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Marazion

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  • Water temp(satellite):
  • 10.6°C
  • 2025-01-21

Mounts Bay is on the south coast of Cornwall. There are four designated bathing waters located around the bay - Wherry Town, Penzance, Long Rock and Marazion. All the beaches are sandy resorts backed by sea defences. Marazion beach is approximately 880 metres wide. The Red River flows onto the centre of Marazion beach.

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Beaches close to Marazion

Marazion Causeway Beach ⟼ 0.5 km away
Long Rock ⟼ 2.7 km away
Mounts Bay is on the south coast of Cornwall. There are four designated bathing waters located around the bay - Wherry Town, Penzance, Long Rock and Marazion. All the beaches are sandy resorts backed by sea defences. Heliport beach is approximately one kilometre wide. The Ponsandane Brook flows onto the western end of Heliport beach.
Long Rock Beach ⟼ 2.7 km away
Perranuthnoe ⟼ 3.2 km away
Perranuthnoe is on the south coast of Cornwall. It is a rural sandy beach, approximately 350 metres wide, backed by cliffs.
Penzance Mounts Bay ⟼ 3.4 km away
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Mounts Bay is on the south coast of Cornwall. There are four designated bathing waters located around the bay - Wherry Town, Penzance, Long Rock and Marazion. All the beaches are sandy resorts backed by sea defences. Penzance beach is approximately 530 metres wide.
Penzance Wherry Town Beach ⟼ 4.9 km away
Wherry Town ⟼ 5 km away
Mounts Bay is on the south coast of Cornwall. There are four designated bathing waters located around the bay - Wherry Town, Penzance, Long Rock and Marazion. All the beaches are sandy resorts backed by sea defences. Wherry Town beach is approximately one kilometre wide. The Newlyn River flows onto the beach at the western end of Wherry Town and the Larrigan River flows onto the eastern end of the beach.
Mousehole Beach ⟼ 6.4 km away
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