Marazion, West Cornwall

400m from the cottage gate to the beach

A small town with a very large view

Marazion is one of Britain's oldest chartered towns, and it sits directly across the water from St Michael's Mount. Two beaches, a working harbour, and the Cornish coast path all begin at the end of the garden.

Beach life

Two beaches, two moods

The main beach is golden sand, lifeguard-patrolled in summer, and popular with sailors, wind- and kite-surfers. A short walk further, Tieb Beach is dog-friendly year-round, with rock pools and pebbles to explore at low tide.

Marazion beach

Beyond the beach

Things to do nearby

Walk or cycle the coast path to Mousehole Kite surfing and paddleboarding with Ocean High Watersports St Michael's Mount at low tide Tremenheere Sculpture Garden Tate St Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Museum The Minack Theatre, on the cliffs above Porthcurno The Jubilee Pool, Penzance's art deco lido Marazion Marshes RSPB nature reserve

Local links

Recommended nearby

Beaches & Water Sports

Marazion's two beaches are just 400 metres from the cottages — sweeping golden sand, safe for swimming, and popular with sailors and wind- and kite-surfers.

Art & Museums

Gardens & Wildlife

Eating Out

Adventure & Family Days Out

Cycling

The cycle path from Marazion to Mousehole offers magnificent views across the bay, passing the RSPB reserve on Marazion Marsh.

Theatre, Film & Music

View to St Michael's Mount
View to St Michael's Mount
Marazion streets
Marazion streets
Evening on the beach
Evening on the beach
Sunset over the Mount
Sunset over the Mount

Finding us

By car via the A30, or by train to Penzance with a short taxi ride — full directions and parking notes are on our Getting Here page.

Getting here & parking

Seen enough to start planning?

Have a look at the cottages, or send us your dates directly.