Port Isaac Holiday Cottages with Sea Views

Clifftops at 1 Overcliff and 2 Overcliff are two self-catering holiday cottages in a superb clifftop location overlooking Port Isaac Bay in North Cornwall.

Sleeping up to 8 guests at Clifftops and 6 guests at 2 Overcliff, the cottages are an ideal base for a relaxing Cornwall holiday. From the gardens and many of the rooms you can enjoy changing views across the bay, watch the fishing boats and experience beautiful sunsets over the Atlantic.

The cottages are within easy walking distance of Port Isaac harbour, the village's restaurants, cafés and shops, while the coastal path provides spectacular walks towards Port Gaverne and Port Quin. Port Isaac is also famous as the filming location for Doc Martin and its connection with the Fisherman's Friends.

Port Isaac, Cornwall

Port Isaac is famous as the picturesque setting for Doc Martin TV series, and the home of the 'Fisherman's Friends' made famous in the 2019 film, and still performing on the Platt on Friday evenings in the Summer if the tide is right!

There is plenty to see and do in Port Isaac - from wandering around its pretty streets, enjoying the cafes, restaurants and gallery shops to more active walks along the coastal path and in the surrounding area, fishing trips and rock pooling on the beach, and swimming from Port Gaverne which is a short walk away.

Other places to visit nearby in North Cornwall are Polzeath, Tintagel, Bude, Wadebridge, Rock and Padstow with plenty of activities to enjoy on your Cornish holiday, and all a short drive away from a comfortable home base in Port Isaac.

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Port Isaac Holiday Cottages

Where are Overcliff Holiday Cottages?

Overcliff Holiday Cottages are at 1 and 2 Overcliff in Port Isaac, Cornwall, overlooking Port Isaac Bay and close to the historic harbour.

How many people can stay at Overcliff?

Clifftops at 1 Overcliff sleeps up to 8 people, while 2 Overcliff sleeps up to 6 people.

Do the holiday cottages have sea views?

Yes. Both holiday cottages have stunning views overlooking Port Isaac Bay, with sea views from many rooms and the gardens.

Are the cottages close to the South West Coast Path?

Yes. Each garden has a gate giving direct access to the coastal path.

Is parking available?

Yes. Private parking is available at the properties.

Are dogs welcome?

Yes. Up to two well-behaved dogs are welcome, subject to the applicable additional charge.

How far are the cottages from Port Isaac harbour?

The cottages are less than five minutes' walk from the central harbour area.