Looe - Wikipedia
Looe (/ ˈluː /; Cornish: Logh, [1] lit. 'deep water inlet') is a coastal town and civil parish in south-east Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, with a population of 5,280 at the 2011 census. [2][3]
Official Tourism Website for Looe Cornwall
Looe, situated in South East Cornwall is a picturesque fishing harbour rich in maritime history. Famous for its wide sandy beaches, harbour, boat trips and scenic woodland. Across country and coast there are plenty of things to see and do in Looe.
28 best things to do in Looe, Cornwall (2024 guide)
Few destinations merge a picturesque seaside setting with bucket loads of attractions and fascinating heritage like Looe in Cornwall. This popular seaside and estuary town is the perfect destination for family holidays, hiking trips and history lovers.
Looe: Experience the Charms of Cornwall's Coastal Gem
Explore the picturesque harbour, where colourful fishing boats bob on the water. Wander through the charming streets, discovering eclectic independent shops and traditional Cornish pubs. Enjoy fresh seafood at waterfront restaurants or simply while away the days at the beach.
15 Best Things to Do in Looe (Cornwall, England)
2023年5月1日 · In southeast Cornwall, Looe is both a favourite family escape and a real working fishing port. The town is in hilly landscape at the mouth of the Looe River, and sheltered along the river is the harbour where fishing boats bob on the water and you can test your crab-catching skills on the quayside.
See and Do in Looe Cornwall - Visit Looe
If you’re planning a visit, there is so much to see & do in and around Looe! Discover our coastal landscape and beaches or immerse in our walking trails, cycling routes and watersports. Situated on the Cornish coast, Looe is also the perfect place to discover a range of attractions both locally and via public transport.
Welcome to Looe & Polperro
With its wide sandy beach, ‘banjo’ pier, harbour & island, the twin-towns of East & West Looe has been a favourite with visitors to Cornwall for centuries. Its smaller neighbour, Polperro, an historic fishing village with white-washed cottages & narrow streets leading down to the picturesque harbour – is a quintessential Cornish gem.