Elektrenai Lake near Pievos in central Lithuania offers a sheltered inland water environment surrounded by dense coniferous forest. The spot features a narrow channel between forested peninsulas with several islands and shallow bays. The eastern shoreline faces west toward the main water body, making northerly or southerly winds optimal for side-shore conditions. This is a protected freshwater lake with modest dimensions, resulting in limited wind fetch and wave generation. Water conditions are typically flat to rippled rather than wave-bearing. The spot suits beginner to early-intermediate kiters seeking sheltered practice conditions with reduced wind intensity. Notable hazards include scattered rocks, shallow areas near shore, and limited bailout space due to forest encroachment. The low average wind speed (7.1 knots) and poor wind reliability (5.8%) mean sessions are seasonal and weather-dependent. Best conditions occur during spring and autumn when Atlantic low-pressure systems bring sustained northerly or southerly winds. Cold water temperatures require appropriate thermal protection.