The Ribeirão da Prata is a watercourse in the state of Tocantins, Brazil, offering varied paddling experiences. It is a tributary system, with its waters connecting to the Rio Novo and other Prata tributaries, which allows for different route options. The river runs range from gentle and scenic sections suitable for relaxed paddling to potentially more challenging stretches, catering to different skill and comfort levels. The primary access point for paddlers is through the town of São Félix do Tocantins, which serves as a base for trips on the river. From here, paddlers can find lodges that provide access to the varied paddling experiences on the Ribeirão da Prata and its connected waterways. The area provides a setting for day trips or multi-day excursions, with the specific character of the experience varying from tranquil scenic floats to more adventurous runs. The surrounding region is part of the broader Tocantins river basin, known for its natural landscapes.