Klintholm Havn

Fishing harbour near Møns Klint

This small harbour village on the southeast coast is the closest base for Møns Klint, with fish restaurants, watersports and a beach.

A harbour at the foot of the cliffs

Klintholm Havn is a small, lively harbour village on Møn's southeast coast and the closest base for Møns Klint. Originally a working fishing harbour, it's now also a popular destination and stopover for sailors. Fish restaurants and food stalls line the harbour basin, serving fresh fish and smoked specialities.

Marina and holiday homes in Klintholm Havn

Swimming and watersports

Right by the harbour is a shallow, family-friendly sandy beach that gets busy in season. Local operators rent out stand-up paddleboards and kayaks and run tours along the striking chalk coastline, seen from the water, Møns Klint looks completely different.

A practical base

With holiday homes, camping options and places to eat, Klintholm Havn is a good base if the cliffs and the southeast coast are the focus of your trip. The GeoCenter Møns Klint is just a few minutes away by car.

Around Klintholm Havn

The Milky Way and a starry night sky above a Baltic Sea beach in Denmark

Dark Sky Park Møn

Dark Sky Møn is Scandinavia's first Dark Sky Park (Gold Tier), covering Møn and Nyord. Over 5,000 stars, the Milky Way and Andromeda, visible to the naked eye.

The impressive white chalk cliffs of Møns Klint rise above the sandy Baltic Sea beach.

GeoCenter Møns Klint

Interactive visitor centre above Møns Klint, tracing roughly 70 million years of earth history. A weatherproof complement to the freely accessible chalk cliffs.

Path through the Faneskov beech forest on Møn's coast, with impressive old trees and a view over the Baltic Sea.

Høje Møn

Behind the chalk cliffs lies Høje Møn, with Denmark's oldest beeches, lime-rich orchid meadows and seven marked trails inside a Dark Sky Park.

The Møns Fyr lighthouse with its red tip and yellowish tower, a well-known landmark by Møn's chalk cliffs.

Møn Fyr

This white 1845 lighthouse marks Møn's south-eastern tip. Its light is still active, but the tower itself is closed to visitors, a quiet coastal stop.

Møns Klint

Møns Klint rises up to 128 metres above the Baltic Sea, chalk cliffs over 70 million years old, with the 497-step Maglevandstrappen down to a fossil beach.

The charming thatched gardener's cottage in Liselund Park shows off the romantic parkland of this Danish castle estate.

Liselund Castle

The thatched Liselund pleasure palace (Danish, Lystslottet), built in 1792, is said to be Denmark's smallest castle; its landscape park by the Møns Klint forest is open free of charge year-round.