Orzales is a small inland lake in northern Spain, characterized by a western-facing shoreline with moderate depth variations and visible sandbars. The spot is sheltered by surrounding terrain, creating a controlled environment suitable for learning. The lake's enclosed nature severely limits wind acceleration and wave generation. With average winds of 5.9 knots and only 3.9% wind reliability, conditions are marginal for kitesurfing most of the year. When wind does arrive from the north, it provides side-shore conditions along the western shore. The spot features residential development and road infrastructure that restrict launching and landing zones. Shallow water near the shore and visible sandbars require careful navigation. This location is best suited for absolute beginners seeking flat-water practice in a controlled, traffic-free environment, though consistent wind cannot be relied upon. Water temperature of 10.6°C suggests seasonal limitations and the need for wetsuits during much of the year.