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Aerial viewpoint at St Michael's Mount Bay, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. Cornish coast view from St Michaels Royalty Free Stock Photo

Senior tourist looking at Aerial viewpoint at St Michael& x27;s Mount Bay, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. Cornish Royalty Free Stock Photo

St Michael`s Mount off the Coast of Cornwall Royalty Free Stock Photo

$View from Moushole to the blue sea of the Cornish coast and Saint Michael\'s Mount Cornwall England Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Sailing along Cornwall coast near Castle St Michael Mount - Cornwall, England Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cornish coast from St Michael`s Mount Cornwall

$Teasels stand against the blue sea of the Cornish coast and Saint Michael\'s Mount Cornwall England Royalty Free Stock Photo$

$View from Moushole to the blue sea of the Cornish coast and Saint Michael\'s Mount Cornwall England Royalty Free Stock Photo$

View over a rusty railing from Moushole to the blue sea of the Cornish coast and Saint Michael's Mount Cornwall England Royalty Free Stock Photo

$View over bushes at Moushole to the blue sea of the Cornish coast and Saint Michael\'s Mount Cornwall England Royalty Free Stock Photo$

$View over ferns at Moushole to the blue sea of the Cornish coast and Saint Michael\'s Mount Cornwall England Royalty Free Stock Photo$

$Teasels stand against the blue sea of the Cornish coast and Saint Michael\'s Mount Cornwall England Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Marazion is an ancient market town, chartered in 1257. It is from Marazion that you can cross the causeway at low tide to reach St Michael`s Mount, a smaller version of Le Mont St Michel in France. The gardens at the property contain many Mediterranean plants which thrive there because of the south-easterly aspect which protects them from winds and the heat-retaining stone walls and cliffs above them, which help them survive harsh winters.