Email Us Port Isaac, Cornwall Josie, from Guy Fawkes chapter in New Orleans writes: I think you might be interested in a small fishing village on the North Cornish coast called Port Isaac.   It's a little off the beaten track but well worth the trip.  I spent the summer of 1961 there at a B & B called "Hathway Guest House" and have never quite gotten over the incredible beauty of the place.  It's a "Brigadoon."   It's like time has passed it by.   It's somewhere lost in the 16th or 17th century. I was just on their website to make sure everything was as I left it 41 years ago.   It hasn't changed a bit except the old school has been made into a hotel.   I think you'll be impressed. I'm not sure whether this is a "recommendation" since it's been 41 years . . . but you can go and look at the website of Hathaway Guest House. While researching Port Isaac, I found a wonderful website called Cornwall Cam showcasing the work of photographer Charles Winpenny.   Here, I found beautiful scenes throughout Cornwall, including the following of Port Isaac: Port Isaac is on the northern coast of Cornwall: For a map, go to Directions to Port Isaac Travel Spots Index Home Last Updated: September 14, 2003 ©1999-2003 DBE in Louisiana, Inc. All rights reserved. Questions/Comments? Contact the Webmaster Betty Calzada.