Nuevo Mazatlán is a shallow lagoon system located on Mexico's northwest coast near the Sea of Cortez, characterized by extremely flat, protected waters. The coastline faces northeast toward the lagoon, with vegetation and mangrove areas scattered throughout the shallow basin. This is a specialized spot suited primarily for beginners and light-wind enthusiasts seeking flat water conditions rather than wave riding. The lagoon is heavily developed with residential areas, moored boats, and channel infrastructure that create navigation constraints. Wind reliability is very low at 3.9%, and average wind speeds of 7 knots are marginal for kitesurfing. Water temperatures average 22.8°C, making seasonal considerations important. The spot works best with northwesterly winds (315°) that blow parallel to the northeastern shore orientation. Shallow depths throughout require careful equipment management and obstacle avoidance. This location suits riders seeking light-wind freestyle or those introducing others to kitesports in protected conditions, but limited wind and flat water make it unsuitable for progression-focused sessions.