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Through Time & Tide

Over many centuries, our iconic tidal island has attracted traders, pilgrims, fisherfolk and tales of giants and angels. Explore the cobbled streets of an historic village, beneath the ramparts of a legendary castle. Your island experience awaits…

Visit an ancient tidal island in Cornwall and explore the cobbled streets of an historic village, beneath the ramparts of a legendary castle and terraced subtropical gardens.

Opening Times
Getting Here
Shopping
Afternoon Tea
Christmas Afternoon Tea

Winter on the Mount

Winter is a wonderful time to experience the Mount at a gentler pace. With fewer visitors, you’ll discover a quieter, more contemplative side of island life. Wander the cobbled village and historic harbour, before warming up with a hot drink and a slice of freshly baked cake in the Island Café.

Access information

During the winter, tickets are not required to visit the island. Explore the art gallery, visitor centre, harbour, village, café and shops without purchasing a ticket until 30 April (excluding Easter).

Plan your visit

St Michael’s Mount is an ancient tidal island of history, myth, legend and adventure. Find out everything you need to know about opening times on St Michael's Mount, as well as parking, accessibility information, getting to the island and more.

Walking the causeway

At low tide, walk the ancient, cobbled causeway to the island and walk in the footsteps of pilgrims, traders, nobles and villagers over many hundreds of years.

Step back in time

Discover how life was lived in west Cornwall before the middle of the twentieth century at the Steward's House art gallery, located in the harbour village.

Harold Harvey - Tulip Pickers - St Michael's Mount

Christmas afternoon tea

Whether it’s a seasonal party with your work colleagues or a festive treat with family or friends, join us for a warm welcome and some tempting treats, set against the enchanting backdrop of St Michael’s Mount.

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