A tidal island in Mount’s Bay

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St Michael’s Mount

Castle, gardens and a historic harbour reached by causeway or boat.

Marazion, Cornwall

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An island shaped by tide and history

St Michael’s Mount sits just offshore from Marazion: a dramatic island with a working harbour, historic castle and terraced gardens.

The journey is part of the experience. Cross the cobbled causeway at low tide, or travel by boat when the water covers it.

Make the day yours

A good stop

The causeway

Walk across the ancient cobbles when tide times allow.

A good stop

Castle and gardens

Choose your ticket and leave time for the island paths.

A good stop

Marazion beach

Views of the Mount from the long sandy bay.

Plan your visit

Check the causeway

Access switches between the cobbled causeway at low tide and boat crossings when the water covers it. Confirm times on the day.

Book before travelling

Use the official website for tickets, opening dates and any visitor notices.

Allow a fuller visit

Castle, gardens, harbour and island paths take longer than a single viewpoint stop.

Pair with Marazion

Use the town and beach for views across Mount’s Bay before or after crossing.

Find it

Directions

Nearby in Marazion

Visitor notes

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