Hey, Lykkers! Dreaming of a magical island adventure? St. Michael’s Mount in Cornwall has history, stunning views, and cozy Cornish charm that’ll make for an unforgettable escape.

Here’s the perfect three-day plan filled with unique activities, tasty dining spots, and comfortable stays. Ready? Let’s go!

Day 1: Arrival & Exploring the Mount

Morning:

Arrive in Marazion, where you’ll start with a walk across the causeway to St. Michael’s Mount at low tide (or hop on a boat for $2-$3 per person, cost may vary). You’ll feel like you’re walking through a storybook as you reach this historic island.

Afternoon:

Explore the castle and gardens. Entry costs around $14 for adults and $7 for children (cost may vary), but the panoramic views and enchanting history are worth it. Afterward, check into The Godolphin in Marazion. With its stunning sea views, it’s a fantastic base for your stay, averaging $140 per night (cost may vary).

Evening:

For a delicious welcome to Cornwall, head to Craby's Beach Bar & Terrace for dinner, where meals range from $30-$50 per person (cost may vary). Their seafood dishes are a local favorite, perfect for capping off day one.

Day 2: Coastal Walks & Beach Time

Morning:

Kick off day two with a hearty English breakfast at The Copper Spoon for about $10 (cost may vary). After breakfast, take a scenic walk or relax on Marazion Beach. For a little extra adventure, follow the coastal path to Perranuthnoe Beach—less crowded and ideal for photos.

Afternoon:

Stop at Victoria Inn in Perranuthnoe for lunch, where you’ll find classic Cornish dishes for $15-$20 per person (cost may vary). Afterward, return to Marazion for an afternoon of gallery hopping or browsing local shops.

Evening:

Back in Marazion, grab dinner at The Fire Engine, where you’ll enjoy hearty British dishes for around $15-$25 per person (cost may vary). The cozy vibe and local flavors make it a great end to a relaxed day.

Day 3: Local Finds & Farewell

Morning:

Begin your final day with coffee at Jordan’s Café on Marazion Beach for around $3 (cost may vary). Spend the morning shopping for unique souvenirs or, if you’re up for it, rent a kayak or paddleboard to explore around the mount for $25-$35 per person (cost may vary).

Afternoon:

For a true taste of Cornwall, grab a Cornish pasty from Philps Bakery for lunch (around $10, cost may vary). Savor it while taking in your final views of the mount and sea.

So, Lykkers, are you ready to explore St. Michael’s Mount? With its captivating history, scenic beauty, and welcoming charm, you’ll leave with memories you’ll treasure forever.