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PORT ISAAC HOLIDAYS

Doc Martin, whitewashed cottages and fishermen

Port Isaac cottages

Visit Port Isaac

Fans of Doc Martin will recognise Port Isaac, the attractive fishing village where the TV drama is filmed. The vibrant local community offers a look back to Cornish days of yore, with narrow, winding streets lined with whitewashed fishermen’s cottages and traditional granite, slate-fronted Cornish houses sloping their way down to the harbour, where local fishermen land their daily catch of fish, crab and lobsters.

Map showing the location of Port Isaac
Stay in Port Isaac

Stay in Port Isaac

Our self-catering holiday cottages in Port Isaac are perfect for you to immerse yourself in village life. Imagine strolling to the pubs and restaurants before returning to a cosy bed for the night...

Port Isaac cottages

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A Local's Guide to Port Isaac

A Local's Guide to Port Isaac

An enchanting little village on the rugged north coast of Cornwall, Port Isaac is home to Doc Martin, the endearingly named 'squeezy belly alley' and a maze of narrow streets inviting you to explore.

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A guide to filming locations in Cornwall

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A colourful village

Two steep hillsides shelter the narrow streets down to Port Isaac’s pretty harbour in the centre of the village, where you’ll also find a small beach. Down at the harbour you’ll be able to see the colourful fishing boats and watch as the fishermen bring their daily catch to shore.

There are a number of shops in the village, as well as numerous pubs and restaurants where you can enjoy fresh seafood and local delicacies. These include The Mote, The Golden Lion and two run by celebrity chef Nathan Outlaw: Restaurant Nathan Outlaw and Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen.

Set amidst rugged and magnificent scenery on the North Cornwall coast, you’ll find Port Quin and Port Gaverne, two other beautiful ports, nearby, while you’ll be well-connected to the South West Coast Path and its variety of wonderful walks.

We have plenty of Port Isaac self-catering accommodation to choose from, offering some wonderful sea views from this traditional Cornish fishing village.

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