Guidebook for Port Quin nr Port Isaac.
Sightseeing
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8 locals recommend
Cornish Coast Adventures
We also run Cornish Coast Adventures from Easter-November each year. Great Sea kayaking, Coasteering and Paddleboarding along the local coastline www.cornishcoastadventures.com
Lundy Bay
Beautiful beach at low tide
Pentire Farm
Amazing walks around the national trust owned headland
Port Isaac
Really nice old fishing village with lots of shops and places to eat.
Great beach at low tide, also good pub on the cliff for food or drink. Also a few shops in the village.
73 locals recommend
Trebarwith
Great beach at low tide, also good pub on the cliff for food or drink. Also a few shops in the village.
Food Scene
Outlaw's New Road
6 New RdGreat fish restaurant
The Oystercatcher
Good burgers and nice atmosphere overlooking Polzeath bay
Everything Else
Jons Fish & Chips
1 Goldsworthy WayCycle the camel trail or get the ferry over from Rock for a treat!
Wavehunters Surf School
Good surf school 5-10 ins drive away.
Great family friendly beach also good surf for beginners, lifeguards in Summer and Easter
124 locals recommend
Polzeath Beach
South West Coast PathGreat family friendly beach also good surf for beginners, lifeguards in Summer and Easter
Shopping
Surf's Up Surf School
Good surf school just around the corner in Polzeath
Entertainment & Activities
Port Quin
Lovely natural harbour just down the hill from the cottages.
Drinks & Nightlife
Good atmosphere pub with good grub and view, the only proper pub in the main village.
27 locals recommend
The Golden Lion
10 Fore StGood atmosphere pub with good grub and view, the only proper pub in the main village.