Things to do around Port Isaac
The Bay Hotel Port Isaac B&B in Cornwall

Port Isaac is an excellent holiday base for enjoying the fabulous rugged, dramatic coastline of this part of North Cornwall. Although Port Isaac is away from the crowds, there are lots of things to do in and around Port Isaac Cornwall.

Music:
Fisherman's Friends Sea Shanty singers from Port Isaac have found global fame. They can be heard singing every Friday evening during the summer on the Port Isaac harbour front. On a Thursday in the summer, the St Breward Silver Band can be enjoyed on the Platt in Port Isaac.
St Endellion Music Festival If you enjoy classical music, the St Endellion Music Festivals bring together a wide range of musicians from around the world. Twice yearly, at Easter and in the summer, in the Collegiate Church of St Endellion, about a mile from Port Isaac.

Eating and Drinking: There are plenty of places to eat in and around Port Isaac. There is a good restaurant and bar (The Edge Restaurant) across the road from The Bay Hotel as well as several more restaurants in the village.

Beaches and Surfing: Explore Port Isaac harbour with shingle, rock pools and boats or walk down the hill to Port Gaverne shingle beach. Or take a short drive to several fabulous sandy beaches. Just a few miles to Polzeath, one of the best surfing beaches in North Cornwall. And a short walk from Polzeath is Daymer Bay with a fine sandy beach.

Sailing and Fishing: Rock has sailing, boating and fishing. Fishing trips also run from Port Isaac harbour.

Walking and the Southwest Coast FootPath: The South west coast path passes through Port Isaac. Walk are rugged but follow some of the most rugged coastline in Cornwall. Walk north to Port Gaverne, Trebarwith Strand and Tintagel or south to Port Quinn and Polzeath.

Golf: Several courses nearby, St Kew and the classic St Endoc golf course, probably the best links golf course in Cornwall and the South West. More on St Endoc golf course.

Cycle the Camel Trail: Cycle trail that follows the River Camel through Camel Trail near Port Isaac Cornish countryside from Wenfordbridge to Bodmin(6.25 miles), Bodmin to Wadebridge (5.75 miles) and Wadebridge to Padstow (5.5 miles). The trail wends its way through some of Englands most beautiful and relatively unknown coastal scenery.

Eden Project: A stunning global eco garden near St Austell in Cornwall with the rainforest, jungles, waterfalls, architecture, sculpture and much more.

Padstow:The heart of Padstow is its harbour with seats all around and fishing and pleasure boats.

Tintagel: Tintagel Castle and King Arthur and the knights of the Round Table. Tintagel is visible from The Bay Hotel and is one of the 'most visited places in Britain'. The energetic can walk to Tintagel but most would drive from The Bay.

Bodmin Steam Railway: Cornwalls' only full size railway operated by steam locomotives.

Houses and Gardens: National Trust and privately owned houses and gardens, Pencarrow House, Lanhydrock, Prideaux Place, Trerice.

Tate St Ives Showcase gallery of 20th century art in Cornwall with displays changing regularly.

Just some of the things to do when holidaying at The Bay Hotel Port Isaac Cornwall enjoying the B&B accommodation.

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Location: Port Isaac Cornwall, Portwenn (Port Wenn) Doc Martin.

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Things to do around Port Isaac
The Bay Hotel Port Isaac B&B in Cornwall

THE BAY HOTEL - PORT ISAAC

Wenn House in Portwenn - Doc Martin

Things to do around Port Isaac The Bay Hotel Port Isaac B&B in Cornwall

Things to do around Port Isaac
The Bay Hotel Port Isaac B&B in Cornwall