easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires ability to walk on uneven surfaces and steps.
Walk the streets of Port Isaac with a local extra from Doc Martin. Discover filming locations, rich history, and stunning coastal views on this captivating 1.5-hour tour.
All ages • 1.5 hours • Small group!
Join a captivating 1.5-hour walking tour through the stunning village of Port Isaac, the real-life setting of the beloved TV show Doc Martin. Led by a local extra from the series, explore iconic filming locations, uncover fascinating history, and enjoy breathtaking views, all while capturing memorable photos along the way.
1.5 hours
Wondering where was Doc Martin filmed? If you’re a fan of the TV show Doc Martin, this fully guided walking tour will take you around the fictional Cornish seaside village of Portwenn. In reality, Doc Martin is filmed on location in Port Isaac, a small and picturesque fishing village on the Atlantic coast of north Cornwall.
Now in its ninth series and popular with fans around the world, this Doc Martin tour is the best way to see the main locations from the show which first aired in 2004.
The walking tour is led by a local who has been involved in the filming of Doc Martin itself as an ‘extra’ and shares many anecdotes about the filming of this show. Locations from the show that you will see include the Doc’s house and surgery, Louisa’s school, Mrs Tishell’s pharmacy and much more.
However, the village itself has a long and fascinating history dating back to King Henry VIII and your guide will show you hidden village paths, historical buildings, beautiful views and give you an insight into local life. There will be plenty of photo opportunities along the way.
NOTE: Due to the nature of the locations visited and with steps being part of the tour route, this tour is not wheelchair, mobility scooter or pram friendly. Dogs also allowed on tour.
Port Isaac’s guide route includes cobblestones and uneven steps; solid footwear is essential.
Capture views of the rugged coast and iconic filming spots along the way.
Coastal conditions can change quickly; a light waterproof jacket is recommended.
Tours have a maximum of 12 guests, so book in advance to secure your spot.
Port Isaac’s history stretches beyond the TV set to a strong fishing heritage dating back to the 16th century, reflected in its stone cottages and harbor structures.
Local efforts focus on preserving the coastal environment and sustaining tourism in harmony with village life and natural habitats.
Protect your feet and provide stability on cobblestones and stairs.
Shield against coastal drizzle and wind.
spring|fall|winter specific
Capture iconic spots and scenic vistas throughout the tour.
Carry essentials such as water, snacks, and extra layers comfortably.