Bed and Breakfast Holiday Accommodation in North Cornwall

• High quality food and accommodation at affordable prices
• Only 20 yds from Port Isaac Harbour
  
  
• 4 Double en-suites @ £35 - £40 pppn
• 1 double en-suite with private bathroom @ £30 - £35 pppn
  Singles £50 pppn
  
  
• Friendly and relaxed atmosphere
• Close to superb beaches, stunning coastline and numerous local attractions
• Breakfast taken in the Tea-room - Home Made food served all day
  

Kittiwake Cottage

Kittiwake cottage sits in the heart of Port Isaac, only 20 yards from the beach. The harbour, local public house and seafood restaurants are just around the corner.

Kittiwake also has a rare cobbled courtyard, where you can sit and enjoy your breakfast in the Cornish sunshine. During the winter months, evening meals are available on request - served in front of a real fire.

A warm welcome always awaits you

CUP CAKES TEA ROOM
opening EASTER 2007

Adjacent to Kittiwake Cottage, serving home made food including soups, fish dishes, light lunches and cream teas through out the day

Port Isaac and North Cornwall

Port Isaac is a secluded and picturesque fishing village nestling between steep hills. The village harbour looks out to sea over a pier built in the reign of Henry VIII. There are many delightful and interesting walks around the village, along the coast paths and in the surrounding countryside. Although a popular holiday destination, the village retains its peaceful old world charm.

Port Isaac is an excellent base from which to tour Cornwall. Within 30 minutes drive, or less, from the village you will find a wide range of attractions, including:

• Tintagel the King Arthur Legend;
• Boscastle famous harbour and witches museum;
• The Camel 17 miles of flat traffic-free cycling and Trail walking alongside the River Camel;
• Bodmin Old capital of Cornwall with famous gaol;
• Pencarrow lovely House and Gardens;
• Polzeath surf and a vast, flat and sandy beach;
• Rock sailing and windsurfing;
• Daymer Bay Betjeman country-St Enodoc Church;
• CAMRA Pub of the Year Blisland Inn. Blisland

You are also within easy reach of:

• Padstow Busy fishing village - home of the May Day 'obby' oss and the famous 'Seafood Restaurant'
• The Eden Project A 'must visit for every visitor to Cornwall'
• The Lost Gardens of Heligan Restored by Tim Smit (of 'Eden Project fame) and friends;
• Jamaica Inn Made famous by novelist Daphne du Maurier

Accommodation at Kittiwake Cottage

One double rooms - One single - One large family room Ensuite -
Two NEW en-suite doubles