Møns Klint
White chalk cliffs with a fossil beach
Denmark · Your island guide
Møns Klint's chalk cliffs are in eastern Møn, Ulvshale and Nyord in the north; village churches have medieval frescoes.
The island is compact, no single spot is more than about half an hour's drive from another: the chalk cliffs in the east, the churches on the main road out to them, Ulvshale and Nyord in the north.
The chalk cliffs, two fresco churches, a tiny pleasure palace, a passage grave and a wood with wild ponies.
White chalk cliffs with a fossil beach
Fresco church above the fjord in western Møn
A tiny pleasure palace in a romantic park
Nature reserve with wild horses in northern Møn
Denmark's largest walk-in passage grave
Medieval fresco church of the Elmelunde Master
From the island's main town to the car-free birdwatching village and the neighbouring island with its windmill.
What lies where: the chalk cliffs, the fresco churches, the towns and the nature spots.