Port Isaac Holiday Cottages

Port Isaac Cottages

Cornwall

The Folly

Ref: S374165

Reviews 17

Port Isaac; one of the true Cornish treasures. A beautiful fishing village nestling in a steep sided valley, the old village in the valley remains unchanged from its days of fishing, slate export and smuggling in the previous century. An abundance...

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£91

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April Cottage

Ref: S374144

Reviews 14

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£96

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Swallow Cottage, Trewetha Farm

Ref: S421198

Reviews 3

Port Isaac is a hidden gem in the heart of the Cornish countryside. The settlement in the valley remains untouched from its fishing, slate export and smuggling days in the preceding century. Beautiful fishing village nestled in a rocky valley....

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£100

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Aunt Dora's

Ref: S880697

Reviews 4

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£111

per night

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Mino Cottage

Ref: S374394

Reviews 17

Port Isaac, a charming fishing village on Cornwall's Atlantic coast, is one of the county's hidden gems. Shops and eateries can be found in abundance in the village, offering a one-stop destination for a staycation. The old harbour and the...

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£117

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Bre Cottage

Ref: S374120

Reviews 30

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£164

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Stable Cottage

Ref: S421197

Reviews 7

Port Isaac is a real Cornish gem. The old settlement in the valley, formerly known for fishing, slate export, and smuggling, has remained almost untouched since the turn of the last century. With easy access to the village's numerous restaurants...

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£77

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Rosemayne

Ref: S608332

Reviews 4

A Victorian cottage in sought after coastal village with spacious, coastal chic interiors, slate floors, log burner and original features, enclosed garden - perfect for relaxing after a day at Polzeath beach just 10 mins away. Sleeps:...

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£223

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Little Sark

Ref: S810759

Reviews 7

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£114

per night

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Sea Glimpses

Ref: S374381

Reviews 14

Resting on the glorious Cornish coastline within a steep sided valley rests the charming fishing village of Port Isaac. Home to a handful of delicious eateries and well-stocked shops, Port Isaac has much to offer its visitors. With a glorious...

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£71

per night

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The Hideaway

Ref: S374298

Reviews 19

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£74

per night

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Kipper Cottage

Ref: S374342

Reviews 17

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£107

per night

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Poplar Cottage

Ref: S374286

Reviews 23

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£161

per night

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Honey Cottage

Ref: S665513

Reviews 7

The harbour town of Port Isaac is one of Cornwall's greatest attractions. The historic village in the valley, which was once used for fishing, slate export, and smuggling, has remained almost unchanged since the turn of the last century. There is...

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£109

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Cartway Cove

Ref: S374113

Reviews 17

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£125

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Blue Lobster Cottage

Ref: S526827

Reviews 14

One of the real Cornish jewels is Port Isaac. The old village, a charming fishing community nestled in a valley with steep sides, has not altered since the previous century, when it was a centre for smuggling, slate export, and fishing. You can...

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£115

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Ocean Blue - Port Isaac

Ref: S1048534

Surfing, afternoons on the beach, and endless day trips to North Cornwall’s towns and villages are all on the cards when staying in this rural, coastal cottage. It’s just 3 miles from the charming fishing village of Port Isaac, accessible via a...

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£112

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Church Rooms

Ref: S423928

Reviews 8

Port Isaac is one of Cornwall's great gems. The old village in the valley, a lovely fishing village nestled in a steep-sided valley, has remained untouched. There are several tiny residences, as well as larger cliff-top getaways, with easy access...

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£253

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Mermaid Cottage

Ref: S677165

Reviews 7

Port Isaac is a true Cornish treasure. The old village in the valley, a beautiful fishing village nestled in a steep sided valley, has remained unchanged since its days of fishing, slate export, and smuggling in the previous century. There are...

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£156

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Pendragon House

Ref: S374287

Reviews 22

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£136

per night

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Blue Horizon

Ref: S1035567

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£118

per night

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Tolraggot Rose

Ref: S1040092

Ease into the comforts of this beautiful stone cottage, a wonderful rural escape for large groups of family or friends, including those with minor disabilities. Spend days exploring the array of beautiful beaches close at hand before returning to...

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£141

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Signal Post

Ref: S374154

Reviews 25

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£189

per night

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Tre Lowen

Ref: S818191

Reviews 8

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£169

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Port Isaac Holiday Cottages

If you're into picturesque Cornish fishing villages, rugged cliff tops and never-ending sea views, a holiday in Cornwall's Port Isaac could be for you. This tiny historical village on the north coast of Cornwall is recognisable as the setting for ITV's Doc Martin and the film Fishermans Friends. The gorgeous white-washed beach houses overlooking the harbour and the easy access to the South West Coast Path, make this a holiday destination to remember.

From barn conversions to tiny shepherds huts, our huge range of holiday cottages in Port Isaac, Cornwall, really cover all bases. Look for a romantic getaway for two in one of our rural stone-built cottages or choose a large holiday home for your next group getaway or family reunion. We even have a wide-range of dog-friendly properties with access to pet-friendly walks and enclosed gardens. Each one of our cottages comes with access to special deals and discounts that make booking easy.

This little corner of North Cornwall has some amazing walks available. Try the Rollercoaster Path from Port Quin to Port Gaverne, a challenge that comes complete with simply astounding sea views. On return to Port Isaac, treat yourself to a creamy ice-cream and a delicious seafood meal at the Outlaw's Fish Kitchen. The Cornish food scene has certainly extended beyond Padstow, and your evenings here will be spent discovering some fantastic food and local brews.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Rebecca - Verified booking

Swallow cottage unfortunately was very disappointing.

Other than the area, which is stunning and quiet,and outwardly the building appeared to be absolutely gorgeous. Inside was dirty and not maintained. The instructions on the Sykes website contradicted those left in the property. Firstly, there was no key safe as stated. So we spent a while trying to discover how to get in. After a phone call to the agent we discovered ourselves that there is in fact no key safe. And the property was left open with the keys on the upstairs table. The instructions from Sykes contradicted what was left in the owners book of instructions. 9:30 departure on Sykes, 9 am in the book. No instructions for the laundry, which we did work out ourselves but didn't end up using as the directions were so aggressive and blunt inside that I didn't feel like lining their pocket. Dogs welcome, fully dog friendly on Sykes but in the book keep them on lead and don't leave them alone ( which I did speak to the owner about, as this was one of the stipulations of us actually booking here.) The property inside although beautiful was dirty, and we spent an hour cleaning before we could unpack. I would suggest having a word with the cleaner as this is not a standard that is expected. We also had an extra horror of someone else's dirty underwear in one of the main bedroom drawers which we had to dispose of. It was a warm week when we stayed and half of the windows don't open, the double glass doors which lead to the balcony don't open properly and felt like they we're going to drop off. No exaggeration. And the double doors to the small fenced balcony do not open at all, resulting in no air flow all week. The toilet seat was dropping off, again I spoke to the owner about this and was assured this would be fixed but it was left so I ended up rectifying it myself. You will not get any service here unless you walk about the property outside. This can't be helped but needs to be more transparently advertised. Don't expect to be able to order in here, as we found nowhere to deliver locally. Understandable with the location but also I feel should be advertised. Good points The property location is quiet and a short walk into Port Isaac itself which is beautiful, scenic but also very hilly so keep that in mind if you are physically challenged. The property has a decent kitchen, with a large electric cooker, dishwasher and fridge. The king bed is comfortable, although my teenager found the bed in the single room to be uncomfortable. The property itself is nestled on a farm which is quiet and pretty and you have the extras of chickens and ducks wandering around. It is quiet and overlooks the bay. Nearby there is a dog friendly field by the second car park to your right as you go into Port Isaac that is fenced in, just in case your pooch needs extra security. We didn't end up spending a lot of time indoors due to all of the problems, and didn't get the impression from previous correspondence that anything would be rectified so made do for the week. But going forward we would not rebook unless standards met the price band paid. I am a travel blogger and hate to have to write negative reviews but renters need to know what to expect when they book a property.

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Jim - Verified booking

Starting positively, the cottage was lovely, a little quirky which we liked but everything we kind of expected from a typical seaside cottage.

It was clean, the beds were comfy and everything we needed was supplied. Location is perfect and the fact that you get a parking space was a bonus. We arrived on the Saturday in torrential rain but on Sunday morning the weather had improved so we could go and have breakfast on the decking, it was lovely. I had received a phone call on the Friday telling me about the scaffolding next door and they were hoping it would be taken down during the week, I said as long as it doesnât spoil the view then itâs not a problem, it most certainly did but as it turned out it would be the last time we used it. The sun comes over lovely in the morning, perfect for breakfast alfresco unless youâve got builders within 10 feet of you banging and drilling from 8.30. We felt confined in our property looking out at the nice weather rather than being able to make the most of it. There were a couple of times after that we could have used it as the builders werenât there, unfortunately the reason they werenât there was because it was absolutely chucking it down with rain. We feel disappointed that we werenât informed earlier about this when we booked and the impact it would have. The scaffolding is going to be up for a good few weeks looking at how the work is going so people need to be told beforehand that the decking will potentially be out of bounds during the day unless you like sharing your tea and toast or afternoon tea with a couple or so workmen! My son was in the attic room and was woken up most mornings by the noise which he wasnât happy about (he is 18 and isnât happy about a lot of things to be fair!!). I visited your office to mention our concern and report the fact that the carbon monoxide detector went off at 4am, it seems this probably should have been swapped in the last few years for a new one as it hadnât been changed since being fitted in 2013. We were told maintenance would come out that day to fit new batteries, by 4.45 no one had been so my wife popped back to the office to inform them, they were literally just closing the door. Obviously carbon monoxide is the secret killer so felt more comfortable with a working alarm and eventually a man turned up to put new batteries in and confirm my view that indeed it did need a new one fitted which he did the following day. As I said at the office, I donât honestly know what you can do about the building work and the scaffolding but it does have a massive impact on peoples holiday stopping at April Cottage which is a shame as everything else was great. I would be interested to hear if anyone else shares our views whilst staying there in the last few weeks or coming weeks.

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Demelza - Verified booking

We really enjoyed our stay.

We liked the accommodation. The layout was good with the upside down side the Juliet balcony was lovely. The views are amazing. However, our journey in to the accommodation and finding you was difficult. The postcode was incorrect on one of our emails and it took us on a nice little jaunt through the town to a farmers field over the other side of Port Port Isaac to somebody elseâs farm.He said itâs not the first time this has happened. The description on the email was accurate, but we were following the postcode, in the email unfortunately this led us to go to the wrong place. The cottage was nice everything was set up well getting into the property was good and easy with codes and keys ect. The information that was given prior to the holiday was helpful and supportive and made us feel prepared for a holiday in addition the pack of information inside with local things to do was useful. Some of the information was conflicting so in one information pack it said check out time was 9:30. Another one said 10. Another part said nine on a handout so there was different information about checking out we went with 9:30 we went with the email that we had been sent from yourselves.The cleaning equipment provided was great. More than adequate parking a great location for day trips out around Cornwall. A really good base to use for exploring Cornwall. Nice to have the animals outside the cottage was lovely. Unfortunately the bathroom did have mould on the door and in the shower and smelt damp and unclean. This was unfortunate as it did permeate around the lower bedroom.We recognise that there is no window in that room, and that doesnât help with the damp, and that has intern made the door damp and mouldy. The fan stays on for a long time and I think this helps airrate but doesnât adequately sort out the damp situation. And around the back of the toilet and tiles smelt of urine, so it couldâve done with a better clean. An air freshener was provided, but this did little other than add another smell on top of the unclean, damp smell. We are certainly looking to book with you again next year, a bigger accommodation and bringing the rest of our family to stay in the Rock. overall, we found the service from you as a company excellent. Very informative and efficient service from yourselves and with a few tweaks to accurate post code information and clean accommodation. It wouldâve been 10 out of 10.

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Helen - Verified booking

Unfortunately, we felt very disappointed with the stay and left after 5 nights in the property, having paid for 7.

We drove 7hours to get to the property and having stayed in many local self-catering homes within Port Issac, found it a shame that a welcome package was not offered, as all of the other properties we had stayed in offered one, that were also self-catering. On arrival, we were shocked to find that the cul-de-sac, the property dwelled within, was not as aesthetically pleasing, as we'd been led to believe and realised now, this is why you cannot see pictures of the front of the property. For us, it felt like a set of caravan esc homes than many other homes listed within the area. For the extremely high cost to rent the property for a week (July), we were not informed that this particular cul-de-sac housed a large collection of seagulls, which are protected animals. Thus realising during our stay that they housed themselves on the roof of the property. The noise of the constant squawk (day and night) along with the movement on the roof meant we managed very little sleep and therefore decided to vacate the property earlier than we had planned. Not forgetting, your car will be destroyed by the seagulls excrement. Positives for this property are that it has been done up well inside by the owner and was mostly clean throughout. The car parking space was small and directly outside the property, meaning that you saw your car outside the front windows but this did not bother us as much as the seagulls did. We therefore would not recommend this property and would not stay ourselves in this property again.

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Peter - Verified booking

The cottage is very well fitted out and has good facilities - especially if it is for two people visiting.

It is decorated to a very high standard. Its position makes access to the centre of Port Isaac very easy. Parking is not that easy unless you have a very small car. Some thoughts for improvements: a recycling bin in the kitchen - There is only one bin, which means that everything goes into it. Whilst there is a recycling bin outside, it makes life too difficult to separate and keep piles of rubbish in the kitchen ; Despite there being comments on the listing previously about the lack of information with regards the heating and water heating, there is still no information available. When we were on our break, it was cold and we needed to turn heating on and up. This proved very frustrating. Also, the hot water tank is quite small, especially if there were four people staying in the cottage ; No CafetiÃ¨re - This would be a useful addition ; The time of access and departure does make it quite frustrating. Only being allowed into the cottage at 4 oâclock on the day of booking means that you cannot make best use of the facilities and area. And having to leave at 9 am makes it a very rushed departure. Given that these conditions were probably brought in during Covid, as a holiday management team, you should look at these timings. We would not book a cottage again with such restrictive access. Thank you.

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Things to do near Port Isaac

Watergate Bay

Watergate Bay is a surfer's paradise. This dramatic, sandy, two mile beach (approx 3 miles from Newquay), offers a perfect family day out and the chance for all of the family to have a surf, or for the kids to paddle and spot crabs in the pretty rock-pools.

Rock Beach

On the eastern shore of the Camel Estuary, the village of Rock has a reputation as an upmarket holiday destination for the yachting set. The beach is a long stretch of golden sand which follows the estuary to the coast. The sand dunes behind mask the renowned and prestigious St Enodoc golf course.

Carnewas at Bedruthan - National Trust

Carnewas at Bedruthan, owned by the National Trust, is a beautiful and dramatic stretch of coastline in Cornwall, UK. Visitors can enjoy stunning views from the clifftop walks, explore the rock pools at low tide, and discover the history of the area in the visitor center. The park is also famous for its sunset, providing a memorable experience. Address: Carnewas at Bedruthan, Mawgan Porth, Newquay, Cornwall, TR8 4BU

Tintagel Castle

Discover the mystical Tintagel Castle, steeped in Arthurian legend and perched dramatically on Cornwall's rugged coast. Explore the ruins of the medieval fortress, delve into its rich history, and soak in breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Unleash your imagination in this legendary setting! Address: Castle Rd, Tintagel, Cornwall PL34 0HE

St. Columb hurling

St. Columb Hurling is a thrilling and unique sport played in the charming town of St. Columb, Cornwall. Dating back centuries, it's a game of skill and bravery, where two teams of 13 players battle it out with a small leather ball. Visitors can witness the excitement during the annual hurling match on Shrove Tuesday. Experience an authentic piece of Cornish culture and history. Address: St. Columb, Cornwall

Springfields Fun Park and Pony Centre

Springfields Fun Park and Pony Centre is a fantastic attraction for families and animal lovers alike, located in St. Columb Major, Cornwall. The park offers a range of exciting activities, including indoor and outdoor play areas, go-karts, a maze, and pony rides. Visitors can also meet and interact with the friendly animals on the farm. It's a perfect day out for kids of all ages. Address: Springfields Fun Park and Pony Centre, Cornwall, TR9 6HU

Museum of Witchcraft and Magic

Interesting museum in Boscastle, Cornwall. World's largest collection of witchcraft related artefacts and regalia. Over 3,000 relevant books.

Holiday Cottages in Port Isaac

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Port Isaac Cottages

Cornwall

The Folly

Ref: S374165

Reviews 17

Cornwall

April Cottage

Ref: S374144

Reviews 14

Cornwall

Swallow Cottage, Trewetha Farm

Ref: S421198

Reviews 3

Cornwall

Aunt Dora's

Ref: S880697

Reviews 4

Cornwall

Mino Cottage

Ref: S374394

Reviews 17

Cornwall

Bre Cottage

Ref: S374120

Reviews 30

Cornwall

Stable Cottage

Ref: S421197

Reviews 7

Cornwall

Rosemayne

Ref: S608332

Reviews 4

Cornwall

Little Sark

Ref: S810759

Reviews 7

Cornwall

Sea Glimpses

Ref: S374381

Reviews 14

Cornwall

The Hideaway

Ref: S374298

Reviews 19

Cornwall

Kipper Cottage

Ref: S374342

Reviews 17

Cornwall

Poplar Cottage

Ref: S374286

Reviews 23

Cornwall

Honey Cottage

Ref: S665513

Reviews 7

Cornwall

Cartway Cove

Ref: S374113

Reviews 17

Cornwall

Blue Lobster Cottage

Ref: S526827

Reviews 14

Cornwall

Ocean Blue - Port Isaac

Ref: S1048534

Cornwall

Church Rooms

Ref: S423928

Reviews 8

Cornwall

Mermaid Cottage

Ref: S677165

Reviews 7

Cornwall

Pendragon House

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