Carn-awn is located in the secluded cove of Port Gaverne with magnificent sea-views overlooking the cove.

Carn-awn comprises of a large comfortable lounge/dining room with Freesat television and a dvd player. There is a fully fitted kitchen with washing machine, oven, fridge, freezer, microwave.

The accommodation sleeps up to six, the ground floor has a twin-bedded room, with a separate wc and shower room, on the first floor there is one double en-suite bedroom and one kingsize en-suite, with garden/sea views.

Just a short walk up the steep hill from Carn-awn is the harbour of Port Isaac, where you will find fishing boats, restaurants Nathan Outlaws Michelin Star and Fish Kitchen, shops, picturesque views. The Doc Martin series is also filmed here and the Fishermans Friends sing during the summer months.

All Bed Linen and tea towels are supplied.
Towels available on request for an additional charge of £5 per person.

Electricity is included.
The house is fully central heated with a coal fire in the sitting room.

WI-FI Available.

We are happy to welcome up to 2 well behaved dogs ( a charge of £30 per dog per week is to be added to the booking. (Please do not let dogs on the furniture or upstairs)

Bookings run from 3pm - 10:00am Saturdays.

Carn-awn has convienient off road parking for up to 3 cars.

Short Breaks available out of season.

 Port Gaverne is a hamlet on the north coast of Cornwall adjoining Port Isaac. Founded on its fishing in past centuries, and once used for shipping slate from the Delabole quarries. 

CARN-AWN stands on its own overlooking the harbour and straight out over the sea as far as the horizon. In the old Cornish language "Carn" is a pile of rocks and "Awn" is a haven, the name "Gaverne" is a corruption of this. It is indeed a haven in the rocks, and at low tide the beach is sandy, with fascinating rock pools full of tiny fish, and you can fish from the rocks, or hire a boat for sea fishing.

The beach is as safe for swimming as anywhere in Cornwall, but please be careful, especially at low water, and if you are in doubt, take local advice. The coastline is magnificent and you can walk for miles along the coastal paths or drive to many other beaches within easy reach.