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Port Isaac
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Port Isaac, England
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Ian
April 12, 2022
36 min (22.8 mi) via A39: Port Isaac is a traditional fishing village with a vibrant local community in north Cornwall and home to the TV series Doc Martin starring Martin Clunes. It's a truly picturesque village with narrow winding streets lined with whitewashed cottages that head down to the harbour where you can watch local fishermen landing their daily catch of fish, crab and lobsters. Port Isaac is set amidst rugged and magnificent scenery on Cornwall's North coast with two beautiful ports nearby; Port Quin and Port Gaverne. Reasons to visit Port Isaac Picturesque traditional fishing village Set amidst rugged and magnificent scenery on Cornwall's North coast Stunning coastal walks Local galleries and arts and craft shops Steeped in history with beautiful 18th century fisherman cottages Associated with the TV series Doc Martin, Poldark and Saving Grace Home to the Fisherman's Friends, Cornwall's famous shanty group.
36 min (22.8 mi) via A39: Port Isaac is a traditional fishing village with a vibrant local community in north Cornwall and home to the TV series Doc Martin starring Martin Clunes. It's a truly picturesque village with narrow winding streets lined with whitewashed cottages that head down to the harb…
Linzi
October 30, 2021
Port Isaac, home to the fisherman’s friends and Doc Martin is one of the closest villages to the bell tent. With lots of lovely little gift shops and cafes.
Kim
October 29, 2021
From the ferry at Rock its approx 12 miles There are buses Rock-Port Isaac that take 40 mins If bus is required, catch bus first and walk back
Penelope
October 26, 2021
Everyone knows this as Doc Martin country. Lots of eating houses and shops and walking. Beautiful harbour and spectacular sunset views.
Joanna
July 31, 2021
Now famous for Doc Martin but a scenic fishing village and harbour. Also famous for Nathan Outlaw's restaurants, Outlaw's Fish Kitchen and New Road. You can still buy fresh fish and seafood on the Quay. Whatever you do, don’t drive through the village, park in the car park on the north side and walk down (20 minutes’ drive).
