Port Gaverne is nestled in the charming hamlet of Port Gaverne beside a sheltered cove just outside the fishing village of Port Isaac on Cornwall’s rugged north coast. Originally built in the 17th century, the pub retains much of its historic character. Guests can enjoy scenic coastal walks along the South West Coast Path, explore nearby Port Isaac’s winding lanes and harbour, or relax beside the small beach and rocky shoreline below the inn.
Port Gaverne Port Isaac, Cornwall, PL29 3SQ
- 15 bedrooms
- 15 bedrooms
Just steps from iconic Port Isaac, home of Doc Martin
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Breakfast
- Craft Beer
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- Log Fires
- WiFi
Bedrooms
Port Gaverne has 15 stylishly decorated double and twin en-suite bedrooms. Rooms combine traditional character with everyday amenities, creating a calm and relaxed resting place. Guests can expect comfortable beds, contemporary bathrooms, complimentary toiletries, a TV, tea and coffee making facilities, and WiFi access. If you are planning to bring a dog, you must ensure that a dog-friendly room has been booked prior to arrival.
Add a dog to your stay at the checkout after selecting a pet-friendly room.
Telegraph Travel wrote: “This locals favourite, on the north Cornwall coast near Port Isaac, has served food and drinks for centuries. More recently a new seasonal restaurant has been added opposite. Wrap yourself up in the heritage and history of the area, and explore the spectacular Cornish coastline.” Expert rating 8/10
Food & Drink
Food at the Port Gaverne focuses on old school favourites alongside seasonal dishes with contemporary twists, prepared with fresh Cornish ingredients. The pub serves breakfast for overnight guests, while lunch and dinner menus offer a mix of comforting classics and seafood dishes reflecting the inn’s coastal setting. The bar is well-stocked with award-winning St Austell ales, beers, wines, and spirits. With its inviting dining spaces and relaxed outdoor seating, the pub provides a welcoming place to enjoy a meal after a coastal walk or a day exploring the nearby village of Port Isaac.
