Cami Lake is a freshwater lake located in southern Argentina near the Patagonian coast. The spot features a northeast-facing shoreline with dense forest coverage on the inland side and clear water access along a sandy-rocky beach. The lake offers protected conditions typical of inland water bodies, with moderate fetch limited by the lake's finite size. Conditions are generally mild with low average wind speeds (6.4 knots) and very low wind reliability at 8.2%, making consistent sessions rare. The spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking flat-water conditions and calm practice environments. Access is available via the road running along the shoreline, though landing areas are constrained by forest boundaries. Water temperatures are cold year-round (averaging 6.3°C), requiring thermal protection. Best wind direction is from the northwest (around 315°), providing side-shore conditions. The shallow nearshore zone and limited infrastructure make this a suitable venue for progression practice rather than advanced progression. Visit during austral summer months for slightly warmer conditions and marginally better wind probability.