Embalse de Bornos is a inland reservoir in southern Spain near Cádiz, formed by damming. The lake has an irregular shoreline with a prominent peninsula extending into the water. The eastern shore faces open water, making side-shore winds from north or south theoretically viable. However, this spot presents significant challenges for kitesurfing. The average wind speed of 4.7 knots is substantially below the typical 12+ knots required for kitesurfing, and wind reliability is extremely low at 1.5%, meaning consistent sessions are rare. The inland location limits wind generation compared to coastal sites. Water conditions show algae blooms and discoloration from agricultural runoff. The confined lake environment restricts fetch, preventing wave development. Shallow areas near shore and scattered vegetation pose navigation hazards. While the location offers calm conditions suitable for learning in optimal wind windows, the persistently weak and unreliable wind makes this unsuitable as a primary kitesurfing destination. Best visited during seasonal wind patterns when conditions momentarily improve.