Amstelmeer is a small lake located in the Netherlands near Amsterdam, characterized by a protected water body bounded by agricultural land and residential development. The spot features a southern-facing shoreline with a gentle slope and shallow water conditions typical of Dutch lake systems. This is primarily a beginner-friendly location with low wind reliability (23.9%) and minimal wave generation (0.54m average). The lake's enclosed nature limits fetch, resulting in choppy rather than developed wave conditions. The presence of mooring fields, dikes, and nearby residential areas constrains the riding area. Wind predominantly comes from variable directions with modest average speeds of 9.5 knots. Best conditions occur with easterly or westerly winds providing side-shore characteristics. The spot suits beginners and recreational kiters seeking calm, protected conditions with minimal water hazards, though strong winds are infrequent. Riders should be aware of shallow water throughout, respect mooring areas, and account for limited space for progression.