Port Isaac
Port Isaac is a traditional fishing village on Cornwall’s north coast, known for its narrow streets, historic harbour and winding lanes. It is widely recognised as the setting for the television series Doc Martin, yet it keeps a strong local character all year round, with coast paths leading to impressive viewpoints and some of Cornwall’s best seafood, including Nathan Outlaw’s acclaimed restaurant.
My Port Isaac videos include an autumn walk around a deserted Port Isaac and a look in and around the village.
When you are ready to plan a visit, my other website, Best In Cornwall, has guides covering parking, beaches, walks, where to eat and where to stay. Here are the ones for Port Isaac, covering parking, things to do, walks, eating, staying and local facts.
Port Isaac videos
Plan your visit to Port Isaac
My videos show you what Port Isaac looks like. These Best In Cornwall guides cover the practical side.
Parking
Where to leave the car before walking down into the village.
Things to do
What to see in the village, including Doc Martin’s house.
Best things to do in Port Isaac
Visit Doc Martin’s house
Port Isaac for film and TV fans
Where to eat
A guide to the best places to eat, including Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen.
Find a place to stay in Port Isaac
Real-time availability for hotels and coastal retreats around Port Isaac.
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