A 16c Coaching Inn close to the North Cornish Coast. 2 miles to the village of Port Isaac made famous by the TV series Doc Martin. The character Doc Martin originated from the 2000 film Saving Grace. Many scenes from this film were done here in The Cornish Arms. Olde Worlde Pub with slate floors, wooden beams, fires and log burner. A great selection of dishes served at lunchtimes and the evening,using local produce whenever possible. Being so close to the sea there are alot of meals using fresh fish that comes up from Port Isaac daily. We are ideally situated for touring Cornwall and some parts of Devon. We are surrounded by good golf courses, St Enodoc being the biggest test for good golfers. There are and abundance of activities to cater for all needs including, sailing, surfing, fishing trips, windsurfing, swimming, boat trips, cycling the Camel Trail, walking the coastal Path and much much more. Padstow of Rick Stein fame is approximately 30 mins away. All our rooms are large and airy, with walk in power showers. There is a hearty breakfast to await you in the mornings to set you up for the day. The Cornish Arms has gained a spot in The Good Food Guide for several years and this year achieved a much acclaimed mention in The Good Beer Guide 2009.