Welcome to the Marazion Chamber of Commerce website - the ultimate ‘one stop community guide’ to Marazion with really useful information about where to stay, eat, shop, find things to do and best experience our historic town and the multitude of …

Many people think that Marazion has a connection with the Jewish community that was settled here. In fact, its name is derived from the important fairs and markets that were held here – the earliest recorded was in 1070. Marazion had two significant markets: Marghas Byghan (Small Market) and Marghas Yow or Jew (Thursday Market).

No visit to Marazion is complete without a visit to St Michael’s Mount. Even if you don’t climb the steps up to the castle, you’ll still feel the magic of this iconic place. Advance booking is essential.

Marazion – a proper seaside beach. Safe, sandy and absolutely gorgeous with its panoramic view of Mount’s bay dominated by the impressive Island castle of St Michael’s Mount. The sea is clean, shallow and safe with no nasty currents to catch you out, and in the summer - especially as the tide comes back in the water can be quite warm.

Through imaginative itineraries and local guides, we’re inviting you to get to know the real Marazion and the surrounding West Cornwall area. To experience the beauty of St Michael’s Mount on a crisp February morning and cosy-up in a traditional Cornish pub.

Penzance train station is next to the bus station and taxi rank for onward travel to Marazion which is only 3 miles away. Travelling by air. Newquay Airport is our closest airport and is about an hour away from Marazion.

From guided foraging walks to rock pooling and fishing trips, there’s so much more to the coast than buckets and spades. Visiting in the off-season means you get to make the most of the wide-open spaces, plus the beach at Marazion is dog friendly from autumn onwards.

Restaurants & Dining Pubs in Marazion We might be a small town, but are we are fortunate to have a great choice of quality restaurants & traditional pubs where you can sample some of Cornwall’s finest sea food and local produce.

The Upper Deck at Britannia House is an exclusive, award winning Bed and Breakfast in the quaint town of Marazion, perfectly positioned with sea views of St Michael’s Mount. Excellent home made breakfasts served in your room or beside a cosy dining room fire. Recommended by Alistair Sawday’s as a ‘Very Special Place to Stay’.

Here you’ll find a selection of self-catered properties in Marazion that accommodate groups and trips of all sizes. Scroll down from 2 sleepers to 10+.