The magnificent white chalk cliffs of Møns Klint are a must-see for nature lovers visiting Denmark. Take a walk along the foot of the six-kilometre-long cliffs and admire the breathtaking sight of the towering chalk walls rising more than 100 metres above the sea.
The surrounding area is part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and Møns Klint was officially added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2025. Discover what makes this extraordinary natural wonder so special in the video below.
There are countless ways to experience the spectacular landscape – on land, at sea and even from the air. Go fossil hunting, explore the turquoise waters by kayak, discover the underwater world, try paragliding or enjoy the scenery by bicycle, on horseback or on foot.
If you're lucky, you might spot the rare peregrine falcon soaring above the cliffs. The area is also home to a wealth of rare plants, including no fewer than 18 different species of orchids.
Please note that all activities on and around the cliffs are undertaken at your own risk. If you walk along the beach at the foot of the cliffs, be aware that landslides can occur and may make parts of the route difficult or unsafe to access.
GeoCenter Møns Klint
Located at the top of the cliffs, GeoCenter Møns Klint offers fascinating exhibitions about Denmark's geological history and a wide range of activities for the whole family.
Experience spectacular films in the 3D cinema, examine fossils and embark on an exciting journey 70 million years back in time. The GeoCenter also offers guided outdoor adventures for all interests. Feel the adrenaline rush on the treetop climbing course, head out on a mountain bike or explore the fascinating plants and wildlife beneath the water's surface.
Please note that some activities require an additional fee and may have seasonal opening hours.
How many steps are there at Møns Klint?
There are five staircases at Møns Klint. The largest, Maglevandstrappen, has an impressive 497 steps, making it Denmark's longest staircase. It is located right next to the GeoCenter, close to the car park, and climbing back up can be quite a challenge!
Maglevandstrappen is also the oldest of the five staircases and was last fully renovated in December 2020.
Hiking trails and certified quality trails
To make the most of your visit to Møns Klint, we highly recommend exploring the certified quality hiking trail. This scenic 5.6-kilometre route was developed in collaboration between the Danish Nature Agency and the Danish Hiking Association.
The trail takes you through some of the area's beautiful natural surroundings, offering opportunities to enjoy the landscape and discover the unique scenery around Møns Klint.
You can explore the route on the map below.
Places to eat near Møns Klint
Exploring the spectacular cliffs is sure to work up an appetite! Fortunately, there are several places nearby where you can enjoy something to eat or drink.
Here are a couple of options:
- Café Møns Klint: Located inside the GeoCenter, this café serves a selection of warm dishes, drinks and freshly baked treats to enjoy with your coffee.
- Restaurant Klintholm: A seafood restaurant at Klintholm Harbour, serving lunch only.
Accommodation near Møns Klint
The area around Møns Klint offers a variety of accommodation options to suit different budgets and preferences.
Whether you dream of spending the night in a shelter and cooking over an open fire, relaxing at a four-star hotel with a gourmet dinner or finding something in between, there are plenty of opportunities.
Here are some places to consider:
- Outdoor accommodation: Spend the night surrounded by the beautiful nature of Møn in a shelter or your own tent, where camping is permitted.
- Camp Møns Klint: A campsite offering cabin rentals as well as pitches for tents and caravans.
- Hotel Præstekilde: A four-star hotel set in beautiful natural surroundings.
Opening hours
Visiting the cliffs of Møns Klint is completely free, and the natural area can be explored all year round.
If you would also like to visit GeoCenter Møns Klint, please note that opening hours vary throughout the season. The centre is generally open from spring until the end of October, with different daily opening hours depending on the time of year.
Check the current opening hours for GeoCenter Møns Klint here.
Please note: The GeoCenter is closed during the winter season.
Parking
There are several parking options near Møns Klint, but the most convenient is the car park at GeoCenter Møns Klint.
Parking costs DKK 45.
Your vehicle's number plate is automatically registered when you enter the car park. Before leaving, pay for your parking using the QR code displayed on the signs or at the parking machine outside the main entrance.
Remember to complete your payment before driving towards the exit barrier.
Frequently asked questions
How many steps are there on Denmark's longest staircase?
Maglevandstrappen at Møns Klint is Denmark's longest staircase, with an impressive 497 steps connecting the beach with the top of the cliffs.
Is Møns Klint wheelchair accessible?
Yes, there is a 267-metre-long wooden boardwalk near GeoCenter Møns Klint, designed to provide easier access for visitors with reduced mobility. The boardwalk features five scenic viewpoints, including views towards Freuchens Pynt and the Baltic Sea.
What are the opening hours and admission prices?
You can visit the natural area of Møns Klint at any time of day, completely free of charge.
GeoCenter Møns Klint charges an admission fee and is open seasonally, generally from spring until the end of October. Opening hours and ticket prices vary, so we recommend checking the official website before your visit.
Where can I park at Møns Klint?
There is a convenient car park at GeoCenter Møns Klint. Parking costs DKK 45.
Where is Møns Klint located?
Møns Klint is located on the eastern coast of the island of Møn in Denmark.
Address: Stengårdsvej 8, 4791 Borre, Denmark.
