Port Gaverne

This region may be best known for its spectacular scenery of wide beaches and rugged clifftops, but there’s more to Cornwall’s north coast than world-class surf and golden sands: venture beyond the waves and you’ll find award-winning restaurants and luxury spas, boutique shops and art galleries, and brilliant places to wine and dine, the perfect recipe for those seeking a romantic break in North Cornwall. A foodie stay in Port Isaac and Port Gaverne Where to stay The sleepy fishing village of Port Gaverne is a tiny, timeless village with a pretty sheltered cove and some great places to eat...

With summer behind us, it’s hard not to get excited about the onset of autumn – of crisp, golden days, quiet beaches and the smell of woodsmoke wafting from your favourite pub at the end of a long walk. What better way to celebrate the arrival of the new season than wrapping up and heading out for a good stomp. Here’s a roundup of walks where you can catch Cornwall’s landscapes in all their autumn glory. Best for…little legs — Woodland walks at Trelissick Garden This gentle 3-mile circular walk at Trelissick is a good option for little leaf kickers...

With the only Michelin-starred restaurants in the county, Port Isaac is Cornwall’s ultimate fine dining destination. But it’s not just those seeking a gourmet experience that are catered for; the village, and neighbouring Port Gaverne round the headland, have eating options for everyone, from sandy families with salty dogs in tow to ramblers after a simple pint and a pie. Here’s a round-up of places to eat in and around Port Isaac. The Pilchard’s Café, Port Gaverne With uninterrupted coastal views from its pretty garden, this cafe is probably as close as you’ll get to the sea without getting your feet...

If you’re looking to book a family summer holiday in Cornwall and don’t know where to start, then look no further. We’ve put together three itineraries that will help you find that perfect place to suit everyone in your clan, including the four-legged friend. These itineraries and locations have been chosen so you don’t need to go too far from base, but there’s always the option for exploring further afield for the more adventurous families out there.   Port Gaverne Next to the famous Port Isaac is this secluded cove, perfect for those looking to get away from the crowds…...

After a breezy walk on the coastal path or an icy dip in the big blue, there’s nothing like returning to a cosy Cornish cottage with a crackling wood-burning stove. So if you feel like an autumnal escape or a wintery getaway to Cornwall, take a look at these stunning retreats. They are handpicked by us, for you. 1. St Clement’s House, Mousehole In the achingly-picturesque harbour of Mousehole (pronounced “Mow-zul”), is this elegant Georgian townhouse. Kick back and pretend you’re in the times of Poldark with your granite fireplace and fire next to you! 2. Castaway Cottage, Gwithian On...

Cornwall has certainly attracted a fair amount of camera crews over the years, which has inspired many people to discover the filming locations for themselves. Here are a few places you might have seen and some retreats that could see you staying close by:   1. Port Isaac — Fisherman’s Friends and Doc Martin Port Isaac and the neighbouring Port Gaverne has certainly been a popular place for location scouts! Fisherman’s Friends premiered last year and tell the story of the sea shanty group of the same name – they’re local heroes and still perform in the harbour occasionally. The...