for the space.