• Boesdal Kalkbrud - Boesdal Kalkbrud is a historic limestone quarry situated between Lille Heddinge and Rødvig, south of Stevns Klint, covering a 15-hectare area that is part of the UNESCO World Heritage site. Limestone extraction commenced here in 1914, providing materials for agricultural lime and mortar. Noteworthy remnants include two lime kilns from the 1930s and a unique pyramid-shaped storage building from 1967, now used for cultural events.
• Stevns Klint Experience - The Stevns Klint Experience museum offers an interactive and engaging exploration of the history, geology, and significance of Stevns Klint. Visitors can delve into exhibits on the asteroid impact that led to the dinosaur extinction, fossils found in the cliffs, and the area’s Cold War history. With immersive displays, hands-on activities, and stunning visuals, the museum makes science and history accessible to all ages. Located near the iconic cliffs, it serves as an ideal starting point for discovering this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Stevns Klint Experience - The café at Stevns Klint Experience provides visitors with a delightful dining experience in a setting that overlooks the scenic Boesdal Limestone Quarry. Emphasizing the use of local and Danish produce, the menu changes seasonally to highlight fresh ingredients. Guests can enjoy a variety of dishes, including daily salads made with quinoa, seasonal vegetables, and Danish goat cheese; soups and savory tarts available on weekends; and sandwiches featuring cheese, meatballs, or salami on focaccia bread. For those with a sweet tooth, homemade cakes and cookies are also offered.
  Sandwich with Cheese or Salami: Focaccia with homemade dressing, fresh and pickled vegetables – 89 DKK
  Experience Toast: Focaccia with dijonnaise, ham, and cheese – 65 DKK
  Salad of the Day: Seasonal vegetables, both fresh and pickled, Danish quinoa, and Danish goat cheese, served with bread (available only on weekends) – 119 DKK
• Hoejerup Gamle Kirke - Højerup Old Church was constructed in the 13th century and was originally situated at a safe distance from the cliff. However, the sea has been eroding the cliff for centuries, and in 1928, the choir of the church collapsed into the sea.

The remaining nave of the church still stands, and it is a popular tourist destination. The church is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered one of the most important examples of coastal erosion in the world.

There is a legend that the church moves a cock’s stride inland every Christmas Eve. This is said to be a way for the church to avoid being swallowed up by the sea.

The church is also mentioned in the Danish play “Elverhøj” by J.L. Heiberg. In the play, the church is used as a symbol of the Danish people’s struggle against the sea.

• Stevns Klint - Embark on an Unforgettable Journey to Stevns Klint: A UNESCO World Heritage Gem.

Stevns Klint, a majestic chalk cliff stretching along the coast of Denmark, invites travelers with its captivating landscapes, rich geological history, and striking natural beauty. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers an immersive experience that delves into the Earth’s past, present, and future. (Access to the beach and the time spent at the cliffs depend on weather conditions. However, a top view of the cliffs is guaranteed)

• Stevns Klint Experience Museum Entry Ticket
• WiFi on board
• Transport by air-conditioned minibus
• Host/Driver/Guide

• Lunch

Explore 65 million years of history with a trip to Stevns Klint, a stunning UNESCO World Heritage site located on Denmark’s Baltic coast. These majestic white chalk cliffs provide vital evidence of the asteroid impact that caused the extinction of the dinosaurs, making it one of the globe’s most significant geological locations.

Stroll along the picturesque cliffside, where fossils and sediment layers narrate the story of Earth’s history. Relish the sweeping views over the sea, and visit historical sites like the Højerup Gamle Kirke, a medieval church dramatically situated on the cliff’s edge.

Ideal for nature lovers, history buffs, and geology enthusiasts, this tour offers an unforgettable journey through time in one of Denmark’s most breathtaking natural settings.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.