The White Cliffs on the island of Møn are one of Denmark's most impressive landscapes. The limestone cliffs stretch for six kilometres along the coast and reach 120 metres above sea level at their highest point. The cliffs are covered in forests, where you can find rare plants, such as more than 20 species of orchids. If you go a little further from the coast, you can find the Liselund Nature Reserve, which is ideal for hiking and cycling.