8 natural gems on Møn

Møns Klint is one of Denmark’s most iconic excursion destinations, and it is easy to see why. The white cliffs rise up to 128 metres above the turquoise sea and stretch along seven kilometres of coastline. It is a landscape that both impresses and invites exploration.

At 143 metres, Aborrebjerget is the highest point on Møn. With its open 360-degree views, it is one of the island's very best places to experience the spectacular night sky.

Liselund Romantic Garden is nestled in a woodland clearing, creating its own enchanting little world. It is Denmark’s best-preserved romantic garden, where the story of its founder, the nobleman Antoine de la Calmette, and his beloved wife, Lisa, comes to life.

The nature around the island of Nyord is quite special. There are high-lying moraine hills, salt marshes and a large breeding population of waders and ducks. And Nyord town is culturally and historically interesting.

If you want to go for a walk in the green, you can take the trip out to Jydelejet on Østmøn.

Longdolmen, 102 m long and 10 m wide high sorrounded by 124 edge stones. With two chambers at the east end and one at the west end. According to a legend, the Chief Green Hunter must be buried here. Another high east of Fanefjord church contains a nozzle.

Rytzebæk Beach is a natural beach with sand and only a few large stones in the water. There is parking directly at the beach.