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Places to stay in Looe
The Olde Twin Towns of Looe East & West Looe are connected by the Victorian seven arch bridge just seaward from where the east and west Looe Rivers meet, flowing out to sea through the harbour where the fishing boats land their catch, the river then goes out past the banjo pier to the sea leaving the sandy east Looe beach. The fishing town of Looe has the second largest fish market in Cornwall so you can be sure of some of the freshest fish at Looe's Restaurants. Stay in Looe's fine holiday accommodation & dine at the excellent award winning restaurants Looe has to offer, it can get very busy at times. With the freshest day landed fish, shellfish Fowey mussels, Lobster and crab, the finest local Cornish meats, cheeses, farm produce along with fine Cornish wines and real ales. Looe for shark fishing, reef fishing, the coastal path, Looe island, Sailing Luggers, Glass bottom boats see the seabed around Looe island. Sea view's out to the Eddystone lighthouse, beach and town cafés and olde worlde pubs. Looe has lot's to do. Try the Looe to Liskeard train through the beautiful east Looe valley. The remains of the canal that used to carry the copper & granite between Looe & Liskeard can still be seen alongside the east Looe River. Within the quaint narrow streets of Looe, lies some quaint fisherman's cottages with their slate ground floor's which was used for the storage of fishing equipment, and the living space upstairs. Some of these cottages are now holiday cottages and shops.
