Koster is a small village on the island of Møn in south-eastern Denmark, set among open fields, hedgerows and a gently rolling landscape that slopes toward the coast. Here you feel the stillness that defines Møn's villages: a handful of houses, farmsteads with thatch and red brick, and a pace set by the seasons rather than the clock. The village makes a fine base for exploring the island on foot or by bike, along quiet lanes between the fields, with views of the Baltic never far away. Møn's famous sights are within easy reach – the white chalk cliffs of Møns Klint, old churches with medieval frescoes, and the dark night sky that has made the island a designated Dark Sky area. Koster offers no grand attractions, but rather the authentic calm, farmland, birdsong and salt sea air that many travellers seek out across the Danish archipelago.