The Itapará Pier sits on the bank of the Rio Itapará in southern Roraima, serving as the main departure point for fishing boats at the Itapará Lodge.

The floating pier provides direct river access in a remote stretch of Amazon rainforest where the surrounding landscape includes flooded forests, backwater channels, and seasonal lakes. The area is accessible only by small aircraft.

Anglers fish directly from the pier as well as using it to launch boats into the river. Species caught here include giant peacock bass (tucunaré-açu), pacu, and traíra, reflecting the river's noted biodiversity.

Wildlife such as caimans are commonly spotted along the banks during fishing outings. The Rio Itapará itself runs approximately 200 kilometers before joining the lower Rio Branco.