Fishing Spots
The Capivara Reservoir is the main attraction; ask locals for the best piers or boat launch points for the day's conditions.





Primeiro de Maio is a tranquil city located in the northern region of Paraná, Brazil. Situated along the shores of the Capivara Reservoir, which is fed by the Paranapanema River, the city is a significant destination for regional water-based recreation. With a population of approximately 10,000, it offers a peaceful, small-town atmosphere characterized by agricultural landscapes and a slow pace of life. It is particularly well-regarded for freshwater fishing, attracting enthusiasts from across the state. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of the reservoir, local hospitality, and a quiet retreat from the more bustling urban centers of Paraná like Londrina.
Primeiro de Maio is a tranquil city located in the northern region of Paraná, Brazil. Situated along the shores of the Capivara Reservoir, which is fed by the Paranapanema River, the city is a significant destination for regional water-based recreation. With a population of approximately 10,000, it offers a peaceful, small-town atmosphere characterized by agricultural landscapes and a slow pace of life. It is particularly well-regarded for freshwater fishing, attracting enthusiasts from across the state. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of the reservoir, local hospitality, and a quiet retreat from the more bustling urban centers of Paraná like Londrina.
Direct access to the expansive Capivara Reservoir.
Renowned regional spot for freshwater fishing.
Authentic and quiet small-town Brazilian vibe.
Scenic views of the Paranapanema River basin.
Limited hotel and luxury accommodation options compared to larger cities.
The atmosphere is very quiet with minimal nightlife or shopping facilities.
Best suited for travelers who enjoy nature, fishing, and a slow pace of life.
The Capivara Reservoir is the main attraction; ask locals for the best piers or boat launch points for the day's conditions.
The city is best reached by car from Londrina, which is about an hour's drive away, as public transport to rural areas is limited.
Freshwater fishing and quiet rural escapes.
BRL R$
$30-$60 p/day
10,082
Check for regional fishing tournaments or traditional festivals which can make the town much livelier than usual.
Portuguese, English
April-September
Warm and pleasant weather returns, making it a great time for outdoor activities before the summer heat.
The hottest season, ideal for swimming and water sports, though expect occasional heavy tropical rain.
Mild temperatures and lower rainfall make this an excellent time for fishing and exploring the rural landscape.
Mild days and cool nights; the landscape is dry and the town is at its quietest.