Drejet Lillehav (Als Island)

Drejet Lillehav (Als Island) is a small, shallow, generally clean waterspot located on a dam/isthmus connecting Als to Kegnæs. The riding environment is characterized by flat to very low wave conditions over extensive shallow areas, which makes it well suited for beginner training and freestyle progression, provided riders manage the hazards under and near the surface. Kitesurfing is the most favored use at this launch. Wind is reported around a southeast sea-breeze direction with the best months generally being March, April, September, and October. Typical wind strengths are described in the 12 to 25 knots range, with conditions often steady or only lightly gusty; however, turbulence can occur near the dam and road when winds come from the south/east. Safety is a key focus due to hazards in the lagoon: fishing stakes and marked nets (bundgarnspæle) can catch fins or lines, and stones/submerged rocks may be hidden just below the surface near the dam. There can also be seaweed in some areas, which is specifically noted as an entanglement risk for windsurfing fins. Local guidance emphasizes respecting wildlife and marked bird protection areas; riders are also advised to follow the speed-limit guidance near the coast and avoid flying kites over animals or other users. Facilities and access are primarily campsite-based, with parking available at the campsite area (including free and toll options) and additional free parking at the southern end of the dam with toilets. Lifeguards are reported as seasonal, rescue availability is described inconsistently (some sources indicate rescue resources are available, while others indicate no dedicated on-site rescue service), and the nearest hospital is in Sønderborg.