Represa Guarapiranga is a large freshwater reservoir located in the São Paulo metropolitan region of Brazil. The satellite imagery shows a densely developed shoreline with residential properties interspersed among dense forest coverage, with the western shore facing the main water body. The lake offers protected inland water conditions typical of reservoirs, with gentle topography and no wave-generating fetch. Wind patterns are predominantly weak, averaging only 4.4 knots with extremely poor reliability at 0.3%, making consistent kitesurfing challenging. The spot is most suitable for beginners seeking flat-water practice in protected conditions, though wind scarcity is the primary limiting factor. Best wind direction would be from the north to create side-shore conditions along the western shoreline. Kiters should account for residential proximity, potential boat traffic, variable water depth, and surrounding vegetation that may cause wind shadows. This location functions better for learning progression than for regular riding sessions due to unreliable wind conditions.