Port Isaac, Cornwall, Visitor & Tourism Guide
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Classic Cornish fishing village
A classic Cornish fishing village with sweeping views across Port Isaac Bay. A large harbour sits behind chunky walls.
Located a short distance north of the Camel Estuary and Padstow Bay.
Used as a film and TV location on numerous occasions, most notably (if you live in the UK) the ITV series 'Doc Martin'.
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Located in Port Isaac, Cornwall, South West England, England Less than a mile away. |
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Located in Port Isaac, Cornwall, South West England, England Less than a mile away. Popular Cornish harbour surrounded by high cliffs and steep hills in the old quarter of Port Isaac. Used as a location in many TV programmes and films. On the South West Coast Path... |
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Located in Port Isaac, Cornwall, South West England, England Less than a mile away. |
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 Less than a mile away. Total Rooms: 10; Rates: £100 - £160 Per Night The Slipway Hotel dates back to 1527 and is opposite the fishing harbour in picturesque Port Isaac It has a seafood restaurant and the bar serves local ales and ciders Diners may eat in the galleried seafood restaurant o... |
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 Less than a mile away. Rates: £615 - £1,425 Per Week Overlooking the fishing village of Port Isaac with its unspoilt huddle of slate cottages warren of narrow streets picturesque harbour and variety of shops pubs and restaurants this very comfortable property is ideal for... |
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Less than a mile away. Rates: £799 - £1,962 Per Week Stunning coastal scenery greets visitors to Harbour Heights – as its name suggests nestling below is the picturesque harbour where fishermen still bring lobster and crab ashore. Set in two acres of landscaped garden... |
