Lopez Angostura is an inland artificial lake in the Dominican Republic with a complex, dendritic shoreline characterized by numerous peninsulas and inlets. The water body features moderate forest coverage on surrounding land with mixed cleared and vegetated zones. The northeastern shoreline faces toward the northeast (approximately 45°), making northwest winds (315°) the ideal side-shore condition. However, this spot presents severe practical limitations for kitesurfing. Wind reliability is essentially zero percent with average wind speeds of just 5.0 knots—well below the 12+ knots typically needed for kitesurfing. The irregular shoreline with multiple land masses and dense tree coverage creates turbulent, unreliable wind patterns that further limit usability. The shallow areas visible in satellite imagery and abundant vegetation suggest variable water conditions. This location is suitable only for beginner riders with light-wind equipment during rare favorable weather windows, or for training in low-wind techniques. Most kiters would find more consistent conditions at coastal alternatives.