Looe harbour

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very nice area, good large carpark on opposite side of river to the train station, but payment machines work on card only and instructions very confusing, with a "push green button" bit there are 2 green buttons!!. However once you have parked successfully the walk down and arround the is great. Many good shops and places to eat both in and takeaway style. Well worth a couple of hours. Always great to do some craving with a bet and line from the quay side . Park in Millpool car park, yes it’s a little pricey but worth the walk across to the harbour. Here in my video a Conger eel that lives under the wall . Plenty of parking across 3 car parks with the largest millpool having 950 spaces. Prices are reasonable for Cornwall with £2.30 up to 2hrs and £2.10 fixed charge after 6pm at millpool. Lots to see around the with a small amusements centre for the kids (and big kids), lots of shops and cafes. On an evening there are a number of restaurants. Plenty of boat rips available from the side (we did the 2 hrs Mackrell fishing trip with Looe sea safaris) The beach is sandy and has lifeguards but no dogs allowed during peak season, however its only a short walk or drive round to hannafore beach where dogs are allowed all year round. The is great at hightide for crabbing (we caught around 30 within half an hour) but please make sure you put them back carefully and take any rubbish away with you. Nice and you can watch the fishing boats coming and going. Nestled on the coast, Looe is a picturesque seaside town boasting a beautiful sandy beach. Its charming streets are lined with shops and cozy cafes, offering the perfect opportunity to enjoy local delights, whether you're after a traditional Cornish pasty, a classic cream tea, or something more substantial. ​For those visiting in the height of summer, I'd recommend parking in the Millpool car park, as it is the largest by far. If you're looking for a fun activity, you can try your hand at crabbing off the riverside in town or by the Mill Pool. Always busy and welcoming. Great choice of food and restaurants. Plenty to see in Looe and Polperro. Dog friendly. A beautiful place steeped in historic, natural and timeless appeal. Lots of small boats harboured with options of hiring or taking excursions. Superb views that span as far as the eye can see both across the sea-scape and upwards to the elaborate cliff based properties. Plenty of mouth watering food options of both takeaway and eat-in, from freshly baked pastries, traditional ice creams to pub grub and some gastro type places also included. A lot of eateries have restricted space for seated areas due to the olde worlde area of narrow streets which have seen a clear build-up of temporary and permanent population over the year. Some of the streets surrounding the would benefit from being pedestrianised to protect the businesses, community and visitors alike. Due to the age of this inspirational beauty spot, there are a number of places that are unsuitable for wheelchair access but coming to such a place, it's understandable and expected that circumstances are very different from victorian times when Looe started to evolve. Lovely sandy beach is great for families with children, no dogs . Well looked after clean 99% of the time if you go down early enough you can see the tractor at work raking the sand and people picking up litter and if your lucky enough you may spot a seal bathing in the distance. It does and can get very busy when the sun is out , school holidays, etc, but most people are respectful of space. There are toilets 30p card only that dont open till 9 and a disabled access and baby changing toilet Plenty of seagulls as its a seaside that can be and rightfully so protective of their young Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.