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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; itβs 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 youβre 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.
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Port Isaac Village Hall Summer Sessions
Port Isaac Village Hall Trewetha Lane, Port Isaac, Cornwall, PL29 3RN
Tuesday 25th August & Tuesday 1st September.
Looking for a great evening of live music, good food, and a friendly atmosphere? Head to the Port Isaac Village Hall Summer Sessions, where everyone is welcome and entry is completely free!
Enjoy a fantastic lineup of local musicians throughout the summer, with a fully stocked bar, delicious BBQ, and food served from 6:30pm. There’s even an open mic slot, so aspiring performers can bring their backing tracks and take to the stage.
This season’s entertainment includes:
- Piers Ecclestone with his heartfelt original songs
- Rachel & Raymondo performing pop, country, and classic rock favourites
- The Jollys and The Shipwrecks
- The Barrel Seagals
- A special Port Isaac Night featuring The Gulls and The Yarnygoats
Whether you’re a local resident or visiting the village, the Summer Sessions offer the perfect opportunity to enjoy great music, tasty food, and a wonderful community atmosphere. Bring your friends, bring your family, and enjoy a memorable Cornish summer evening! ππΈππ»
Bowood Park Golf Club RNLI Charity Golf Day
Tea & coffee on arrival
18-hole Texas Scramble
Teams of four
One-course meal included
All proceeds supporting Port Isaac RNLI
07837 828165
golf@bowoodpark.comConcerts coming to St. Endellion church .
St Endellion, Port Isaac PL29 3TP
Tuesday 25th August 7pm
MJUKβs final concert for their summer tour at St Endellion church.
Port Isaac Shanty Weekend
Get ready for a fantastic weekend of music, community spirit, and maritime tradition as the Port Isaac Shanty Weekend returns on 3rd and 4th October 2026!
The picturesque fishing village will be alive with the sound of sea shanties, folk songs, and rousing performances from an incredible lineup of talented groups and musicians from across the UK and beyond. Best of all, the performers are generously donating their time and talent to support fundraising efforts for Port Isaac Village Hall.
With dozens of acts including favourites such as The Port Isaac Gulls, The Shipwrecks, The Yarngoats, Barrel Seagals, Harbour Buoys, The Harry Browns, and many more, there will be music echoing through the harbour, pubs, streets, and venues all weekend long.
Whether you’re a lifelong shanty enthusiast or simply looking for a unique Cornish weekend filled with great entertainment, warm welcomes, and plenty of singing, the Port Isaac Shanty Weekend promises an unforgettable atmosphere in one of Cornwall’s most beautiful coastal settings.
β Raise your voice, join the chorus, and be part of a wonderful celebration of music and community in Port Isaac this October! π΅ππ»
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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. Itβs 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 π and of course the Golden Lion pub of Fisherman’s Friends fame. Its got to be done.
– Pete R. June 2024