Kessenich is a lake spot located in the Netherlands characterized by enclosed freshwater with agricultural land surrounding it. The water body is protected by dikes and has relatively shallow sections with visible sandbanks. The spot features low wind consistency (6.7% reliability) and modest average wind speeds (6.9 knots), making it suitable only during specific weather windows. The presence of boat traffic and shallow areas requires awareness of other water users. Best conditions occur with northerly or southerly winds providing side-shore conditions. This spot is primarily suited for beginner to early-intermediate kiters seeking practice in controlled, protected conditions. The enclosed nature limits fetch and wave development, resulting in flat-water characteristics. Water temperatures are cool year-round, requiring appropriate protection. Success depends heavily on catching rare strong wind days rather than consistent regular sessions.