Møns Klint is a 6 km stretch of incredible soaring chalk cliffs. The 70 million-year-old chalk cliffs are gentling crumbling into the Baltic Sea making the water beautifully clear. Plus it is possible to find fossils of various types of shellfish as the chalk is continually eroded away. Mons Klint is not only a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, it’s also Scandinavia’s first Dark Sky Park. The soaring cliffs are free from any light pollution making it an incredible spot to experiment with astrophotography. (Møn Island, Denmark)
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