Estacada on Nahuel Huapi Lake is a sheltered lakeside spot in the Patagonian region of Argentina, surrounded by dense coniferous forest. The coastline faces south toward open water, with a rocky shoreline and visible clearing where a road provides access. As an inland alpine lake, this spot offers protected conditions but limited wind window and fetch. The primary constraints are low wind reliability (11.7%) and terrain-induced turbulence from surrounding forest and mountainous topography. East winds (90°) would provide side-shore conditions parallel to the southern-facing coast. Water temperatures are cold year-round, requiring appropriate thermal protection. This spot suits intermediate kiters comfortable with variable wind and smaller water areas. The rocky shore necessitates careful launch and landing procedures. Best conditions occur during seasonal wind patterns; planning trips around favorable weather windows is essential given low overall wind reliability.