Hazar Peninsula on the Caspian Sea (saltwater inland sea classified as lake) in Turkmenistan offers a flat-water kitesurfing environment. The southern-facing coastline provides access to the shallow waters characteristic of this region. With average wind speeds of only 8.7 knots and wind reliability of just 16.9%, conditions are marginal for consistent kitesurfing. The spot is better suited for light-wind practitioners and those developing skills in flat-water disciplines. Best conditions occur with easterly or westerly winds (side-shore to the south-facing coast). The calm, sheltered nature of the water makes this location ideal for beginners learning technique without wave interference, though riders should verify recent wind patterns before committing to sessions. Limited fetch means wave development is minimal. The spot requires patience with inconsistent wind but rewards dedicated practitioners with predictable, mellow conditions during favorable windows.