Møns Klint, also known as the Cliffs of Møn, is a landmark on the island of Møn in Denmark. Its white chalk cliffs rise 128 metres above the Baltic Sea, and the setting is one of the most striking coastal scenes in the country.
What to expect
The visit is mainly about the view. The cliffs are pale and steep, and they stand in sharp contrast to the blue water below. Depending on the light and the weather, the colours and the sea can change a good deal from one hour to the next, so the experience is different at each visit.
Getting there
The site is at Stengårdsvej 8, 4791 Borre, on the island of Møn. Visitors who want up-to-date details on access or facilities can call the site on +45 55 86 87 88 before setting out.
Around the cliffs
- Coastal walks with dramatic views over the Baltic Sea
- Photography, especially in the softer light of morning and evening
- The wider island of Møn, a quiet area of countryside and shoreline
Møns Klint suits anyone who enjoys open landscapes and sea views, whether for a half-day outing or as one stop on a longer trip around the island. Bring sensible footwear and allow time to take in the view from more than one spot.