Outlaw's Coastal Retreats is part of the Outlaw's company, owned by Nathan Outlaw. Specialising in seafood restaurants, the company has a long standing reputation for great hospitality and service. Kittiwake Cottage and its Annexe was fully renovated and restored back in 2021/22, opening up to guests in 2023. With over 10 years experience in the village, Kittiwake guests benefit from the Outlaw's team being close by and always on hand to help.

A newly renovated charming coastal cottage owned and operated by Outlaw's Coastal Retreats. Kittiwake Cottage is perfectly located, providing a blend of comfort, privacy and, proximity to the harbour front of Port Isaac. Highlights: - Beautiful Grade II-listed cottage, sympathetically renovated to preserve original features. - Coastal vintage décor, luxury furnishings, and all mod cons, the perfect combination of character and comfort. - 3 super king bedrooms, all en suite, along with additional large family bathroom and roll top bath. - Original fireplace with log burner - Beautiful location in a historic fishing village, just next to the coast, and close to Outlaw's Restaurants and other local cafes, pubs and restaurants. - Easy access to the coast path. - The perfect base from which to explore the rugged beauty of Cornwall. To help get you settled in we will have your fridge and kitchen stocked with some essentials, and on your first morning a bakery hamper will be delivered to your door with fresh bread and pastries. For your time at Kittiwake you can either make use of the fully equipped kitchen, and dining room complete with a large fire place and log burner, or benefit from the easy access to both of our Michelin-starred restaurants; Outlaw’s Fish Kitchen just around the corner, and Outlaw’s New Road, a 10-minute stroll, along with other local restaurants and pubs.

The beautiful village of Port Isaac is one of Cornwall's last remaining active fishing ports. Along with access to miles of scenic footpaths for coastal adventures, the village is home to both of our Michelin starred restaurants, Outlaw's New Road and Outlaw's Fish Kitchen. The latter is just seconds away from Kittiwake Cottage. Port Isaac has long been on the map for its homegrown sea shanty group "The Fishermen's Friends", who can often be found striking up impromptu sing alongs on the harbour side. Additionally, Port Isaac is home to the hit TV series Doc Martin, with a walk and talk tour running daily, giving an insight into the show and Port Isaac's history. Parking is available in either of the two council operated car parks at the top of the village. Both car parks are a 10-minute walk down into the village, and long-stay parking is available at both. Access to the bottom of the village is only via steep hills, which adds to the village's charm, but can prove a struggle for those with accessibility challenges. It is possible to drive down into the bottom of the village and turn around.