Our Journal
A Guide to Autumn and Winter Birdwatching in North Cornwall
Over the autumn and winter, Cornwall probably gets more feathered visitors than human ones. For anyone who loves birds, these are some of the most rewarding months of the year to stay with us in Port Isaac.
Murmurations on the Moors
Every year as daylight begins to dwindle and the longer nights creep in, the starlings return to Bodmin Moor. With the approach of sunset, flocks consisting of hundreds to thousands of these speckled birds descend upon the conifers to roost, but not before putting on a dazzling display for anyone lucky enough to be watching.
Port Isaac In Bloom
As the seasons shift from winter to spring, Cornwall comes into bloom. Ranging from coastal thrift to the woodland bluebell, an array of colour blankets the floor and lines the coast path, attracting bees, bugs and wildflower enthusiasts.