Viewpoints – from cliff to cliff

Until 1972, Holtug Chalk Quarry, was active. In 1991 the pit was sold to the state who made it into a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.

The lighthouse of Stevns is a unique, historical monument. It is 27 m. high and situated at the eged of the Cliff of Stevns, 42 m. above the see.

Note: The staircase down to the beach is unfortunately closed at the moment. Walk in the park around the old church, discover the unique nature on the cliffs, and don’t miss the magnificent view from the church balcony.

In the northern part of the quarry, visitors can explore the geology of Stevns Klint and see how the cliff's rock layers continue inland. From the quarry, there is also access to the shoreline, where you can admire the impressive white cliffs from below.

Discover the Rødvig Flint Kiln and the history of flint production at Rødvig Harbour.

Shelter at Strandegård – Feddet Nature Campsite You're welcome to use the shelter free of charge, as long as you follow these simple rules: The shelter is available on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be reserved.

Præstø Fjord is a beautiful natural area offering excellent opportunities for fishing, kayaking and diving.

The bridge Dronning Alexandrines Bro is also known as Mønbroen or Ulvsundbroen. It goes from Kalvehaveto Koster, thus extending from Zealand and Møn over Ulvsund. When it opened, the bridge replaced the ferry between Koster and Kalvehave.

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.

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.