About us
Who writes the site, how it works and how it is funded
I am Ingo Kroll, a travel editor from Rostock, and I run insel-moen.de. The site describes the Danish island of Møn: its villages, beaches, chalk cliffs, ways to get there and places to stay. It has been online since March 2019, and the oldest pages date from 21 March 2019. This page explains who writes it, how I work, how the site earns money and how you can reach me.
Who writes here
I come from Rostock and have known Denmark since my childhood after reunification. I made my first short trip to Møn more than 20 years ago. Professionally I write about ferry travel, Scandinavia, Denmark and Baltic Sea routes. Besides this site I run other travel portals about ferry routes, for example rostockgedser.de. You can find my profiles on LinkedIn, YouTube and Instagram.
How the site works
Every figure on this site has a source and a date. I read the details at the operators and public authorities: Naturstyrelsen, GeoCenter Møns Klint, Vordingborg Municipality, Scandlines and the operators of campsites, museums and hotels. I use Wikipedia and OpenStreetMap only for coordinates, population figures, years of construction and distances. Where I am on the island, I check details on site, otherwise against the official sources. What I cannot back up does not appear on the page.
The date is in the text, for example “as of October 2026”, and every page shows when it was last updated. I give prices only with a date and a source. When operators change opening times or prices, I adjust the page and set a new date.
The site is available in German, Danish, Swedish, Dutch, French, English, Polish and Czech. The German texts are the master, and the translations follow them with the same figures and sources. Place names stay Danish, so Møn, Møns Klint and Klintholm Havn, even though the German spelling is often Mön.
How the site earns money
Insel-moen.de is funded by commissions. This is how:
- Accommodation: The lists come from Stay22 and lead to Booking.com.
- Ferries: Links to Scandlines are partner links.
- Camping: I link some campsites through camping.info.
When you book, I receive a commission, and the price does not change for you. Pages with such links carry the note “Partner links”.
How I choose accommodation
The lists on the accommodation pages show the Booking.com inventory for Møn, sorted by rating. A property only gets its own page if it has at least 20 reviews and a score of 8.0 or higher, at most 40 properties in total and at most 8 per place. All others stay in the lists without a page of their own. The overviews are on Accommodation on Møn, Holiday homes on Møn and Hotels on Møn.
Contact
Send errors, additions and questions through the contact form on the Cooperation page. The e-mail address and my postal address are in the imprint, and information about data and partner links is in the data protection notice.
Sources and last update
As of 30 October 2026
FAQ
Who runs insel-moen.de?
Ingo Kroll from Rostock. His address and e-mail address are in the imprint. He is the owner and travel editor and writes about ferry travel, Denmark and Baltic Sea routes.
How does insel-moen.de earn money?
Through commissions. Accommodation lists run through Stay22 and lead to Booking.com, ferry links lead to Scandlines, and a few campsites lead to camping.info. When you book, the site receives a commission and the price does not change for you.
What rules decide which accommodation is listed?
The lists show the Booking.com inventory on Møn, sorted by rating. A property only gets its own page with at least 20 reviews and a score of 8.0 or higher.
How can I report an error or get in touch?
Use the contact form on the Cooperation page or write to the e-mail address in the imprint. Corrected pages get a new update date.
Partner links: we earn a commission on bookings, the price does not change for you.
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