Lago Do Peladão is an access point situated on the Rio Itapará in southern Roraima, Brazil.

The river runs approximately 200 kilometers through a remote, largely untouched section of Amazon rainforest before joining the lower Rio Branco, and the surrounding landscape is characterized by flooded forests (igapós), backwater channels, and numerous seasonal lakes.

The area is well regarded for sport fishing, particularly for giant peacock bass (tucunaré-açu), which thrive in the preserved black waters of the region.

The minimal roads and infrastructure throughout the Rio Itapará corridor help maintain the pristine character of lakes and channels like Lago Do Peladão, making it a draw for anglers seeking remote Amazonian fishing.