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Strive through the desert looking for life and water
Well, the good news is there's plenty of water on Titan, the ground you're walking on is actually mostly ice mixed with complex organic compounds. If you were to dig down into the ice deep enough it would eventually get warm enough to be liquid water. Well, at least a water-ammonia mixture, which in turn may come to the surface at points as active cryovolcanos.
If you wanted to find any signs of anaerobic life, that would be the place to start looking. Of course, this is all completely theoretical. From here it all seems very, very cold and very, very dead.
Your body takes this moment to remind you that Titan's atmosphere is almost entirely nitrogen, which lacks the proper chemical properties to be suitable for sustaining life.