Vichayito is a beach break located on Peru's northern coast facing north toward the Pacific Ocean. The spot features a developed residential area immediately adjacent to the beach, with desert terrain inland. Water conditions are characterized by rough chop rather than organized swell patterns, with modest average wave heights around 1.2 meters. The coastline runs roughly north-south, making east-west winds optimal for side-shore conditions. However, this location suffers from critically low wind reliability at only 2.9%, meaning consistent riding days are rare. Average winds of 7.5 knots are marginal for kitesurfing and often insufficient for progression. Water temperatures average 25°C, which is pleasant year-round. The spot suits absolute beginners when winds are sufficient, as small waves and protected conditions offer forgiving learning environment. However, kiters should expect frequent travel days without rideable conditions. The developed shoreline limits accessible launch areas, requiring coordination with local beach users.