Looe sits on the south Cornwall coast about half way between Plymouth and St Austell with the A38 providing easy access to this popular coastal resort. Nestled in a wooded valley, Looe has always been seen as one of the most picturesque of south conrwall's resorts and a popular holiday destination. There are a good number of holiday homes and cottages in Looe and the surrounding villages from small to large. This location is hilly, probably not suitable if you struggle with steep slopes. It is great if you love character, beaches and food and there are plenty of holiday homes in the town. If you can't find a suitable holiday cottage in Looe, try looking at some of the lodge, touring and caravan parks in Looe to see if there is anything suitable there.
Looe has one main sandy beach, the East Beach which is south facing and very popular, there are numerous other beaches in the surrounding area including Talland bay, Hannafore beach and Plaidy beach. If you want great food, Looe is famous for it's daily catch of fresh fish bought in by the fishing boats and the harbour area has a number of great sea food restautants. The location is really all about the natural beauty, it is very unique with the harbour area being the main focal point of the town. A popular destination for those looking for a characterful location by the sea in south Cornwall.
