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South Sealand

South Sealand offers you the highest cliffs in the country, Møn’s Cliff (Møns Klint) and Stevn’s Cliff (Stevns Klint). These dramatic, white fortresses border the Baltic Sea and are a great place to hike. You can reach these natural phenomena easily by road. The rest of the area is characterised by open, green landscapes, beautiful beaches and bridges connecting South Sealand with the rustic islands of Falster, Lolland and Møn. The islands are popular holiday spots and it’s easy to see why. You’ll find great attractions, laid-back living and some of the best beaches in Sealand.

 

Gallery reference view

Sun down at Moens Klint

Sun down at Møns Klint

Stevns Klint

Stevns Klint

View of Møns klint

View of Møns klint

Family at the beach collecting sea shells

A family at the beach collecting sea shells

An easy holiday destination

Dotted with archipelagos and beautifully sheltered beaches, South Sealand is a fantastic region for beach holidays. It's also easy to get to and around, so what are you waiting for?!

Map of South Sealand

Highlights

Møns Klint

Top 5 most-visited attractions

Coastal village life

South Sealand is dotted with quaint towns and villages, great for getting a sense of real Denmark. It's also a region packed with attractions, from castles, flower gardens and ancient church frescos to wildlife parks and amusements.

Towns and villages

Møn

Culture and heritage

The Smålandshavet Archipelago

Smålandshavet Archipelago

Culinary specialties

South Sealand cuisine

Coastal adventures

South Sealand is dominated by the highest cliffs in the country, great places to get out exploring and walking. There are also many beaches on the region's islands and lots of other outdoor activities waiting.

Natural experiences

Walks, fossil hunts and wildlife watching in the region of dramatic white cliffs and islands.

Active holidays

Riding South Sealand

Sea and beaches

South Sealand beaches

Holidays around Denmark

Quick facts

Main town: Næstved
Nearest airport: Copenhagen
International ferry ports:
Rødbyhavn (Germany)
Gedser (Germany)
Distance from Copenhagen:
Næstved (85km)
Vordingborg (97km)
Stege (119km) 

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