The local area

Port Isaac is a popular, bustling little village, Starting as a fishing village in the 14th century, its a place that has to be seen to be believed, snaking narrow lanes down to the harbour, passing a cluster of traditional cob and slate-fronted houses, all sitting pretty. Squeezy Belly Alley is a lane that runs from Fore Street to Dolphin Street, tucked away in an enchanting maze of tiny passageways and higgledy-piggledy cottages.

Port Isaac has the most beautiful walks along the coastal paths, with panoramic sea views you will be spoilt for choice on things to see and enjoy during your stay.

Port Isaac has been put on the map by the hugely popular TV series, Doc Martin. Fictionally known as Portwenn, it’s now well-known as a filming location.

You're likely to have lots of questions before you visit, from the best place to grab lunch to where to park your car.

We hope our guide below will provide plenty of inspiration so you make the most of your time here in Port Isaac.

Outlaws New Road is the first of Michelin-Starred Chef Nathan Outlaws ventures in Port Isaac, Indulge in an exploration of unique seafood preparation and cookery, with panoramic views of the Cornish Coast.

Positioned in the heart of the village, Expect the freshest of produce, sourced locally from day boats landing in the harbour. With spectacular views overlooking the moorings.

Chapel café well known for its award-winning fish finger sandwich, the café serves a menu of sweet and savoury dishes. Delicious meals prepared with locally sourced ingredients.

The Angry Anchovy - Port Isaac

a lovely relaxed atmosphere and tasty handmade pizzas.

Cornish Rock Tors has 15 years’ experience running adventure activities including coasteering, sea kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding and sea swimming,

Wavehunters, provides lessons here for surfing, They also operate boat tours of the area and even have outdoor fitness classes, including yoga on the beach.

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We are located in a great position to explore the Cornish Coastal path, as you can see from the picture the views are simply breathtaking

Cornwall is home to some spectacular courses, including the point at Polzeath and St Enodoc. Within fifteen to thirty minutes drive from us.

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The Fisherman's Friends are a folk music group from Port Isaac, Cornwall, who sing sea shanties. ... They have been performing locally since 1995 and can be found singing on the Platt quite often in the summer!