Lake Havasu is a large inland reservoir on the Colorado River forming the Arizona-California border. This spot features a west-facing shoreline with sandy beaches, residential development, and marina infrastructure. The water body provides protected conditions compared to ocean exposure, making it suitable for novice kiters learning fundamentals. However, the location presents significant constraints: average wind speeds of 5.7 knots are marginal for kitesurfing, and reliability at 2.6% indicates highly inconsistent wind patterns. Best conditions occur with northerly winds providing side-shore alignment along the western shore. The shallow, sandy bottom near shore aids beginners in landing but requires awareness of depth changes. Boat traffic from the marina and residential watercraft is a notable hazard. This spot works best for light-wind practice sessions and appeals to beginners seeking sheltered, controlled learning environments rather than strong wind days. Water conditions and warm temperatures suggest monitoring for algal activity. The inland setting provides predictable thermal wind patterns during summer months, though overall reliability remains low.