Festive Afternoon Tea on St Michael’s Mount is now available to book. Reserve your table and enjoy a seasonal treat with friends or family.Find out more.
The island is now operating on its winter schedule - opening days and times vary according to the tide.View opening times.

Walking the causeway

At low tide, you can use the ancient causeway to walk across to the island. Step onto the cobbles and tread a path followed by pilgrims, traders, nobles and villagers over many hundreds of years. The causeway is cobbled, uneven and tricky to navigate, please check our accessibility information before you visit. For your own safety, please be aware that attempting to cross the causeway outside of the suggested times can be hazardous. When the causeway is submerged, it can limit visibility, the path is uneven, there can be strong currents and the sea rises quickly.

Winter opening hours vary. See the Access Calendar below for dates and times.

Walking
Boat
Closed

When can I use the causeway?

During winter opening hours, at low tide, the causeway is revealed and visitors can stroll across and back. The causeway is open for around four hours each day, depending on the tides and weather.

You’ll need around 15 minutes to walk the length of the causeway.

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