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Your Ultimate Guide to North Cornwall's Hidden Gem
Explore the picturesque village of Port Isaac, renowned for its stunning coastal views, rich history, and vibrant community. Dive into our comprehensive guide to make the most of your visit.
Perched along the breathtaking North Cornwall coastline, Port Isaac is more than just a destination; it’s an enchanting experience waiting to unfold. With its deep maritime heritage and vibrant local culture, this coastal gem invites visitors to dive into its unique charm. Stroll along scenic walking trails that reveal stunning vistas of the Atlantic Ocean, or savor the flavors of the sea at delightful eateries serving freshly caught seafood from the harbor. Whether you’re meandering through the picturesque narrow streets or basking in a sunset by the shore, Port Isaac offers unforgettable moments that will resonate long after your journey ends. Come and discover the allure of this captivating village.
Wasson!
St Endellion Summer
Music Festival
Church of St Endellion, Port Isaac PL29 3TP
29 July – 8 August 2025
For the 2025 festival, a Shakespearean theme has been chosen. The featured opera is Verdi’s comic masterpiece Falstaff, conducted by Paul Daniel and showcasing a stellar cast including Darren Jeffery, Roderick Williams, Mark Padmore, Elin Pritchard, Frances Bourne, Thomas Elwin, Carolyn Dobbin, Andrew Slater, Peter Hoare, and Jessica Hopkins. The festival is thrilled to welcome Cornish resident and comic genius Bill Bankes Jones, who will direct a glittering production that serves as the centrepiece of the summer programme.
https://endellionfestivals.org.uk/summer
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What Our Visitors Say
What a breathtaking scene, the streets of Port Isaac is like stepping back in time. Beautiful little village with hiking trails up and down the coast. Plenty of local seafood and friendly people all around.
– Sarah B. August 2024.
Another beautiful place to visit when in Cornwall. It’s another example of English coastal towns, villages and walks.
There are also some beautiful little Tea rooms with teas, coffee and cake and delicious sandwiches. We had fresh local caught crab it was so good
– Debbie F. June 2024.
Park up top and wander down in to a beautiful North Cornish fishing village. Its quaint, its small, it has pasties 😃 and of course the Golden Lion pub of Fisherman’s Friends fame. Its got to be done.
– Pete R. June 2024