Marazion, Cornwall

Marazion in Cornwall, claiming to be Britain’s oldest town, was granted its Charter by King Henry III in 1257. Nearly 800 years on, with its clean sandy beaches, stunning views toward the Lizard Peninsula, and safe swimming, the Marazion area has earned a wonderful reputation as a beach holiday destination. And with Kenegie Manor just three miles from town, our cottages are a great choice when you’re looking for Marazion accommodation.

Marazion highlights

• The gateway to Saint Michael's Mount, accessed by causeway at low tide.
• Great windsurfing, kite surfing and sailing along the three-mile stretch of Mounts Bay.
• Philp's bakery shop in Marazion - possibly the best pasties in Cornwall...
• Nearby Penzance heliport for trips to the Isles of Scilly
• Marazion gives you easy access to West Cornwall’s attractions
• Easy rail and road travel to and from the rest of England

Sand, sea and great food

After a long day on the beach, or exploring West Cornwall’s rich history, it’s good to know that Marazion offers a select handful of restaurants to suit large and small budgets alike. At one end of the culinary spectrum there’s the world-famous Cornish pasty - if it satisfied Cornwall’s tin miners at lunch time it’ll satisfy you! And then there’s a selection of local pubs and restaurants offering the best of tasty Cornish produce - and fresh Newlyn seafood. And for an even wider selection of dining and entertainment, Marazion neighbour Penzance is just a couple of miles down the road...

Arts and shopping too

If shopping’s your thing, you’ll be delighted with the variety of gift and craft shops in Marazion. Art lovers too will be in their element, there’s pleasure to be had perusing the galleries that feature prominent local artists.