Javaé Camp is a sport-fishing lodge situated within the Parque Nacional do Araguaia on the Ilha do Bananal, in Tocantins — recognized as one of Brazil's most productive and well-preserved fishing destinations.

The camp's preserved lakes hold strong populations of tucunaré azul, pitanga, aruanã, bicuda, surubim cachara, pirarara, and pirarucu, making it a premier target for anglers pursuing Amazonian species.

The lodge accommodates up to 12 anglers at a time, housing guests in private wooden chalets, each designed for two people.

Facilities include a dining area, rest hammocks spread throughout the grounds, a large pier for nature viewing and safe boat access, solar power, a generator, laundry service, and a full support team handling meals and fishing logistics.