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East Looe
The Old Guildhall Museum and Gaol is contained in a 15th Century listed building with a fascinating display of Looe’s past.
Seaton
Situated to the east of Looe, Seaton Beach can be found at the foot of the Hessenford Valley. The River Seaton crosses the beach which is popular with children and there is easy access to the car park, toilets and a beachfront cafe.
East Looe
Looe Beach (also known as East Looe beach) is a fantastic sandy beach very popular with families. Located in front of the town with cafes and toilets nearby. Access is generally on foot through the town centre.
Whitsand
Whitsand Bay boasts 4 miles of sand as the neighbouring coves join on the low tide. The beach is accessed via a steep path and steps but it is never crowded unlike many of the beaches in and around Looe.
Polperro
Polperro Beach is just outside the harbour walls and is a beautifully sheltered spot. The beach is small and vanishes at high tide! Access is either on foot or on a shuttle bus.
Downderry
This wide beach is the perfect place to relax, play and explore. Parking, toilets and a cafe are available in the village and at low tide you can walk across to Seaton Beach.
Looe
Plaidy Beach is just around the corner from Looe. It is a small sheltered beach with a peaceful feel that is best discovered on foot.
Portwrinkle
Hoodny Cove and Finnygook Beach are accessible from Portwrinkle. Both are sandy beaches and are popular with families. Finnygook Beach is used by experienced surfers.
Looe
Hannafore Beach is a quiet south east facing shingle beach that is well known for its rock pools and great views of Looe Island. It is popular with dog walkers all year round.
Talland
Talland Bay is located midway between Looe and Polperro. Talland Bay is made up of two coves and the main beach has a car park, cafe and toilets close by. This section of the coast is designated both an Area of Outsanding Beauty and a Heritage Coast.
Looe
Nestled into the side of the south Cornish coast between Looe and Seaton, Wild Futures’ Monkey Sanctuary cares for a range of different species of rescued monkeys, giving visitors an intimate insight to a working sanctuary and a chance to meet some…
Millendreath
A beautiful south facing sandy beach at the foot of a wooded valley. The beach has parking and cafe and restaurant facilities close by.
Menheniot, Near Liskeard
Throwing people off cliffs since 2009. Find our quarry 10 mins from Looe (next to the A38). BIG RIDES FOR ALL AGES
Unique gravity park, water park & race track with spectacular views and picnic spots, free entry and wild swimming.
West Looe
Described as 'a Little Known Gem', Kilminorth Woods is a Local Nature Reserve near Looe in South East Cornwall, owned by Cornwall Council. Classified as ancient woodland, it is part of a County Wildlife Site in an Area of Special Landscape Value and…
The Quay, West Looe
The Old Sardine Factory Heritage Centre is in West Looe and showcases the maritime and fishing heritage of Looe. The building, renovated by Looe Harbour Commission opened in 2018, and also includes a Climbing Wall and the Sardine Factory Restaurant.
Trescowe, Bodmin
Tucked away on the edge of Bodmin Moor, this Cornish Georgian gem offers plenty to do for all, with a Grade 2 listed garden, Iron Age fort, children’s play area, café, and gift shop.
St Keyne
Looe Valley Vineyard is a small artisan vineyard aiming to produce quality wines. Guided tours are geared to teaching visitors the basics of growing vines, making wine and wine tasting.
The Quay, East Looe
2 hour mackerel fishing trips. Keep all you catch! Rods & tackle provided.
Polperro
No visit to Cornwall would be complete without a visit to the famous Polperro Model Village and Land of Legend. Explore the village of Polperro in miniature, and learn about the Cornish myths and legends. More than 60 years in existence, having…
Stadium Retail Park, St Austell
One of the county’s most popular fun-filled, family friendly attractions.