Tucked away along the rugged north coast of Cornwall lies a tiny passage with an outsized personality: Squeeze Belly Alley. If you’ve ever wanted to quite literally turn sideways to explore a destination, this is your place. A Passage That Lives Up to Its Name Port Isaac is no stranger to charm. Known for its whitewashed cottages, narrow winding streets, and dramatic sea views, the village feels like a step back in time. But even among its maze of alleys, Squeeze Belly Alley stands out—because it demands more from visitors than just admiration. At just about 18 inches (45 cm) wide at its narrowest point, this alley isn’t just quaint—it’s a physical challenge. The name says it all: you’ll likely need to “squeeze” your way through, especially if you’re wearing a backpack or bulky coat. A Quirky Slice of History Like many of Cornwall’s narrow lanes, Squeeze Belly Alley dates back centuries, when space was at a premium and buildings were constructed as closely together as possible. Th...