Situated in a National Landscape (formerly Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), it’s clear why so many people have fallen in love with this traditional fishing village. Steeped in history, the harbour and many of the cottages date back centuries, with little unchanged by time. Today, visitors travel from afar to experience the quaint village with winding streets and narrow alleyways. Tucked into the rugged coastline, the harbour has always played a key role in the community, with fishermen still landing crabs and lobsters daily.
Port Isaac is home to one of the narrowest alleyways in Britain, named Squeezy Belly Alley.
Quaint buildings and a working harbour create a sense of times gone by.
Leave only footprints in the sand.
The dramatic harbour wall protects the harbour from stormy seas.
Nathan Outlaw’s Restaurant is a must when visiting the village.
Fishermen still land their catch daily on the Platt.
Enjoy a stroll along the South West Coast Path towards Port Quin.
Magnificent rocky headlands frame the fishing village of Port Isaac.
Golden gorse overlooks the azure ocean.
Picture perfect: turquoise waters crash against the sweeping coastline.
Take a moment to gaze upon the horizon, letting go of the stresses and strains of daily life.
Meander through hilly streets admiring the traditional cottages and shop fronts.
Tucked into the coastline, Port Isaac is sheltered by the cliffs either side.
Take in the breathtaking views as you stroll along the coast path.
Stroll down to the sea and paddle your feet in the water while the kids explore the rockpools.
Holidays in Port Isaac are all about the stunning scenery, right on the doorstep. Whether you choose to explore by foot, bike, car, or boat, this stretch of coastline certainly won't disappoint. Hit the Camel Trail for a cycle ride to remember, take a fishing trip and catch your own supper, or if that seems a bit too energetic, a dolphin-spotting trip can be just the ticket! Read more about things to do in Port Isaac.
With a real focus on fresh seafood and local ingredients, dining out in Port Isaac promises a true taste of Cornwall, from local ice cream to fish and chips.
Port Isaac is blessed with a number of excellent restaurants, including the renowned Nathan Outlaw's Fish Kitchen right on the harbour front. Take a look at our blog about restaurants in Port Isaac to find out more.
