Lago Paranoa is an artificial lake in Brasília, Brazil, surrounded by residential development and green space. The lake features a peninsula jutting southward with dense suburban housing along its eastern shore. While the lake provides a contained water body, it is fundamentally unsuitable for kitesurfing due to extremely poor wind conditions. The average wind speed of 3.7 knots is well below the minimum 10-12 knots required for kitesurfing, and the 0.0% wind reliability indicates consistent lack of usable wind. As an inland lake with limited fetch and surrounded by land, Lago Paranoa cannot generate the sustained wind speeds needed for the sport. The heavily populated shoreline presents additional challenges including boat traffic and limited access areas. This location is better suited for lighter wind sports such as sailing or windsurfing when conditions occasionally improve, but should not be considered a viable kitesurfing destination.