Walk - Lamorna to Marazion
9.2 miles (14.8 km)
Lamorna Marazion
Challenging - Strenuous to easy
Beginning in the sub-tropical cove of Lamorna and passing through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Path changes quite dramatically as it crosses rugged cliffs, with some difficult ascents and descents, and then turns to easy walking on tarmac through Newlyn to Penzance. Mousehole, known for its tiny harbour and narrow streets of granite cottages, is a good place for a relatively quiet refreshment stop before you begin the more bustling stretch around Mount’s Bay.
Newlyn is not just the third largest fishing harbour in Britain - here you may even find the house with the smallest window in the UK! Following part of the National Cycle Network route round the edge of Mount’s Bay allows you to concentrate more on the facilities and sights of Penzance, rather than watching for uneven ground as you may well have been doing earlier on in the day.
The majestic sight of St Michael’s Mount dominates as you continue on to the ancient town of Marazion, passing Marazion Marsh with its rich wildlife.

Porthgwarra Holiday Cottages
Six holiday cottages in and around Porthgwarra. Porthgwarra Cove Cafe open 10-3pm daily.

Keigwin House

Panorama Guest House
A small, friendly, family-run guest house in Newlyn, ideally situated for access to the Coastal Path and with bus stops right outside. Dogs welcome by prior arrangement.

The Tremont Hotel
The Tremont is approx. 300 metres from the South West Coast Path offering quality bed & breakfast, packed lunches and drying facilities. Walkers welcome.

Lamorna Pottery B&B

Mount View Hotel
Ten minutes from the Coast Path. Open all year. B*B includes a full Cornish breakfast. Dogs welcome and free of charge.

The Hoxton Special Cafe & Watersports

St Michael's Mount
A tidal island, castle, family home, sub-tropical garden. History and adventure in every step