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A ground floor apartment in the centre of the village of Boscastle. (Ref. 955671)
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7 nights from £325
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Detached spacious stone cottage within St Breward village. (Ref. 959662)
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7 nights from £681
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Delightful, spacious lodge with a hot tub and spectacular views on a holiday village at Bossiney Bay located on the coast road between Boscastle and Tintagel. (Ref. 929561)
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7 nights from £466
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Stylish, contemporary lodge with country views, in Bossiney Bay holiday village. (Ref. 989189)
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7 nights from £400
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Stunning coastal cottage with an elevated position in the idyllic, Cornish village of Constantine Bay, near Padstow. (Ref. 985296)
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7 nights from £1334
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Charming and spacious three-bedroom lodge in a quiet corner location with large garden on St Merryn Park close to the village of St Merryn and only 4 miles from Padstow. (Ref. 957155)
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7 nights from £408
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A beautiful, unspoilt, little fishing village situated in North Cornwall, on the Atlantic Coast. Offering a wonderful getaway, consider one of our holiday cottages in Port Isaac for your next trip to Cornwall.
Why a Port Isaac Cottage?
The picturesque village of Port Isaac is now easily recognisable from BBC's Poldark, or as the village of Portwen from TV series Doc Martin. It is over 700 years old, featuring a web of narrow, winding streets lined with pretty, whitewashed cottages that meander down to the traditional working harbour. Port Isaac was, until the mid-nineteenth century, a very busy port, handling goods such as stone, coal and timber. Since then, it has been used as a fishing port.
Stunning views of the harbour can be enjoyed whilst walking along the cliff top, whilst the harbour itself provides the perfect spot to relax and while away the hours. The local choir performs a modest open-air concert in the harbour every Friday evening during the summer, and the delightful harbour side pubs offer a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
Places to Visit near Port Isaac
This charming village makes a wonderful base for your adventures in North Cornwall. From your accommodation in Port Isaac you can walk the South West Coast Path, enjoy Port Gaverne or Port Quin beaches, or visit the likes of Tintagel, Padstow, Wadebridge, Bodmin and Boscastle.