From ancient cobbles to castle walls, through time and tide, St Michael’s Mount is beckoning.
Striding the causeway, or crossing by boat. Treading medieval pathways or exploring sub-tropical gardens. Climbing to the castle or uncovering stories of harbour, legend and family home. Admire the views, hear the islanders’ tales and unearth a history that lives on in every step. Through time and tide the Mount creates moments to remember. What will yours be?
Discover a very different day out… Whether it's a family trip, a holiday highlight, a personal daydream or a group visit, plan your visit today and find the St Michael’s Mount experience to make your own.
Island. Castle. Harbour. Legend. Home. Find out what’s happening Mount side…
Wander through Victorian terraces, where exotic plants cling to steep granite cliffs…
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Please note that our Garden team will not be holding talks on the 27th, 28th or 29th of June, as they have been nominated for the Horticulture Week Custodian Awards 2017, which celebrates the best of parks & gardens management. We wish them the very best of luck!
The last 'Meet the Gardener' will be on Friday 30th June.
Visitors will have the unique chance to experience life beyond the castle walls and meet one of the gardening team, including our Head Gardener Lottie Allen.
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From boatmen to schoolchildren, hear how life beats to its own drum.
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Meet our Head Chef, Greg Milne
Since starting on St Michael’s Mount, Greg has changed the very nature of the food by establishing the Sail Loft as a fish restaurant and has upscaled the quality and vision of the Island Café food.
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Follow us on TwitterAs a tidal island we’re 500 metres from the mainland, but getting here is easy…
By car, by bus, by bike – choose how to get here, pull into the town and look out to our beautiful island, set in the sweep of Mount’s Bay.
Walk out across the cobbled causeway or hop aboard a boat and in minutes you’ll be here.
From guided tours to tide times, work out when to come and what to see to make the most of your visit.
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