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There
are a number of eating places in Port Isaac and Port Gaverne ranging
in price and level of formality from a fish & chip shop, pubs with bistro
food and
restaurants serving international cuisine.
The
renowned Mote and Wheelhouse restaurants are family owned and get
much of their seafood direct from the ‘Sharicmar’.
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The North Cornwall coast is an
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the
Coastal footpath runs through the grounds of Signal Field and there is
excellent walking from the house in all directions, stunning views abound
whichever route you chose to take. Other activities such as the
Camel Trail, voted best holiday activity in Cornwall,
is only 10 miles away
at Wadebridge. Walk or cycle alongside the Camel estuary towards Padstow or
Bodmin to see a great variety of wildlife. Cycle hire is available. Within a short drive (maximum 20
minutes) are the surfing beaches of Polzeath, the sailing centre of
Rock and many golf courses. The widely acclaimed Eden Project is a 40
minutes drive away. Padstow, famous for many things, is within half an
hour’s drive. Just 10 miles to the north is Tintagel Castle. Ryan Air
offer flights from Stanstead to Newquay Airport which is 30 minutes drive
from Port Isaac, the nearest train station is Bodmin Parkway and car hire is
available.
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To maximize your experience of Port Isaac and the area, we would recommend
you combine your potting holiday with some sight-seeing and activities.
Days in the studio are charged individually so you could book 2-3 days’
studio time for making and decorating at the beginning of the week, with a
day or two in between (to allow your work to dry out and be fired), then
another day or two for smoke/raku/glaze firing at the end of the week (as we
are in such an exposed location, raku firings are subject to weather
conditions). However, the choice is yours and should you wish to just come
and pot to your heart’s content, then do so. Studio times run from 10 am
until 5 pm Monday through Friday and 10-12 Saturday with tuition, but if you
wish to work on alone for a while please feel free to do so. |
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