Is there a direct train?

No, there is no train station in Marazion; the nearest is Penzance.

How long is the drive?

It takes approximately 25 minutes under normal traffic conditions.

Buses run hourly during the day on the main routes.

It is a 15 km walk, which is not recommended for casual travelers.

Is parking expensive?

Parking in Marazion is seasonal and costs vary by duration.

Marazion

Camborne

Bus Driving

Marazion to Camborne

Updated: 29 May 2026

The journey from Marazion to Camborne covers approximately 15 kilometers through the heart of West Cornwall. You can travel via the A30 highway or local bus services. The trip typically takes 25 minutes by car depending on traffic near Hayle. Public transport requires a change or a short walk to the main road. This route connects the historic coastal town of Marazion with the industrial heritage hub of Camborne.

Total Distance: 15 km driving distance; 12 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving, taking 25 minutes via the A30.

Cheapest Way

Bus, costing approximately 2-4 GBP using local day tickets.

Compare Marazion to Camborne Routes

	Bus Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	45 mins	25 mins
Avg Price	2-4 GBP	5-8 GBP
Operator	First Kernow	Personal Vehicle
Route	Bus from Marazion to Penzance, then service to Camborne.	A30 via Hayle bypass.
Tip	Check the First Bus app for real-time updates on the T1 or U4 services.	Avoid the Hayle bypass during peak summer holiday weekends to save time.

Travel Tips

Check Tides
If visiting St Michael's Mount, always check the tide tables before planning your departure.
Use Contactless
Most local buses in Cornwall accept contactless payment for quick boarding.
Avoid Peak Hours
The A30 can experience significant congestion during school run times.
Parking
Use the main Marazion car park near the beach for the easiest access to the causeway.
Local Apps
Download the Traveline South West app for accurate bus schedules.

Safety Tips

Coastal Safety
Be aware of rising tides when walking to St Michael's Mount.
Road Conditions
The A30 has narrow sections; maintain a safe distance from heavy goods vehicles.
Night Travel
Rural roads between Marazion and Camborne are poorly lit; drive with caution at night.
Emergency Services
Keep the local non-emergency number saved in your phone for road assistance.