Svencele is a lagoon-based kitesurfing spot located on Lithuania's Baltic coast, characterized by shallow, protected waters bordered by marshy terrain and agricultural land. The lagoon faces west toward the water body, with extensive reed beds and natural wetlands visible on the eastern shore. This spot is best suited for beginners due to calm, choppy conditions typical of shallow lagoons, with minimal wave exposure and protected waters. Best wind conditions are from the north or south, providing side-shore orientation relative to the western coastline. The spot experiences low wind reliability (20.9%) and modest average wind speeds (9.1 knots), making it suitable only during favorable weather windows. Water temperatures are cold year-round, averaging 9.4°C. Key considerations include shallow depths requiring careful board control and awareness of submerged vegetation, limited space for launching and landing due to infrastructure, and the need for local knowledge of changing water levels. This spot works best for light-wind practice and skill development rather than high-performance sessions.