Råbylille Strand sits on the south coast of Møn, a quiet stretch of sand and shingle where the water stays shallow far out — fine for small children and forgiving in a brisk wind, which is why kite surfers like it. It is a low-key Danish summer beach: a handful of holiday cottages, no commercial development, and views east toward the chalk cliffs.
A campsite at the eastern end and a small kiosk handle the few facilities you will find. The whole area is good for cycling: flat, lightly trafficked roads run along the coast linking Råbylille to Klintholm Havn and the cliff trails further east.