CAMEO PAUSE & PASS
Find everything you need to get the best experience on Camønoen – routes, accommodation, practical tips and good advice for the hike.
CAMEO PAUSES
Along the Camønoen route you will find ten Camønopauses – small, friendly oases created for hikers of all paces. Here you can fill your water bottle, rest your legs and meet the islanders, who are happy to share good advice, a story or a smile. At each break you will typically find a toilet, water, electricity, shelter and the opportunity to stock up or have a quick rest before continuing your hike.
The Camønopauses are located approximately a day's walk apart and act as natural stopping points on the route. Many of them also offer accommodation or are close to shelters, B&Bs and cafes.
FIND YOUR CAMEO BREAK
- Møns Museum – the heart of Camønoen, museum, shop, city shelter and courtyard.
- Nyord – tranquility, birdlife and views over coves and meadows.
- Pension Elmehøj – central base on Østmøn with many facilities.
- Villa Huno – break with a view of Møn's most beautiful lake.
- Klintholm Harbor – life, fishing boats and ice house atmosphere.
- Museumsgården – historic garden, shelter, tables/benches and idyllic environment.
- Hårbølle Harbor – water, harbor life, bench with a view of Ulvsund.
- NyGammelsø – large resting place in the middle of Vestmøn with many facilities.
- Bogø Mill – iconic mill and beautiful resting place with culture and views.
- Camping Mønbroen – a break close to the water and the iconic silhouette of the bridge.
CAMEO PASS
The Camønopasset is your personal proof that you have been there. At each Camønopause you can put a unique stamp in your passport – a small mark of great experiences. It is a nice way to follow your own journey and a nice memory to take home.
You can buy Camøno Pass and Camøno Card in the Camønoshop online or in the physical store at Møns Museum.
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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CAMÕNO PAUSES
What is a Camoenpause?
An official rest area with water, toilet, electricity or charging point, shelter and the opportunity to contact locals. Many rest areas also have shops, cafes or museums nearby.
Does it cost anything to use the breaks?
No, all breaks are free to use.
Can I stay overnight at the rest areas?
Only a few – e.g. Pension Elmehøj, NyGammelsø and Møns Museum's city shelter. Accommodation is generally available during the individual stages.
Is there a stamp for the Camøno Pass?
Yes – at all Camønopauses you can stamp your passport as a memento and motivation.
Are there always water and toilets?
Yes, this is a requirement for all official breaks. On some breaks, the facilities are a few meters away, but they are always accessible.
MORE GOOD REST PLACES ALONG THE ROAD
The official rest stops are not the only good places to rest on the route. Some places did not get a Camøno bench, but are still obvious and pleasant stops.
Østerpol – local gathering place
A lively meeting place with lots of local atmosphere. The islanders are working on the possibility of tent sites and activities for hikers.
The use of Borre
Contact them and get a freshly packed lunch for the trip. They also take care of provisions and cold drinks for the backpack.
Denmark's most beautiful garden (2015)
Hans and Keld at Liselundvej 18 have an award-winning garden, where you can take a garden walk by appointment – and even stay overnight in the pavilion.
Stine Astrup – local enthusiast
Stine offers accommodation, accommodation and information about the area. Find her under Camønoen's “Ildsjæle”.
The Churches – Pilgrim on Camønoen
The Camønoen passes several of Møn's beautiful medieval churches. Many of them have special rooms or small installations for contemplation and silence:
- Stege Church – pilgrim room
- Keldby and Elmelunde Churches – outdoor devotions throughout the summer
- Nyord Church – leave your worries by the juniper bush in the church room
The churches are open to hikers and are ideal places for peace, reflection and shade.