Laguna Mar Chiquita is a shallow coastal lagoon system in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, characterized by extensive tidal flats and brackish water. The water body opens toward the northeast, with the coastline oriented roughly northeast-southwest. This is a protected lagoon environment rather than open ocean, making it fundamentally sheltered. The spot features very low wave energy (1.07m average) due to limited fetch and barrier island protection, making it unsuitable for traditional wave kitesurfing. Wind reliability is exceptionally low at 7.9%, indicating inconsistent conditions. The shallow depth and soft muddy bottom present challenges for launching and navigation. Best wind conditions would be from the northwest (315°), providing side-shore flow parallel to the main water orientation. This location suits only flat-water freestyle riders seeking calm conditions and is better suited for windsurfing or light-wind progression than conventional kiteboarding. Riders should be prepared for muddy landings, check tide conditions carefully, and understand the lagoon's shallow character requires specific equipment choices.