Aguilar is a lake-based kitesurfing spot located in northern Spain, characterized by relatively protected freshwater conditions surrounded by dense forest. The lake orientation presents a northeast-facing shoreline with variable topography, including elevated terrain on the western shore and multiple peninsulas that fragment the water surface.
The spot's primary limitation is consistently weak wind conditions, with an average of only 6.1 knots and minimal reliability at 3.8%. These statistics indicate this location is marginal for kitesurfing and sessions will be infrequent. When wind does occur, northwest winds (315°) would provide side-shore conditions relative to the northeast-facing shore.
The forested setting creates thermal wind variability and extensive wind shadow zones. The limited fetch and enclosed nature of the lake restrict wave development. Cold average temperatures (11.4°C) require appropriate thermal protection.
This spot suits only beginner kiters during rare favorable wind windows, with better destinations likely available regionally. Success here depends heavily on seasonal conditions and precise timing of local wind patterns rather than reliable, consistent sessions.