Discover Port Isaac and North Cornwall
Tregellist Farm B&B is perfectly located for exploring some of the most beautiful parts of North Cornwall. Nestled in peaceful countryside near St Kew and just minutes from the picturesque fishing village of Port Isaac, this luxury farmhouse bed and breakfast provides the ideal base for discovering Cornwall’s dramatic coastline, sandy beaches, historic fishing villages and world-famous attractions.
Whether you are planning a relaxing coastal escape, a walking holiday, a surfing break or a sightseeing adventure, North Cornwall offers something for everyone. From the stunning beaches of Polzeath and Daymer Bay to the historic streets of Port Isaac and Tintagel, visitors are surrounded by unforgettable scenery and attractions.
Explore the Charming Fishing Village of Port Isaac
Just a short drive from Tregellist Farm, Port Isaac is one of Cornwall’s most famous and picturesque fishing villages. Known worldwide as the filming location for the television series Doc Martin, Port Isaac is full of narrow winding lanes, whitewashed cottages, traditional pubs and spectacular sea views.
Spend time exploring the harbour, browsing local art galleries, enjoying fresh seafood in one of the excellent restaurants or taking a scenic coastal walk along the South West Coast Path. The village remains a working fishing port and retains all the charm and character of old Cornwall.
- Traditional Cornish pubs and restaurants
- Doc Martin filming locations
- Fresh seafood and local produce
- Scenic coastal walks
- Independent shops and galleries
- Historic fishing harbour
Beautiful Beaches Near Tregellist Farm
North Cornwall is famous for its spectacular coastline and sandy beaches. Guests staying at Tregellist Farm have easy access to some of Cornwall’s finest beaches, perfect for surfing, swimming, sunbathing and coastal walks.
Polzeath Beach is one of Cornwall’s premier surfing beaches and is ideal for both beginners and experienced surfers. Daymer Bay offers a more sheltered sandy beach perfect for families, while Rock is popular for sailing, watersports and ferry trips across the Camel Estuary to Padstow.
- Polzeath Beach – surfing and family beach
- Daymer Bay – sheltered sandy cove
- Rock Beach – sailing and watersports
- Trebarwith Strand – dramatic coastal scenery
- Tintagel Haven – historic coastal beach
- Port Gaverne – quiet sheltered cove
Walk the South West Coast Path
The South West Coast Path offers some of the finest coastal walking in the UK. From dramatic cliff-top scenery to hidden coves and picturesque fishing villages, the coastline around Port Isaac is a paradise for walkers and nature lovers.
Popular walks include the route from Port Isaac to Port Quin and on towards Polzeath, offering breathtaking sea views and opportunities to spot seabirds, dolphins and seals along the coastline.
- Port Isaac to Port Quin walk
- Coastal walks to Polzeath
- Birdwatching opportunities
- Wildflowers and dramatic cliffs
- Photography and scenic viewpoints
Visit Padstow and the Camel Trail
The bustling harbour town of Padstow is less than half an hour away and is one of Cornwall’s most popular destinations. Famous for its excellent seafood restaurants and vibrant harbour atmosphere, Padstow is a must-visit during your stay.
The nearby Camel Trail follows a disused railway line through beautiful countryside and along the Camel Estuary. Ideal for cycling and walking, the trail provides a safe and scenic route suitable for all ages.
- Cycling the Camel Trail
- Padstow Harbour
- Seafood restaurants
- Boat trips and fishing trips
- Shopping and galleries
- Camel Estuary wildlife
Discover Tintagel Castle and Cornwall’s Legends
A short drive north of Tregellist Farm brings you to Tintagel, one of Cornwall’s most iconic historic destinations. Famous for its connections to the ?????? of King Arthur, Tintagel Castle sits dramatically on the cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
Explore the castle ruins, cross the spectacular footbridge and discover Merlin’s Cave below the cliffs. Tintagel village also offers charming cafes, gift shops and traditional Cornish hospitality.
- Tintagel Castle
- King Arthur legends
- Merlin’s Cave
- Dramatic cliff scenery
- Historic village atmosphere
Gardens and Attractions in North Cornwall
Guests at Tregellist Farm are ideally situated for visiting many of Cornwall’s most famous gardens and attractions. Lanhydrock House and Gardens, Pencarrow House and the Lost Gardens of Heligan are all within easy reach and make excellent day trips.
The world-famous Eden Project is also within driving distance and offers a fascinating day out for visitors of all ages.
- The Eden Project
- Lanhydrock House
- Pencarrow Gardens
- Lost Gardens of Heligan
- National Maritime Museum Falmouth
- Cornwall’s historic houses and gardens
A Perfect Base for Exploring Cornwall
Whether you are looking for relaxing countryside accommodation, coastal adventures, surfing holidays or sightseeing breaks, Tregellist Farm B&B offers an ideal location for discovering the very best of North Cornwall.
After a day exploring Cornwall’s beaches, fishing villages and attractions, return to the comfort of your luxury farmhouse accommodation and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the Cornish countryside.
