Indiaca, or Petaca, is a traditional Brazilian game that evolved from a festive activity into a competitive sport. Played with a feathered shuttlecock called a Petaca, players strike it with the palm of their hand over a high net, aiming to make it land in the opponent’s court. Games can be played individually or in teams, with matches composed of sets, and points awarded when the Petaca cannot be returned. Court dimensions and net height vary depending on age and competition type, while mini-Petaca versions allow indoor or smaller-scale play. The game is suitable for all ages, improving hand-eye coordination, agility, and teamwork. Indiaca can be adapted for players with disabilities: net height and court size can be modified, lighter Petacas can be used, and wheelchair or visually impaired players can participate with assistance. Its cultural heritage, dynamic gameplay, and inclusive nature make Indiaca a fun and engaging sport for everyone.