Edam is a small inland water spot located in the Netherlands, situated in a protected lake environment bordered by extensive agricultural polders and residential areas. The water body is shallow with limited fetch, typical of Dutch inland water systems. The eastern shore faces the water, making northerly winds ideal for side-shore conditions. With an average wind speed of only 9.7 knots and 25.6% reliability, this spot requires patience and selective session timing. The shallow depth and proximity to houses and farm infrastructure limit maneuverability and create moderate difficulty for inexperienced kiters. Best suited for beginners seeking flat-water practice in light wind conditions, or intermediate riders looking for technical skills training. The spot offers minimal wave exposure and provides a controlled environment free from ocean swell. Key considerations include navigating shallow areas, respecting private property boundaries, and checking wind forecasts carefully given low reliability. Summer months may offer better wind patterns than winter.