Self catering Port Isaac. Self catering North Cornwall. Holiday Lodgings in Port Isaac

Self catering Cottage
in the heart of Port Isaac

Sea Horses offers a perfect
year round haven in an idyllic location.

The Cottage - sleeps 6 people

On entering the pretty slate fronted cottage you’ll find yourself in a beamed open plan living area offering the perfect place to relax or dine. There is a TV and DVD player and a log burning stove, particularly popular with out of season visitors.

For families with young children there’s a travel cot and highchair along with a variety of toys and children’s DVDs. The bedrooms, a spacious double, a twin and a bunk bed room, are bright and comfortable and there is a well appointed family bathroom with an electric shower over the bath.

The kitchen is modern with all the features you would expect including a range style cooker, microwave and dishwasher. Other facilities include fridge/freezer and washer/dryer.

All in all, Sea Horses offers a perfect all year round haven in an idyllic location.

Details

Parking: Port Isaac is a historic fishing village and was never designed with cars in mind. For many this is a real plus. There is a car park, when the tide is out, down on the beach. But more usefully the main car park at the top of Port Isaac is a 10 minute walk away and operates a weekly season ticket (£20) which is excellent value as it’s also valid for the car parks at Wadebridge, Padstow, Polzeath and a number of other places.
Changeover: Monday is Sea Horse's changeover day.
On your day of arrival you will be able to get in to the cottage from 4.00pm. On your departure day you will be required to vacate by 10.00am.
Bed linen: Bed linen and bath towels are available on request for a small charge. Beach towels cannot be supplied.

Port Isaac

Port Isaac, found on the North Cornwall coast between Rock and Boscastle, is the perfect example of a traditional fishing village with its busy harbour, winding streets and alleys.

It’s a working village and during the summer, the fishermen still gather on Friday evenings on The Platt to sing traditional songs.

At low tide, the sheltered beach offers up a feast of rockpools all waiting to be explored. For the more energetic there are miles of coastal paths offering some of the most breathtaking views in the country.

If food is your passion, Port Isaac boasts a number of excellent restaurants and pubs. If you’re in the mood to eat in, locally caught seafood is always available to buy from the fishmongers right by the harbour.

Popular with filmmakers as well as holidaymakers, Port Isaac has most recently been the setting for the TV series ‘Doc Martin’ (starring Martin Clunes), for which it was given the fictitious name Port Wen.