Lake Van is Turkey's largest lake, located in the eastern Anatolian region. This particular spot features a western-facing shoreline with gentle, sheltered water conditions typical of large inland lakes. The immediate coastal zone shows mixed terrain with rocky areas, vegetated sections, and developed residential zones with road access running parallel to the shore. The fetch is limited by the lake's geography, resulting in small, manageable water conditions suitable for skill development. With only 0.8% wind reliability and average winds of 5.3 knots, this spot experiences inconsistent conditions and frequently lacks sufficient wind for kitesurfing. Best wind direction is northerly (side-shore parallel to the western-facing coast). The lake's protected nature makes it ideal for beginners during marginal wind days, though kiters should expect long periods of light or no wind. Cold water temperatures require thermal protection year-round. Access appears feasible from several points along the developed coastline.